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berkeman said:No worries. We don't allow debunking here, since it uses up electrons that are already tired from their journey...![]()

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The discussion centers on the misconception that electricity loses power when traveling uphill, as proposed by a software engineer. Participants unanimously reject this idea, emphasizing that gravitational effects on electricity are negligible compared to electromagnetic forces. They highlight that electrons in AC circuits oscillate rather than move directionally, rendering altitude changes irrelevant. The consensus is that the cost of burying power lines is primarily due to construction expenses, not gravitational factors.
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berkeman said:No worries. We don't allow debunking here, since it uses up electrons that are already tired from their journey...![]()

See post #24Blank_Stare said:I think I have been beaten... people are just going to believe whatever they want to believe.
phinds said:See post #24

I would consider asking him about that, if I had any grasp on the material. Maybe after I browse that article a few more times, I will have some clue, but as it stands... see my avatar...jim hardy said:
Yeah, just walk away.Blank_Stare said:Maybe I'll let those dogs lie?

jim hardy said: