The Ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode 12 of oral presentations titled Genuine

attempt to explain how electricity works slash Patreon details. This episode is going to be shorter than the other ones recently because it's a

supplemental for episode 11. This is exactly what the title is. It's a genuine attempt to explain how electricity works

It's about as nervous as I've been before recording one. I I made Michelle he give me a hug before he left after he turned the recorder on he was like let me know if you need anything I was like yeah I just get a hug real quick I fucking made him hug me he was like I'm going to sweaty from working out. I just whispered to him like, I know, it's fun.

Whoa. And then he went downstairs and now I'm alone in this room about to do this science

podcast. It's difficult.

Also, I took my shirt off before I started recording this.

It's how nervous I am.

So I don't think it's going to happen,

but there's a small chance that Machuilly comes up to check on me while I'm recording a podcast where I explain electricity and he's going to walk in this fucking room and I'm not going to have a shirt on and he's not going to know why.

Man, I hope we capture that moment.

But if we don't, here we go.

Most technical episode yet.

Matt Hoffman doing a 180 backflip in 1990 BMX is going to break his collarbone and land it.

Here we go. Electrical energy or electricity. All right.

We're going to work off what's known as the Boer model here.

Now there's more accurate models made of atoms and molecules. For our purposes we're going to use the boar model spelled

BOHR. All right. So way an atom looks, right? So, the way an atom looks, right? The inside of an atom is a cluster of shit.

Specifically, its protons and neutrons held together to make up the nucleus of an atom.

That's protons and neutrons.

Now around the outside of that nucleus are electrons and for the purposes of this and what the bore model looks like, picture our solar system.

You know the hacky third grade solar system thing, saw it in the middle,

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