Posted on 08/02/2017 5:04:19 PM PDT by Openurmind
I’m not sure if you’re being sarcastic, making a joke, or just don’t know what “negative feedback” means.
So I’ll elaborate... When a system is stimulated and that stimulation cause an increase, not a decrease in that stimulation, that is negative feedback.
In this case, the more ice I have, the more ice I get.
Positive feedback is the opposite:
When a system is stimulated and that stimulation cause a decrease in stimulation, that is positive feedback.
Like the shock absorber in your car; it dampens out the stimulation of a suspension upset.
It kinda quickly spiraled into technical stuff. I also wanted to know 'does the light go out in the fridge when you close the door and how do you know?'
“The more ice I have, the more ice I get.”
Oh, like my driveway.
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