what about toast does it come from toasters
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obviously it comes from toastons
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Mmmm, sorta yes, sorta no. In conventional electrical distribution, the electrons don't move much. What moves is the charge, which isn't a physical thing. It's like how waves in the ocean can go thousands of miles, but the water in the wave at any given time isn't going very far.
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damn Marc Whipple you NdgT'd my NdgTing brutal
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Electricity is power transmission using electrons. It doesn't come from electrons, and it is not the electrons themselves. Hydropower doesn't come from water either. Nor is it water. It's potential energy from gravity, using water as the medium.
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it is an extremely NdgT day on the weeb sitehttps://twitter.com/chaosprime/status/1001843699284836352 …
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My favorite fact about electrons: while electricity travels at ~ 186,000 miles per second, it can take all day for a specific electron to make its way along a room's length of ordinary copper wire. The latency is nearly instantaneous, but the bandwidth is squat.
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Irony definitely comes from irons.
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