Engineering mathemagics
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And generates heat!
And in this specific application (simple resistor as a load) you could even save all the diodes and generate even more heat in the resistor alone instead of also „heating“ the diodes. *
This my most favorite circuit. It’s a very simple and elegant solution doing its job in silence without getting the kudos it deserves.
- I know RL is just a simple generalization for a load.
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looks at schematic
FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIAH!!
eyebrow dance
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I like to think of circuits as aquaducts for electricity. Electroducts if you will.
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Let's go back to rocks and sigils...
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It's chemicals that make signals jump between neurons in your head. Electricity acts entirely withing single neurons.
Also, that's a control spell, not a summoning one.
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Makes sense. Could be harnessed to do something probably but incredibly dangerous to do so.
And some people are wild mages
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Let's go back to rocks and sigils...
Silicon chips
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It's chemicals that make signals jump between neurons in your head. Electricity acts entirely withing single neurons.
Also, that's a control spell, not a summoning one.
Listen here witch!!
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Said it before and I'll say it again: just because you understand the magic doesn't make it any less magical. A wizard may know the ins and outs of their spells, but they're still spells. Our entire universal is fucking magical, we just happen to have a decent understanding of why (some) of it functions the way it does. Jiggle a quark here and another may jiggle the same way somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse, that's fucking wild and magical and incredible, and just because we have some level of understanding behind the mechanics doesn't make it not magic. It just makes it a hard magic system.
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./clears_throat.shThat would be El Señor Archmagos, a ustedes.
Alabado sea el Omnissiah, etc.
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Well, there's actually a sourcebook for Arcane Engineering
Small tiktok video from the author
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Casually asserting physicalism as their first bullet point 🧐
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You think a rectified transformer is a magic circle? Get a load of the Smith Chart
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I heard the "OUTCH!" In this image.
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For me, the weirdest thing is that when a charged particle moves through a magnetic field, it experiences a force perpendicular to the direction of motion; this results in the particle tracing out a curved path through the field. Like ... what the actual fuck? Why in hell would the universe be this way?
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We don’t know what the fuck consciousness is.
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Makes sense. Could be harnessed to do something probably but incredibly dangerous to do so.
1.21 jigawatts.
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We don’t know what the fuck consciousness is.
In any case, it's powered with electricity.
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Squint at this (from this wiki page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_demons_in_the_Ars_Goetia) and these might be either ancient sigils or electronic symbols*.
EDIT: Fixed a typo
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While I fully agree, I thought the distinction was unbreakable rules.
The laws of physics can’t be broken, even, under any circumstances, everywhere, at any time.
Whereas magic is more like there is an exception to every rule kind of deal. It’s far more like software, as in it’s mostly fully logically consistent except for random spots where devs took some shortcuts to make life easier.
