Asymmetric self-regauging

We must first asymmetrically regauge the system, or have it asymmetrically self-regauge itself, in order to freely change its collected energy and obtain a net force to utilize. By gauge freedom, in theory this is cost-free to the system operator. 

Now we had two streams of EM energy, each in different form, and each equal in energy (determined by the Poynting-type calculation approach, which only accounts for diversion from and not for the river) to the original stream In short, we had exercised gauge freedom and asymmetric self-regauging to freely achieve energy amplification in the system. 

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