Perpetum mobile

My English no work good today. How you call, measure tape that pulls
and rolls back by itself. A string makes it pull, but one can pull out
many meters, like 5 or 6 meters or more, then letting go it pulls back
alone.

So anyway, imagine a spring that has a big heavy metal ball, and the
metal ball pulls down but the string wants to pull it back up, but if
we just leave it, the string is too weak. Neverless, the string can
pull very strongly, especially when the ball drops, like a rubber, the
string makes the metal ball go down and bounce back, to almost as high
as where the ball started from.

However we connect this string to roll something as the ball drops,
and this rolling creates some electricity, a little, just enough to
give a little pull to the ball coming up-ways. I know it doesn't work,
but I imagined, that with each drop and bounce of the big ball, the
top uses the collected electricity to move higher when the ball is
bouncing upways. So the ball is bouncing on a string, but the thing
holding the top of the string moves the top of the string higher. Also
one can coordinate that the moving up happens when the ball is at the
bottom point, so this gives a pull to the ball, so it can bounce
higher. The ball could bounce forever. The string naturally rolls up,
and with it rotates an electric thing that powers in and helps pull
upways with the collected energy by moving the top from where it all
hangs higher.

You don't like this game.

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