Think about particle accelerators
Capacitors
Batteries
Resistors
Inductors
Transistors
Think about particle accelerators
Capacitors
Batteries
Resistors
Inductors
Transistors
Think about particle accelerators
Capacitors
Batteries
Resistors
Inductors
Transistors
• Voltage Source : Uses a brutal chemical or magnetic pump to ruthlessly whip electrons out of their comfortable atomic homes, packing them so tightly together that they are forced into a permanent state of claustrophobic panic.
• Resistor: Forces the sprinting electrons to smash headfirst into a dense, violently vibrating jungle of massive atoms, stripping away their speed and turning their physical agony into pure heat.
• Capacitor :Traps trillions of electrons in a cramped room and forces them to stare through a bulletproof glass window at a beautiful, empty room they can never enter, holding them hostage by their own desperate attraction.
• Diode :Tricks electrons with the promise of an open door, only to chemically slam it shut the exact microsecond they try to turn around or change direction.
• Inductor: Uses a coil to fight the electrons when they try to move forward. Then, the moment they get exhausted and want to stop, it magically whips them from behind, forcing them to keep running.
• Transistor : Forces a tiny handful of guard electrons to stand in a narrow doorway, ordering them to either completely choke off the main highway or open the floodgates based on a tiny whim of external pressure.
@MercuryTrismegistus said ^
You don't like being in a low entropy state? You don't enjoy the moment of release? Our computers may just be having a billion tiny orgasms a second. The currents through our power lines may be feeling the thrill of gliding along.
At any rate, I would not worry. Electrons are almost asleep. It is our situation that has it harder. And pity the angels who work without rest, forever.
Actually id say electrons never sleepy until they get destroyed and turned into photons
Eg whenever you’re using you turn on your light bulb.. millions of electrons are getting burned so badly they turn into photons
@MercuryTrismegistus said ^
Electrons don't get turned into photons. When you pass your hand back and forth in water does your hand turn into the waves created?
And by 'asleep' I mean their internal experience is extremely small (compared to ours). At any rate electrons don't really exist. There is only the electromagnetic field and the labels we ascribe to areas of it. And at the other rate, the electromagnetic field does...
I get what you mean.. but i do believe electrons exist and contain vital force just too little for them to be sentient..
And yup electrons dont turn to photons they emit energy in the form of protons
Why did you feel the need to make this?
@MercuryTrismegistus said ^
You don't like being in a low entropy state? You don't enjoy the moment of release? Our computers may just be having a billion tiny orgasms a second. The currents through our power lines may be feeling the thrill of gliding along.
You don't like being in a low entropy state? You don't enjoy the moment of release? Our computers may just be having a billion tiny orgasms a second. The currents through our power lines may be feeling the thrill of gliding along.
My dns blocks harmful stuff and its blocking this video.. why??