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In Reply to: RE: Question posted by Maxamillion on December 14, 2015 at 16:21:10:
I do enjoy the discussion, too. Do you perceive that any such "unseen circuits" are at work in the BGT? Anyway, you previously posited a pool of electrons sitting at ground potential as a consequence of their being no circuit with respect to the BGT and the component being affected by the BGT. This is what I responded to. Can you have it both ways? (Typical logical argument says no you can't, but my knowledge base is weak when it comes to electronics and certainly to quantum mechanics.) It seems that if there were an unseen circuit between the BGT and the component, then those electrons would not sit around in excess at ground potential.
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- I perceive that you know more about electricity than I do. - Lew 07:08:52 12/15/15 (3)
- RE: I perceive that you know more about electricity than I do. - Maxamillion 08:17:42 12/15/15 (2)
- Something new - QuadTodd 22:50:06 12/15/15 (1)
- RE: Something new - Maxamillion 18:22:43 12/16/15 (0)
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