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I'm quite sure that the people working on this see lots and lots of barely holding duct tape in what you describe as "magic".
by AshamedCaptain 3y ago
I'm quite sure that the people working on this see lots and lots of barely holding duct tape in what you describe as "magic".
- ThrowawayTestr 3y agoAnd yet that duct-taped machine can consistently fire two laser beams at a single droplet of molten tin hundreds of times an hour. Pretty magic if you ask me.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoI teach my daughter science is just magic we understand. Once we understand something it becomes ordinary, but the trick is to hold onto the wonder.
- jacquesm 3y agoI'm quite sure they know the difference between real engineering and pretend engineering and I can guarantee you there is no duct tape in there, each and every last residual effect is part of the model, if it weren't it wouldn't work at all. The scales you're talking about imply that even the tiniest parasitic effect that you could safely ignore otherwise is going to utterly dominate your work if you don't account for it.