Perpetual Motions in atoms up scaled to Tesla If perpetual motion exists in atoms or its parts then why can it not exist with a collection of atoms? or can it? What exactly prohibits or where does the perpetual line physically stop? Can atoms be aligned to create a tiny vibration within a mass of atoms?
I've done much study on magnetized atomic perpetual motion. I learn it is not perpetual at all. Theses devises after a while of running deguass the magnets and they have to be replaced like batteries. All these devised are based on timing and the alignment of atoms to create a field. I don't understand why there is so much suppression of the devises that redirect or manipulate magnetic fields on SE. But until I build one myself I remain a skeptic. A gradient has to me made. After reading this "Tesla's work and this site contradict each other. I am trying to connect the PHYSICS of Atomic perpetual motion to this https://www.open-electronics.org/open-source-plans-for-modern-tesla-free-energy-generator-released-to-public/ why would Tesla go through so much trouble in his life over a lie?
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If perpetual motion exists in atoms or its parts 

The term motion cannot be used indiscriminately, it is a classical mechanics term, whereas atoms belong in the realm of quantum mechanics, due to the very small dimensions and energies that describe them. In quantum mechanics at the level of atoms, there is no motions from an (x,y,z) coordinate to another, but a probability for an electron bound to the nucleus of an atom to be found at (x,y,z). There are no orbits about the nuclei, but orbitals, probability loci.

then why can it not exist with a collection of atoms?or can it?

A collection of atoms is again describable quantum mechanically, and as solids, there are again binding energy levels and probabilities describing the behavior of atoms and collections of atoms.

What exactly prohibits or where does the perpetual line physically stop? 

There is no perpetual line of motion in the quantum regime. Only when atoms and molecules get to be very many, classical mechanics emerges where motion of a mass ( of order $10^{23}$ atoms) can be accurately defined as dx/dt, velocity.

Can atoms be aligned to create a tiny vibration within a mass of atoms?

Quantum mechanically ,yes.
A: The reason is the second law of thermodynamics, which describes the tendency for motions to reduce to random thermal motions. Although, theoretically, the possibility exists that motions could become aligned as a random result, it is rather less likely than the possibility that you could order a pack of playing cards by shuffling them (if you programmed a computer to shuffle a pack a billion times a second, the chance that it would perfectly order the pack in the lifetime of the universe is less than $1$ in $10^{39})$. 

The Scottish physicist and mathematician James Clerk Maxwell devised the thought experiment now known as Maxwell’s demon to illustrate “… that the Second
  Law of Thermodynamics has only a statistical certainty,” in a letter in 1867. Maxwell
  described a container of gas in thermal equilibrium, “… divided into two portions,
  A and B, by a division in which there is a small hole, and that a being, who can see the individual molecules, opens and closes this hole, so as to allow only the swifter molecules to pass from A to B, and only the slower molecules to pass from B to A. He will thus, without expenditure of work, raise the temperature of B and lower that of A.”
Maxwell’s demon seems to suggest that, in principle, it is possible to defy the
  law of entropy. The flaw in this argument was first pointed out by the Hungarian
  physicist and inventor, Leó Szilárd. Szilárd pointed out, in 1929, that a real Maxwell’s
  demon would need to measure molecular speed, and that the measurement
  would expend energy. He concluded that this expenditure of energy would cause
  a net increase in entropy for the whole system, demon and gas combined.
Modern devices which use this method to cool gases have been built, and are
  known as Maxwell’s demons. A laser is used to determine the speed of the individual
  molecules, and the hole is opened and closed automatically. This is not
  done, as Maxwell supposed, without the expenditure of work. Energy is required
  from the laser. The laser supplies low entropy photons, which are scattered, by
  the molecules, increasing entropy in the environment. Theoretical treatments
  now show that Maxwell’s demons cannot violate the second law of
  thermodynamics.

(extracts of Structures of the Sky)
A: "Perpetual motion" does exist on a macroscopic scale. 
Both superconductivity (zero electrical resistance) and superfluidity (zero viscosity) are formed when electrons or atoms join up and behave like individual particles. 
The current in a superconductor can flow indefinitely, as can the flow in a superfluid like liquid helium. With "old-style" superconductors, the electrons pair up into "Cooper pairs" which can travel through the metal without resistance. For the new high-temperature superconductors, we do not yet know the operating principle.
