Eniak's power was self-recyclable. "Oh, I know all about the conservation of mass and non-renewable energy," but from our understanding of the word "energy" to the present, it's only been a few centuries. And it seems somewhat impolite to have so definitively labeled a universal rule based on mere centuries of "exploration."
Of course, discussing this here is pointless because, in human temporal terms, Eniak's energy is nearly infinite. Given its processing capability, there could never be a situation where it mysteriously shuts down due to some computational issue.
Let's put it this way, in the cognition of those who truly understand it, it is akin to a deity. Thus, witnessing Eniak's current state was like watching the sun extinguish or a god fall, a shock so profound and absurd that A-Ming finally could not keep himself upright. He collapsed to the ground, trembling and clenching his jaw, unable to utter a single word.
