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]]> http://www.scienceandsupermodels.com/2007/05/22/go-green-by-switching-to-fruit-power/#comment-21424 Science And Supermodels » Blog Archive » The Science of Relationships II: Keeping Magic Alive Thu, 31 May 2007 22:08:29 +0000 http://www.scienceandsupermodels.com/2007/05/22/go-green-by-switching-to-fruit-power/#comment-21424 [...] Inductance is like inertia, except for electricity. You know that inertia means. It takes some effort to get something moving but, once you get going, it is actually easier to keep it going. So it goes with relationships. With inductance, you have more electrons in one place than another and they are induced to go somewhere else, like when I went green by using fruit for all my electricity. There’s a metaphor for relationships in that also. [...] [...] Inductance is like inertia, except for electricity. You know that inertia means. It takes some effort to get something moving but, once you get going, it is actually easier to keep it going. So it goes with relationships. With inductance, you have more electrons in one place than another and they are induced to go somewhere else, like when I went green by using fruit for all my electricity. There’s a metaphor for relationships in that also. [...]

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