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They say hydrogen is an odorless colorless gas which, in sufficient quantities, given enough time, turns into people. I’m sure the same could be true of resisto
by corysama 1y ago
They say hydrogen is an odorless colorless gas which, in sufficient quantities, given enough time, turns into people. I’m sure the same could be true of resistors.
- bravesoul2 1y agoResistors are made of heavier elements though. And I remember something like everything wants to become iron (fuse if lighter, decay if heavier) That said there might be enough energy (infinity!) for anything to be possible.
- jfengel 1y agoYou get stable things heavier than iron, and they're more common than you'd expect. It's possible that they form in neutron star collisions, which are complete anarchy in atomic terms.
- inopinatus 1y agoPeople are resistors too.
- temp0826 1y agoI resist that statement
- taneq 1y agoGee, I hope nobody ever puts you in charge of a train!
- farhaven 1y agoWell they can still be a conductor, even if they're not a resistor. Actually they'd be a pretty good conductor. A super-conductor, if you will.
- taneq 1y agoSo wait, if they resist the statement that they're a resistor, are they a resistor or not? I think they're a semiconductor. Maybe they work at a railway junction. :D
- neepi 1y agoJust checked. Around 1.5Mohms today.