The aether, as I understand it, is a primordial energy that pervades the universe, and can be accessed or provoked and channeled into various states, making COP>1 possible. I would say the term overunity is problematic, because it is generally used within a closed system frame of reference, suggesting that such a system is producing more output that is put into it.
However, in reality, while entropy and system losses are undeniable, no system is completely closed to the all-pervasive presence of aether.
It's just a matter of interacting with the aether in the proper way to bring excess charge into a system to produce COP >1, which some call overunity. No laws are broken if we take the aether's limitless potential into account and practice intellectual honesty in acknowledging that every system has open system characteristics, despite all efforts to be closed to outside forces.
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