DIY Energy amplification experiment

[Magnethos]

The guy of youtube also says that when drawing pure voltage, the properties of the circuit components are opposite. Battery is a diode, positive resistance is a negative resistance.... So, when only pure voltage is present, the properties of the circuit are different. A negative resistor gets energy from the vacuum throught a process called negentropy.

Since, energy is information. He applies the information theory process. Entropy means disorder. Energy in the vacuum is Virtual Particles in a disordered state. So, using a negative resistor, instead of scattering the energy like a positive resistor, the negative resistor gets energy from the vacuum and the re-order process is automatic.

The problem is the batteries are Negative resistors because a battery draws energy, and that energy comes from the vacuum. If we use orthodox electronics, we're destroying the dipole because we're drawing current and discharging the battery. Current seems to be an effect of the voltage. Because voltage and current are proportional.
If we increase voltage x3 times, current decreases x3 times.
If we increase current x5 times, voltage decreases x5 times.

The guy from the video merges some theories. He splits the positive because Ev Gray also used the positive splitting technique. I think, while splitting the positive, components have opposite properties because they are working with a different energy (cold energy?). Pure Voltage and Cold energy can amplify the input power.

[jadaro2600]

But this doesn't make sense; if you split the positives, in this case, it would be like connect two capacitors in series where charges collide, essentially.  Or have I gotten this backward?

If I remember correctly, attaching capacitors in series lowers the total capacitance of the circuit across the outer leads.