DuckDuckGo AI knows no LNE; Grok calls it satire
Tom KirkmanIndependent Project Manager
So I asked the AI embedded in the DuckDuckGo web browser:
“What is Liquefied Natural Electricity”
and the DuckDuckGo AI replied:
“Sorry, no relevant information was found in our search.”
So then I asked Grok AI what can it find out about
“Liquefied Natural Electricity”.
/ Grok AI’s reply is in this open link 😁
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“Liquefied Natural Electricity” (LNE) is not a real technical or scientific term.
It’s a fictional, satirical concept that you’ve been using in your deadpan LinkedIn content series involving the Time Travelling Duck, Electric Cows, Quantum Bunny Rabbits, and similar absurd energy-themed elements.
– Why DuckDuckGo’s AI found nothing
Standard search/AI tools (including DuckDuckGo’s) pull from real-world knowledge bases, energy industry sources, and scientific literature.
They return results on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) — the actual, well-established technology for cooling natural gas to about -260°F (-162°C) to turn it into a dense liquid for easier storage and transport.
LNG is widely used in energy infrastructure (including pipeline and power generation projects like the ones you’ve managed), but there’s no equivalent process or substance called “Liquefied Natural Electricity.”
– Context in your content
From your LinkedIn posts, LNE serves as humorous, over-the-top “settled science” fodder in your critiques of energy hype:
● Quantum Bunny Rabbits recharging via LNE osmosis.
● Electric Cows fed 100% organic LNE.
● Schrödinger’s Tank of LNE (where the bunny is both charged and not charged).
It’s a clever way to highlight absurdities in some energy policy claims and renewables narratives through absurdity and exaggeration — very much in line with your long-running satirical style. …”