I honestly can not tell if this is a serious question or a joke throwing around physics techno babble... Maybe this is how business people feel when we try to explain why some data somewhere is out of sync because of system problems.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w (:

I've just realized I really need to see this video re-shot next to a Shiny-Looking Thing at an ASML facility, preferably one with glowy lights emanating out of it somewhere.

(I've also just realized at least 10 companies have probably re-shot this internally with their own equipment. Argh.)

Or the original paper.

https://sci-hub.ru/https://doi.org/10.1049/sqj.1944.0033

Almost disappointed you didn't mention a flux capacitor but I guess it would have been too obvious

I was going to mention 'magneto-reluctance' but you covered that as well!

Wish I could upvote tenfold to further increase your customer focus on operator excellence.

Yes, but only if they can prevent side fumbling, using state of the art hydrocoptic marzul vanes.

I don't think that would work... It would probably lead to sinusoidal depleneration.

No we have half spin Allen dampeners for that.

Please stop making me feel like I'm on Reddit