TealTallMachine

My ratio is around 2.4 and that's my proudest accomplishment for probably my entire life

Lol love this

"The test subject, whom we have named Buster"

Lol

All forms of communication that promotes any level of division between the general population, and the idea of payback or revenge is very wrong and toxic and are some of the main reasons for the shit we all go through these days, yet most people either don't think it's a big deal or think it's necessary. We're gonna end up killing ourselves and we're all gonna lose, but at least you got to punch the guy that punched you first, right? Or kill all the ancestors of the guy that punched your great great great granddad, then their ancestors killing yours for killing their ancestors, right? You deserve to kill them all, they had it coming, so did your ancestors, right?

Until the childish ideas of revenge and division is gone from our adult society, i don't see us surviving as a civilization before we kill each other first.

I'm tired of hearing people justify either. It's all nonsense, illogical, and childish.

As someone who didn't learn English as a first language, cursive is like another language to me. I don't recognize half of the letters, and i never encountered it enough to properly learn it or have an incentive to learn it.

Interesting question!

If I'm not mistaken, charging works by the voltage potential difference of the connected devices. Think of a wall outlet, having the highest voltage in your house probably, vs a phone out of charge with effectively 0 voltage. The high potential will move towards the low potential, pushing power to the low voltage device.

The mechanism requires a specific difference in voltage to work. Most electronics have very lower voltages, relatively speaking. So for your idea to work, you'll need to find a device that doesn't require a high voltage difference, and either a series of connected and fully charged devices or an electronic with high voltage. I think it doesn't exist because they won't be functional or unsafe if they do, but I'm not sure as I'm not as expert. I just took university electricity classes so there's a good Chance I'm wrong.

I hope an expert answers though because I'm curious now too!