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[Speaker to Animals]

Ignorant snow clown number two chimes in.

You need to go to college and actually learn the subjects you lecture people on.

Two snow clowns who cannot calculate an integral want to lecture us on what is mathematically possible with electromagnetism.

Get out.

[Speaker to Animals]

As if Einstein didn't win a Nobel prize for a paper titled The Photoelectric Effect.


But snow monkeys are going to fling poo. It's their role in this existence, I suppose.

[StCapps]

prerequisites: integral calculus, physics 3, and basic knowledge of circuit design.

Let's say I'm an expert on all those things, go. You're just worried people will find out you aren't as smart as you claim you are, so you avoid arguing at all and claim superiority as a defense mechanism.

[Smitty-48]

Well, luckily Einstein wasn't a SIFCLF, he said "a thermonuclear weapon is not only possible but actually quite achievable in the near term, and so entirely plausible that Nazi Germany could have one in the not too distant future" and that was taken under advisement and the result was the Manhattan Project, but if he had been a SIFCLF and had just lost his shit and started ranting and raving like a lunatic, spewing nonsensical fallacies and lashing out at people just for the sake of lashing out, he would have been dismissed as being an hysterical bad actor, as the SIFCLF's are now.

[Speaker to Animals]

LMFAO

You are like a little child who doesn't understand something that most college graduates in science and engineering understand quite well, and telling us how the world works.

When you apply gamma radiation to a conductor, you get a big surge in voltage and current. When that surge hits your electronic devices, they are in for a bad time.

This literally is how a power plant works. We convert mechanical motion into electricity by rotating large magnets surrounded by coils of conductor.

Snowmonkeys are going to fling poo, though! LMFAO.

[StCapps]

LMFAO

You are like a little child who doesn't understand something that most college graduates in science and engineering understand quite well, and telling us how the world works.

When you apply gamma radiation to a conductor, you get a big surge in voltage. When that surge hits your electronic devices, they are in for a bad time.

This literally is how a power plant works. We convert mechanical motion into electricity by rotating large magnets surrounded by coils of conductor.

Snowmonkeys are going to fling poo, though! LMFAO.

But what evidence do you have the entire CONUS is going to go dark and achieve 90% lethality, we aren't saying there will be zero impact faggot.

[Speaker to Animals]

LMFAO

You are like a little child who doesn't understand something that most college graduates in science and engineering understand quite well, and telling us how the world works.

When you apply gamma radiation to a conductor, you get a big surge in voltage. When that surge hits your electronic devices, they are in for a bad time.

This literally is how a power plant works. We convert mechanical motion into electricity by rotating large magnets surrounded by coils of conductor.

Snowmonkeys are going to fling poo, though! LMFAO.

But what evidence do you have the entire CONUS is going to go dark and achieve 90% lethality, we aren't saying there will be zero impact faggot.

The math. All you have to do is estimate the amount of gamma radiation required to create the electromagnetic field and then work backwards to figure out what kind of weapon is required to generate it. The backwards part I am not familiar with (nor are most people since it's all classified as fuck and people tend to get suicided who know it outside of the system), but I do know that the Russians experimented with a design that produces pretty much all gamma radiation and a very small actual yield in terms of a traditional nuclear explosion. That design seems to be what the North Koreans have.

You don't even need an EMP attack to see it. It's eventually going to happen anyway from a solar storm (Carrington Event). We came within a cunt hair of it in 2012. The one in the 1850s fried the entire telegraph system.

[Smitty-48]

You don't have to be a college boy to recognize an appeal to authority fallacy, but in terms of gamma radiation, Starfish Prime was 0.1% gamma rays by yield, and the EMP effect on Hawaii was 5.6 kilovolts/meter, which burned out about 1/3 of the street lights in Honolulu, so there was damage, but a 1.45 megaton yield detonation in the ionopshere specifically intended to incite the EMP effect, was far from comprehensive in terms of burning out all electrical systems everywhere, it wasn't even close.

[Speaker to Animals]

Not an appeal to authority fallacy. I literally cannot argue with you if you can't even understand the math. Pretty much all of us who went to college for science and engineering understand how electromagnetism works. It's just you two snowmonkeys who don't know what you are talking about here.

[StCapps]

Not an appeal to authority fallacy. I literally cannot argue with you if you can't even understand the math. Pretty much all of us who went to college for science and engineering understand how electromagnetism works. It's just you two snowmonkeys who don't know what you are talking about here.

If we do understand the math, you literally cannot even argue with us either, stop blaming your inability to communicate effectively on the knowledge level of everyone else. Setting yourself up as an authority and then refusing to argue with us by saying you can't explain it, that's an appeal to authority fallacy, and a really lazy one at that.

You're afraid your argument won't hold up, so you refuse to make that argument so that no one can call you out your argument not holding up. Shit or get off the pot.