A special energy.

A special energy.

Almost everything that surrounds us and moves to some extent requires energy.

And energy is a derivative of fuel, a consequence of its consumption, in a reaction that converts energy into motion.

Some people need food, others need gasoline, diesel, gas, or electricity.

Perhaps you're thinking of steam locomotives, which were fueled by water vapor generated by burning coal, but today, I don't want to dwell on the coal dust that gets in your nostrils; we can talk about something more environmentally friendly, like electricity.

It seems that without it, the world stands still, everything stops. At least, that's how it might look at an amusement park, when all the rides are stationary.

But, as often happens, first impressions can be deceiving.

And if someone wants to check for the absence of electricity in the network by touching the wires, I suggest first thinking about whether electricity is actually the energy that powers all of this.

And looking at the reindeer and horses on the carousel, I wasn't thinking about oats at all. While they are energy-rich and capable of supporting ungulates, they certainly weren't plastic ones.

So what energy moves these enormous masses of metal and bird droppings, which over time have replaced welded seams and simply hold together what should no longer be a single structure, but is?

Yes, the most underrated energy drives everything, and that is people's desire to ride carousels.

You can't sell a kilowatt of this energy to anyone. You'll still have to pay extra for it yourself, but it's real energy, without which any other energy is absolutely useless.

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Have a blessed day!

Category:	Art, Photography, digital art.
Tools:	Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300
Location:	Ukraine
Author:	Author @barski. In my publications you will see only my author's works.