> What you are saying is finally -all energy- entering a system somehow
> turns into heat without loss.(Lol - Actually,heat itself is loss).
>
> I wish this was true because from the bill point of view, this
> approach indicates that all processes done by CPU,HDD,Optical Drives
> etc. is free of charge.Perhaps the reason why we plug electronic
> devices to electricity is to get heat.Furthermore,to support global
> warming.

YES!!! That is EXACTLY what we are saying.  The "data" is free.
The "mechanicals" of the data calculation are what you pay for.

Look, you've provided no explanation within the framework of physics
to explain where this "lost" energy goes.  As I pointed out earlier,
a dimensional analysis of energy->data DOES NOT bear out the
assertion that some portion of the energy put into a PC comes out
as anything but photons of one wavelength or another.

Look, I'm not trying to be a troll or anything here, and normally I'd
let this kind of misapprehension go, but this kind of flawed idea
of physics is the kind of thing that lets people believe that
perpetual motion machines are possible or that cars that "run on
water" are being suppressed by Detroit or that solar panels can
provide enough hydrogen for them to drive their Escalade for free.

Mike H.
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