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This is the scariest chart in electrical engineering. It puts the fear of God into all undergraduate students. First time that you ever laid eyes on this chart. What was your first impression? Holy s***. It's like terrifying. It looks almost like a wormhole in some sci-fi movie. I mean, on many versions, it literally says "black magic." But for all the fear, it's everywhere. Millions of copies have been printed, and it's built into the most advanced software we have today. That's because this chart solves one of the most paradoxical problems in electrical engineering. So we put it to the test. There have been some great YouTube videos explaining how to use it, like one from my friend Zach Starr, but I always felt like they were missing something essential. Because even once you know how to use this chart, you're still left wondering how it pulls off its strangest bit of witchcraft, dropping Infinity inside a finite circle.
This is the scariest chart in electrical engineering. It puts the fear of God into all undergraduate students. First time that you ever laid eyes on this chart…
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- Scariest Chart in Electrical Engineering
- Fear and First Impressions
- Puts Fear into Students
- First Impression: Terrifying
- Appearance
- Wormhole-like
- Labeled 'Black Magic'
- Ubiquity and Importance
- Widely Used
- Solves Paradoxical Problems
- Testing and Understanding
- YouTube Explanations
- Missing Essential Elements
- Mystery of the Chart
- Infinity in Finite Circle