Boncuk
New Member
From time I must wonder about the cleverness some people handle small problems. Mostly they think too complicated, but some of them don't seem to think at all.
Two examples:
The chemistry teacher showed us a chemical glass cylinder filled with notroglycerine and told us it will explode on impact. Saying that he dropped in front of his feet. We didn't see him around school for about six weeks.
The physics teacher demonstrated back EMF increasing the coil's inductance from one experiment to the next. When he had reached a point where the bulbs didn't glow anymore but brightly flashed I suspected the last flash from the lamps. He gave me a gentle smile and ignored my argument. Next thing was the lamps flashed so strongly that they exploded. I returned the gentle smile.
Boncuk
Two examples:
The chemistry teacher showed us a chemical glass cylinder filled with notroglycerine and told us it will explode on impact. Saying that he dropped in front of his feet. We didn't see him around school for about six weeks.
The physics teacher demonstrated back EMF increasing the coil's inductance from one experiment to the next. When he had reached a point where the bulbs didn't glow anymore but brightly flashed I suspected the last flash from the lamps. He gave me a gentle smile and ignored my argument. Next thing was the lamps flashed so strongly that they exploded. I returned the gentle smile.
Boncuk