Think of it as similar to an electric current. The circuitry of the original hair clip has two diodes for collecting the energy (resonance) that feeds into a series of components including a battery, a series of capacitors, resistors, a memory chip for the message, a projector for the message and a potentiometer to adjust the level of dampening. The fact that this level technology was developed at the scale it’s at is a credit to Plo Quar’s technical prowess. Typically that level of multilayer circuitry requires CAD assistance to develop.
Well considering that I read someone describing how a helicopter works as: “Lots of metal parts and oil beating the air into submission is my only understanding.” us humans have trouble explaining how something works unless it is in our field and just take for granted that it does.
So yes, I don’t know how the green stuff works.
Think of it as similar to an electric current. The circuitry of the original hair clip has two diodes for collecting the energy (resonance) that feeds into a series of components including a battery, a series of capacitors, resistors, a memory chip for the message, a projector for the message and a potentiometer to adjust the level of dampening. The fact that this level technology was developed at the scale it’s at is a credit to Plo Quar’s technical prowess. Typically that level of multilayer circuitry requires CAD assistance to develop.
Ah! Right, thank you.
So it’s sorcery then?
In Science Fiction and Fantasy alike, there’s a saying:
‘Bla bla bla bla bla.’
That explains it all!
“A wizard did it”
Magic! *jazz hands* 😀
I love how the comments are split between saying “it’s magic” and a detailed explanation via electrical current.
Well considering that I read someone describing how a helicopter works as: “Lots of metal parts and oil beating the air into submission is my only understanding.” us humans have trouble explaining how something works unless it is in our field and just take for granted that it does.
If we’ve seen it working multiple times, we tend to think it’s likely to continue to work (assuming proper maintenance and such).
Clarke’s law- “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”.
I’ve heard a similar level of explanation for radio waves as Kimi has for helicopters.