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Without lubrication, even the strongest machine destroys itself. like to think machines fail because they are weak. They don’t. They fail because of friction. Every moving part loses energy just by touching another surface. Microscopic collisions. Heat. Resistance. Silent loss. Engines waste a huge percentage of energy this way. Not because they are poorly built but because friction is unavoidable. Lubrication is not a bonus feature. It is the only thing standing between smooth motion and self-destruction. A thin invisible layer reduces contact, prevents wear, and keeps systems alive longer than they should. Without it, even the most powerful machine slowly tears itself apart. Not dramatically. Quietly. That is how most systems fail. If this kind of thinking rewires how you see the world, follow @intelligenceindex You are not here for surface-level facts. You are here to see what others miss. Video - Unknown source friction energy loss lubrication physics mechanical efficiency wear and tear thermodynamics engineering basics

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