Does anyone use wood for vibration control?

Marconi developed long range wireless communications over the course of many years, building larger and larger towers and more powerful transmit stations until they finally collapsed by their own weight. He had miscalculated that radio transmissions had to be long wave high power. At the time it was not known what an electromagnetic wave even was. No one knew. Marconi did not believe radio waves traveled in straight lines. He thought they followed the curvature of the Earth. As it turned out in the end the waves are very short and require only very low power. By contrast ELF (long wave) communications at wavelength of 75 Hz requires one million watts of transmit power. This is what happens sometimes, when people assume something and take it to the extreme. Sound familiar?

"This is what happens sometimes, when people assume something and take it to the extreme. Sound familiar?"

Reads familiar. On the level of 85% of technical explanations here. Just look at NDM and similar breakthroughs.

Spoken like a true English major. It’s oft necessary to go into excruciating detail regarding explanation due to the thickness of the membrane surrounding some people’s brain 🧠.

geoffkait,

The thickness of the membrane(s) surrounding a brain was one of the parameters I had on my mind earlier in this thread about vibration. I would guess that Dura accounts for more than Pia and Arachnoidea together and would consider it much more significant during these discussions.

Before you make fun of my language skills, consider the fact that your English seems to be slightly underdeveloped for a native speaker/writer. Try "Sounds familiar?" instead of "Sound familiar? next time.

We had a classic comedy duo show in England back in the day.

Little and Large.

Sound familiar......