The Big Misconception About Electricity


This vid goes quite a ways down the road to explaining why:

1)  Power cords make a not so subtle difference.

2) Cable elevators should not be looked at askance.

 

Regards, barts

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How about we each share our biggest personal misconception rather than assuming we know what the other  person’s is? You know what happens when you assume, right?  That other person might be smarter than us. 

You couldn’t make it up , The two posts barely five mins apart … just enough time to switch logins via VPN , take another swig of Shine and post again LoL
 

It’s true. Your account is the only real one here. All the rest are mine. 

@djones51 ,

 

This is what happens when people don't think things through. Oh, that looks like an arc discharge anomaly. Well ya, but that does not mean it is. So many obvious flaws w.r.t craters being caused by "electrical discharge"

- Discharge would be lower power (compared to impact)

- Being low power, it would require a long sustain

- Requiring a long sustain, that would require the planets to not be moving or rotating.

- Being low power, things would "melt" not "explode", so where is the lake of literal glass

- You would need complimentary features on other celestial bodies

I feel silly even writing this. It's like trying to justify that Harry Potter is real.

So much doom and gloom!  Seriously, is everything a conspiracy and you're the only one who is aware?  There's a category in the DSM about that.

Didn't Mick Jagger solve the Kennedy killing/

AI is not conspiracy theory. That scares the heck out of a lot of smart people.


For the rest ..... just good humor.