Maybe people who would try to deal with physical things like transistors and wire that are made of chemical elements like silicon and copper SHOULD TRY TO GET A LITTLE BIT OF KNOWLEDGE OF PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY BEFORE THEY SMART OFF.
Some people know a lot about how to make a circuit work, or also what is NOT a good way to make a circuit. Even if they don't know the basic science behind how things work, they can still give a valuable contribution to this group.
Managing both sides is real hard for people like me. Eventhough theory leads to application, for topics like electronics, you can't distinguish science from technology...
On Fri, 04 Aug 2006 13:07:39 GMT, in message , scribed:
Yes, well, the evidence abounds that you ignore what you don't want to hear. You've shown no good knowledge of either physics or chemistry (which subjects, by the way, are somewhat off-topic for the group), and you've shown abysmal ignorance of electricity and electronics. Tell us please, why should anyone give a damn what someone as rude and ignorant as yourself thinks? Now, that's a fourth very simple question for you. And you won't be able to handle it. Another whiny, cry-baby, "kiss my butt" response is on the way. This time, no-one is taking the bet.
He represents a surprisingly common phenomenon, the "usenet pain slut." This is a person who craves public humiliation and discovers that newsgroups are a good place to find it. He doesn't have the guts to, say, walk into a biker bar and tell everybody that their girlfriends are sluts and their motorcycles are ugly.
Did you ever get to play around with those live power lines with that secret device you had? We are all eagerly awaiting the test results... Of course we'd all expect that to be backed up with a full physics explanation now as well, but we are sure you are capable of it. Keep us posted.
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