cmon man go easy. the poor guy can’t even tell us the difference between a watt and joule
Maybe if you answered the questions of how resistors are measured, where the “Joule” setting is on a volt meter, and the power density hypothetical posted, we might think you could make a point. But instead, you seem to persist in your ignorance, as if that were some kind of virtue.
Uh, you neglect that the original poster said WattHOUR and Joule. And the HOUR was “Implied”.
So, exactly what IS the difference between a WattHOUR and a Joule? And what is the difference between an “implied” Watt-Hour and a Joule? Are resistors measured in Watts? or WattHours? Or Joules? Or Watt-”Implied Hours”?