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With an unyielding belief in breaking limitations, Johnson envisioned a world liberated from fossil fuels. He speculated that if magnetism resulted from electron motion, that motion could be orchestrated to create power. He devoted years to building unconventional prototypes—machines that spun without fuel, batteries, or wires. Through precise arrangements of permanent magnets, he posited that it might be possible to create a magnetic force strong enough to keep a rotor moving continuously, thus generating electricity. The early results hinted at an exciting future where energy could not only be generated but also offered freely.