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Yeah -- I was disappointed that he didn't show an example of a maze which is not solved by water (for a finite amount of head). I most often experience this phe
by pjsg 4y ago
Yeah -- I was disappointed that he didn't show an example of a maze which is not solved by water (for a finite amount of head). I most often experience this phenomenon is when I'm putting the garden hoses away for the winter when you want all the water out of them. However, if they tend to curl up, then you can get into the state where the water won't come out of the hose once some air gets in. The only solution is to straighten them out.
- kurthr 4y agoI agree. It's weird, because I have to believe he realizes how it works (eg what it can "solve" and what it can't). Just demonstrating a little though experiment would go a long way.