Posted on 05/13/2005 1:29:14 PM PDT by FractalMan
I have been thinking that we need to identify laws of nature that affect our daily lives. For example, in this age of electronics we are often confronted with this law:
1. Two or more wires left alone for more than 10 minutes will become severely entangled, with the severity of entanglement directly proportional to the square of the number of wires minus the inverse of time.
If t > 10, then es = n2 - 1/t
In practical terms, this means the wires will attain near maximum entanglement after only 10 minutes and increase of entanglement after the initial threshold of 10 minutes will be minor and quickly become insignificant.
I am posting this in the hope that others in this forum have identified other practical laws of nature and would contribute them. If there is sufficient number of new laws that would make an interesting publication, I will give full credit and donate any profits to Free Republic.
Charles Pfeil
The liklihood of an SUV driver getting on their cell phone increases in direct proportion to the difficulty of the SUV maneuver involved at the time.
I don't know about electronics, but I was talking to a good friend last week and we got to reminiscing and discovered we actually met each other on the exact same day! Is that incredible or what? And that's happened to me more than once!
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Please tell me no one took that seriously :)
No worry, I just laughed.
Great link, I will have to go through it in detail.
Thanks!
Love it! LOL
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