Refrigerator looping Energy.

• Maybe to answer, it may be a fridge acting as an "energy loop", the electricity basically goes into the fridge as a system (engineered), and then ambient heat signature measured is what that electricity is converted into if it's all and akin to an acceleration, in enveloping the cold created inside fridge. It's not logical, but since energy always goes from hot to cold then we can say no energy is needed to relative make any cold, and we should say that the energy used to move the system, after being used, becomes surplus efficiency. If this process someone can make it dynamics polarized, that somehow and if said acceleration from instant generated cold.
• One is thinking that it's needed energy for maintaining the cold and protecting that cold from the outside environment, if there was looped any energy to create that cold initially one it's thinking..below we can see that in thermodynamics the state of energy always goes from hot to cold. Thus the whole idea is that the fridge is actually a system like a machine, existing around what we also want the cold storage space. The fridge, becomes the Suit or clothes of the body the cold storage space. There may also just be piped cold from somewhere cold, to displace heat inside the fridge, so heat can be removed, if this is true, then there can be never any power consumption of the fridge at all. Cold is made from getting again cold from somewhere else that is cold. Equation cold == cold.
• Also likely the system should ideally have a threshold to polarity of the various forces manipulated by both the engineering and the actual system, there should be a way to return the electricity the other way, by some dynamic chaos.
• It is stated on Google that a fridge does seem to violate the second law of thermodynamics. This page reports "The second law of thermodynamics claims that it is impossible for heat to spontaneously flow from a cold body to a hot body, but it can move in that way if some form of work is done. This is how the refrigeration process works, and an example can be seen" (https://energyeducation.ca/encyclopedia/Second_law_of_thermodynamics#Refrigeration_Statement).
• Unfortunately, it does not seem to violate the first law of thermodynamics this page is reporting "PMM2: A machine that can generate work from a single heat reservoir source and, as a result, have 100% thermodynamic efficiency. Such devices violate the second law of thermodynamics." (https://www.eigenplus.com/perpetual-motion-machine-first-second-third-kind/). Again it is 100% thermodynamic efficiency because of that equation cold == cold, like a reversed negative principle.
• Is it a fallacy to think removal of heat that makes cold. The page above also reports "So, for any [perpetual motion] machine to work in reality, it can do it by converting one form of energy to another.". So it's the ideal removal of heat to create cold space would be an energy source, of course.
• There must be some effort anyway, to initially remove heat, it can not happen automatically. That would be still a PMM1 machine to say that even if there is some initial work done, as would be needed because dynamics and physical matter is involved. The Earth as stated below is a good example of probably an Ecosystem that is also a perpetual motion machine, even if it's receiving energy from outside of the system in form of electricity from the Sun. There is also a core like a small Sun inside the Earth inner core. It is not certain that any such PPM1 machine could be anywhere except outside of the Universe.
• If there is removal of heat, there must be generated a heat signature that can be measured. In 1930 Einstein and his former student Leó Szilárd, had designed a fridge that require no moving components but a heat source. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_refrigerator)
• In practice, and because of so-called dimensional space requirements, the electricity net worth does not become so cold..so that it may become heat from the creation of cold space, another way to put this irritating paradox. Likely though like Doctor Who's T.A.R.D.I.S. this device we talk must be relative larger on the inside than on the outside it, at least how many recursive dimension use has to be used if this is the case, again to extract the heat (to be replaced by sinking temperature) again converted to either electricity or used as a heating source. However space is big and cold, maybe that is a signal that one has never in the Universe removed heat anywhere, to make cold storage space. Can we measure the amount of Suns and other plasma core systems in the Universe relative to all this empty and cold space.
• In Quantum Physics anything that can exist will exist. "Although quantum mechanics is generally considered to be fundamentally incompatible with classical logic, it is argued here that the gap is not as great as it seems. Any classical, discrete, time reversible system can be naturally described using a quantum Hubert space, operators, and a Schrödinger equation." (fuzzy https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1742-6596/361/1/012024)
• It would have to be bigger on the inside than on the outside, but if that is so how can we make physical space for it. Modern fusion reactors are already rather large. Maybe the whole process would be regarded like irrational or trancendental numbers, like Pi and e, these numbers can not become destroyed..likely the creation of any perpetual motion machine in the same way relates to. Destruction however it is also stated that "The big rule to remember is that thermal energy will always travel from hot to cold. Always! This makes a lot of sense because remember, cold is just the absence of heat." which is of course irrational thinking. (https://eu.columbiatribune.com/story/lifestyle/family/2018/01/23/the-science-cold/16025254007/) also a hint is that "In a closed system entropy can not be reversed", but it suggested that quantum mechanics is generally considered to be fundamentally incompatible with classical logic, thus we need more or less logic.
• What are the original fridge engineering principles? Apparently there's also that a second formulation, known as the unattainability principle can be rephrased as; No refrigerator can cool a system to absolute zero temperature at finite time." However, again that is an injunction the Earth as an object is still maintaining it's temperature despite floating in cold space. It is similar that the Biosphere may also be beyond infinite, the nature of this complex system has yet to be fully explained.
• German scientists are very deep stating: A temperature below absolute zero. Atoms at negative absolute temperature are the hottest systems in the world. (https://www.mpg.de/research/negative-absolute-temperature)
• Opting out of the Quantum Physics above and madness, the real surplus heat compared to created cold and electricity input, is likely only negligible though depending on how much cold the actually machine can both contain and dissipate heat, if someone have bothered to measure it. As stated above the fridge does seem to violate the second law of thermodynamics so we should try and measure already it's energy utilizing balance, of the three elements, heat, electricity and cold.
• The engineering of a fridge compared to energy stasis, it's likely not total static if there is some form of shift heat polarized with cold, again polarized with the energy input. the system loops energy in the form of electricity again though cold == cold, and in thermodynamics systems always move towards cold, on it's own accord figured, so what are we actually using the input utilized and what becomes of it?
• Somehow it seems that the fridge should be at some point in operation. Then physical and so-called dimensional engineering aspect would equal the recursive programming, in computing, possibly making it an impractical device, but if recursive cold can be created then likely at some point there is surplus energy dissipated from the system, as compared to input.
• Perpetual motion machines though are good news, that windmills and water mills are also perpetual motion machines that have always been around, relative relation that at least where the system being fueled by outside sources likely also compared to source further out, being the harnessing the wheel work of nature (Tesla book.)