But why is any of it relevant? When you create if you’re supposed to explain why the analogy/metaphor is apt first. You use them to drive a point home, not to m

But why is any of it relevant? When you create if you’re supposed to explain why the analogy/metaphor is apt first. You use them to drive a point home, not to make the point in the first place. > are you aware that when launching a rocket, you want to avoid wasting fuel by going to full throttle in the thick, lower part of the atmosphere, where you’ll waste a lot of the energy you gain to air resistance? Yes, you’re referring to “max Q”. It’s still a completely different comparison though because you only have those events early on and then you go full throttle until you hit your first stage goal.