Yes, I do want to make perpetual motion, I believe it's possible. The universe should be nothing, but instead something exists.

Existence is proof that something came from nothing at some point.

We exist therefore something can come from nothing, the conditions are just very special.

The universe itself is in perpetual motion. So to me that's proof perpetual motions is possible.

Just need to come up with clever conservation of energy scenarios that take advantage of environmental conditions to generate a benefit.

But the holy grail would figuring out how to tap the potential energy that exists between quantum vacuum particles. When someone figures out how to benefit from the potential energy of the matter anti-matter pairs as they travel to self-annihilate.

They have potential energy and they have real effects like "the cassimir effect".

Just because the particles annihilate and the net matter increase to the universe is zero, doesn't mean their motion didn't have effects that are persistent.

Yes, I do want to make perpetual motion, I believe it's possible. The universe should be nothing, but instead something exists.

Existence is proof that something came from nothing at some point.

We exist therefore something can come from nothing, the conditions are just very special.