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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (156697)4/19/2020 4:32:58 AM
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Re <<In fluid mechanics there's a thing called Reynolds number which is useful in calculating the transition from laminar flow to turbulent flow.

My theory is that money if engineered properly would have an equivalent property.>>

The same idea goes into inductor / capacitor design in electrical engineering, and / but, there are a few words electrical engineers do not like to hear, including but not limited to ...

"amplified feedback"
"asymptotic"

"bummer"

"cascading"

...
"oops"

RE <<Cue the 1812 Overture>> less clear


Either bifurcate left / right, or hard-fork up / down, and if up / down, then


Either way, both good as lead-in to consolation tune


all ways, we shall learn much
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