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Little did they know, that those early computers were actually powered by garlic odors[0]! Like calculators that can be powered by light - the "magic" that we
by mxuribe 4y ago
Little did they know, that those early computers were actually powered by garlic odors[0]! Like calculators that can be powered by light - the "magic" that we call solar power. So, of course, the user's implementatin of garlic cloves clearly "fixed the glitch". Happy pre-Halloween!
[0] No, of course garlic isn't an energy source. ...At least, not one that we (yet) know how to harness. ;-)
- saghm 4y agoWe can harness some of the energy by eating it! It's not particularly efficient given how little energy it gives though, and not particularly enjoyable without being combined with other energy sources.
- mxuribe 4y agoAh yes, much like oil, garlic has to go through its own "refinery process" in order to be most beneficial!