Stefan Trethan wrote: > >The books usually say "imbalances in components" i think. >If you believe in god, why not give the guy some credit? > > > Supreme Being or just math? Calculate the number of electrons needed to switch, the length of time, and the odds of both reaching their number at exactly the same time, and there are likely less particles in the universe than the length of those odds in a decent circuit.. Of course there's really a threshold after which it will switch on but hasn't yet, so the timing won't need to be as precise, but likely still in the astronomically rare region. And a lot of these type circuits are poorly designed, by bad design making it far more likely to have a match, although usually still very rare. Didn't really look at it but this one looks to basic to be messed up too much though.. LOFL ran into this looking for the 50 eyes proves God thing to poke holes at the technical inaccuracies a while back. Had favorites early on but too many are too funny to pick from.. http://www.godlessgeeks.com/LINKS/GodProof.htm Alan
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] RE : Design rules for hobbyist PCBs...
2006-05-05 by Alan King
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