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Truth Nuke 10/05/25(Sun)01:23:41 No.16806536

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Truth Nuke Anonymous 10/05/25(Sun)01:23:41 No.16806536

"Leverage", "Torque", L.T.
"Law"rence Taylor
Law"rents" Taylor

Here's my 6 cents, ("sixth sense"), my 3 cents are free. In whose sense, your cents? Who sent for me? xD

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)09:07:05 No.16808616

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)09:07:05 No.16808616

>>16806536
Is that eminem?

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)00:38:32 No.16809257

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)00:38:32 No.16809257

>>16806536
>Torque
to unlock the torque you have to turn the bars left to go right

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)13:02:25 No.16809637

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)13:02:25 No.16809637

>>16806536
I dont know what schizo shit youre on about, but ive always hated this wrench and screw analogy for torque, cuz it can mislead you into thinking that torque is a force acting in the direction of the vector.

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)13:17:31 No.16809644

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)13:17:31 No.16809644

>>16809637
It applies if you have a right-handed screw thread though (like most threads)
Though I agree that the bivector representation is svperior

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)14:08:06 No.16809683

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)14:08:06 No.16809683

Some years ago I read an article that explained that torque can only exist because the speed of information exchange is the speed of light. Does anyone have a source?

Anonymous
10/09/25(Thu)22:13:34 No.16810997

Anonymous 10/09/25(Thu)22:13:34 No.16810997

>>16809644
indeed
https://youtu.be/60z_hpEAtD8?si=JdgP_laLM3DIESQL&t=1636

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