I have a magnet that has the "power" to lift around 50 lbs. Checkmate.
So your units of power are now
pounds?
I thought that even those
neanderthals that still used.
foot, pound, second units knew that power was measured in
horse-power or in
foot-pounds per second.Most people measure power in
Watts.
But no person with any knowledge in the topic would claim that a magnet really has a certain "power".
Yes, I know you put quotes around your "power", just to try to be your usual smart Aleck.
A permanent magnet does have a little stored energy.
But even a if we have a Neodymium bar magnet with the measurements 150 mm x25 mm x 6 mm has stored energy of about 16.02 Joules.
It might run a 10 W lamp for 1.5 s. Big deal?