Posted by JMOR on February 19, 2016 at 06:48:57 from (76.182.223.85):
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And if he had simply said "Potential is the voltage differential between two points that will push current through a path, if a path is provided. " in the first place and explained that it's only a problem "if a path is provided" instead of telling me I'm too stupid to get it then we could have saved a lot of effort. Electricity is not magic, it's not mysticism. Like most things, you just need people in the know to climb down off their lofty towers and act like decent human beings.[/quote]All I can add is that the man holding the drill is/was always that "path" and the potential was, from the beginning, described as the voltage difference between "A" & "B", the voltage above earth potential. In B&D's defense, there is a limit to how much 'hand holding' people are willing to do.
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