a: electricity ~
b: rubber bicycle tire:

What:

"While consulting for Holt/Rinehart I considered the typical hydraulic analogy to explain electric ciruits. I found a better one: electricity is like the molecules in a loop of rope wrapped around pulleys. It's like the rubber of a conveyor belt: when the drive roller turns, all the other rollers turn as well. When internet came along, I started pushing this analogy all over Usenet forums. It slowly caught on. Then I came up with another version: electricity is like a rubber bicycle tire: push it in one place, and all the rubber must turn as one. Look around the www today, and see how far these ideas have spread."


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Date: Jan 6 2017 9:52 AM


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