The trouble here is semantics.

I am trying to be extra specific, and the world just uses these words willy-nilly.

Like "Zero point energy" is a specific experiment where they cooled various elements to 0° K, where atoms are not supposed to be moving anymore. Because, that is how they defined 0°K. And they found that some atoms were still moving. Soooo, there is energy at the zero point.

And, a bunch of futurists, psychics, spiritualists glomed onto the phrase. Because, everything came from the zero, in many Buddhist texts. So, now everyone is using "zero point energy" with a meaning that doesn't mean anything from its origins… accept that it does, maybe.

SQK… is there something really something below quantum? Or is this just an modernized name for studying Aether theories? Or another Electric Universe model? And the real problem here, is semantics.

So, what do you call a magnet motor? Something that spins just by the power of magnets. And charges your cars super-capacitors continuously, so you can drive forever.

Magnetics is a function of the aether, so, is it aether energy?

I leave "free energy" to mean that stuff that is creating our universe. Enough energy to create thing out of nothing. Enough energy to pop Earth out of existence. And, it is really simple, but we can't see it, can't really think about it.