by the way genius,
I don't teach junior high school - another pearl on your long string of
errors.
Scout

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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you are stew ped, scout. I won't go into my credentials, but I assure you
no
one would confuse them for that of a junior high science teacher who also
happens to teach English.

btw, if you teach "science" to junior high school kids in much the same
way you
ask "science" questions here, Gov Jim McGrevey was right, as in "Fire all
the
teachers and replace them with qualified people".

swcount, if you really do have a teacher's license I shudder to think how
ill-informed the next generation will be. The question HAS to asked just
why
any state in the Union -- even the poorest state -- would have you
teaching
kids.

yuk.

No Jax, I'm a licensed, certified Science teacher (as well as English). I
also have 25 years experience working with electricity. If I look stupid
to
you, it's because you are confused.
Scout

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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swcount, you are a high school student's limited mind. read just a
single
book
and now you are an expert.

and swcount, don't quote Sailor Al out from left field. it makes you
look
stew
ped.

Then your argument is not with me, but with Albert Einstein, who said,
"Mathematics is the language of the Universe."
I'm not ever sure how you can suggest the mathematics and physics can
be
separated.
Scout

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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scout, this has been hashed and rehashed here so many times you need
to
only do
a search and come up to speed.

scout, a lighnting strike can have One Hundred MILLION volts or
more.
your
punny efferts to divert it are of no consequence.

scout, the term you wished to use was "physics", not "mathematics".

scout, I suggest you buy a St Christoher medal and be done with it.
for
it is
fact of physics that nothing is better than a St Chris medal.
nothing.

Electricity never behaves erratically, only logically, following
very
strict
rules that can be defined mathematically.
Is it your opinion that protection is impossible? Or are you saying
adequate
protection is impractical?
Scout

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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How many folks have lightning "proofed" their boat?

nobody. nada. zip. squat. zero. though I suppose you can find
some
people
who hope and pray they spent enough money to do so, but they
didn't.
God
is
gonna get 'em anyway.