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Yeah it is. I still find it funny though

I hope so, thank you

Thank you. It's so hard to give yourself compassion, isn't it? It feels like dismissing the issue entirely, and I do think I need to be better

I feel the same... I will make exactly zero difference, but it's my way of fighting back against shitty business practices

Again, someone needs to recreate r/distressingmemes over here

Oh hey, small world! I still love your profile Gif :)

You're perfect just the way you are :)

What would happen if that insulating barrier broke? Would the battery explode or just heat up or something?

So in an AC current the electrons are just jiggling back and forth? How far do they move through a wire, I'd imagine they jump like a few meters back and forth if it's only 50/60 times per second.

This is a great answer, thank you! The water analogy always felt incomplete to me in highschool.

So how do light bulbs work? I've always thought that the electrons bump into atoms of the tungsten, and the "friction" heats the filament enough to generate light. Since tungsten isn't magnetic, I wouldn't think that it would interact with the electric fields produced, but does it?

Do we know how safe these all are to use?

I actually remade game of life with pygame a while back, though it didn't have an unlimited playing field. The game has a special place in my heart