ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[bboj]

Hmm. So why not use the car chassis as an alternative ground? What properties of the battery enable it to be a ground alternative, but the car chassis not?

Mags

I would say to ger high negative charge

[weizisky]

Mags

yes! the properties of the battery enable it to be a alternative negative common ground. Tito tell the truth.
but, nobody can tell how the used electrons get energy again when they return back from the middle way(like a U turn)

[Magluvin]

I would say to ger high negative charge

But think about this...

Say we have 2 identical batteries. If we connect an LED to the neg of one battery and to the positive of the other, does the led light? Or even try with caps. Light? 

Mags

[synchro1]

@Magluvin,

              You need to connect the other two poles to complete the series circuit, then your input voltage would be the sum of the two naturally. Just connecting two of the four poles would do nothing.

[Magluvin]

Mags

yes! the properties of the battery enable it to be a alternative negative common ground. Tito tell the truth.
but, nobody can tell how the used electrons get energy again when they return back from the middle way(like a U turn)

I believe that if OU exists, that the circuits dont necessarily need to draw upon external electrons to have excess power per input.  What if the output to load is a loop? Would adding more electrons to that loop provide more power than we input? Or could it be a special mechanism(electronic) that we are missing that can make the power in that output loop greater than the input.

If an earth ground is needed or used, there must be a way to us looping instead. Because all we are doing is using the earth for currents to flow from one end of the circuit. And if there is current flowing in and out of the circuit via the earth ground, then there must be another end of the circuit(ant, or remainder of circuit in air) that has current flowing in and out also in the opposite direction.

So why cant we just loop these 2 ends of the circuit?

I think. 

Mags