Maxwell's Equations and the Speed of Light

[carlosmante]

Pretty sure I know what makes a bybee work. There is a third spin component (or vector).
It could be biological or - I don't know yet.
Has been around since the 1950s or so but was not applied as the in bybee hifi products.

Your post has been approved by the Audiophile Spin Doctor.

 

[scott wurcer]

Pretty sure I know what makes a bybee work. There is a third spin component (or vector).
It could be biological or - I don't know yet.
Has been around since the 1950s or so but was not applied as the in bybee hifi products.

I'm afraid there is nothing there but whatever the kids are putting together at the kitchen table.

 

[Speedskater]

In an old fashion calculator, 355 divided by 113 is extremely close. 3.14159292

 

[sergeauckland]

Tis a favourite project of mine
A new value to pi to assign
I would set it at three
as it's easier, you see
than 3.14159

 

[thefsb]

Good stuff. But how can I use this information to make obscenely priced speaker wire to sell to audiophiles?

I can't think of how. But it's easy to use it in marketing of speaker cable. Scientific-sounding technobabble is the name of the game.

 

[Blumlein 88]

In an old fashion calculator, 355 divided by 113 is extremely close. 3.14159292

Easier to remember 3.14159 I'd say.

 

[Xombul]

Before I saw the video, I thought Maxwell was the inventor of the instant coffee...

According to Leibnitz: pi= 4/1-4/3+4/5-4/7+4/9 +.... (you just need to be patient to get the result)