yeah yeah... there's background energy all around us, we are swimming in a soup of all kinds of shit we can't see... but that doesn't mean we are powering cities with it.

Talk to someone in HAM radio and they can tell you that a MASSIVE antenna CAN bring in enough energy to start giving you minor issues. But we're talking huge antennas to get you miniscule levels of power that cause a type of line noise.

This isn't even enough to power a lightbulb, let alone a house.

During the Carrington event we were getting bombarded by so much solar wind that some of the telegraph stations caught on fire. Telegraph operators at the time noticed sparking from the batteries so they unhooked them... and they could still send telegraphs.

But this was during the largest CME in recorded history, and it was because of the length of the lines and being direct wired from point A to point B... so it had a ton of ungrounded wire length to capture up an induction field and produce "power" in the lines.

You're talking about powering entire cities using rooftop tesla tchotchkes... it's silly.

Tesla's Wardenclyffe tower had a support building filled with a massive boiler and several westinghouse generators... why would he need either if he was making free energy with it?