Does the generally accepted theory that "input is always equal to the output" still hold true? or have they come up with super efficiency whereby small inputs produce large output?
So what you are saying is that the energy applied to improve the efficiency of a machine is equal to the end result associated with the application. In other words, no free lunch.
So what you are saying is that the energy applied to improve the efficiency of a machine is equal to the end result associated with the application. In other words, no free lunch.