As To Dissipated Kinetic Energy

Kinetic energy that is dissipated, tends to be converted into one of the following "things," as long as it is not frayed.:  This said kinetic energy tends to either be converted into:  Electromagnetic energy, via the Fujikawa Coupling, as is according to the Green Function;  or, it is converted into a mass-bearing superstring of discrete energy permittivity; or, it will make an indistinguishabley different perturbation in its reference frame of Hamiltonian operation; or else it will tend to be recycled in its Ward-Caucy-based conditions, into a certain Hodge-based holonomic substrate -- that is of a given arbitrary scalar amplitude of norm-state-projection(s).  I will continue with the suspense later! To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Sam Roach.