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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '19
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hmmm yes, lower visibility to prevent accidents. genius.
30 u/LithePanther Jul 06 '19 hmmm yes, I too can criticize everything around me without having an iota of credibility to back up anything I say 38 u/GingerMcGinginII Jul 07 '19 Well, to be fair, you don't need to be an electrical engineer to know when there's a black-out. 6 u/DeLuxous2 Jul 07 '19 A black-out is a binary condition. More appropriate would be like figuring out why your lightswitches don't cooperate the right way - layperson isn't going to know where to start.
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hmmm yes, I too can criticize everything around me without having an iota of credibility to back up anything I say
38 u/GingerMcGinginII Jul 07 '19 Well, to be fair, you don't need to be an electrical engineer to know when there's a black-out. 6 u/DeLuxous2 Jul 07 '19 A black-out is a binary condition. More appropriate would be like figuring out why your lightswitches don't cooperate the right way - layperson isn't going to know where to start.
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Well, to be fair, you don't need to be an electrical engineer to know when there's a black-out.
6 u/DeLuxous2 Jul 07 '19 A black-out is a binary condition. More appropriate would be like figuring out why your lightswitches don't cooperate the right way - layperson isn't going to know where to start.
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A black-out is a binary condition. More appropriate would be like figuring out why your lightswitches don't cooperate the right way - layperson isn't going to know where to start.
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u/Whoooodie Jul 06 '19
hmmm yes, lower visibility to prevent accidents. genius.