History of "Ohm's Law"

[Chromatischism]

Yes, I needed to explain what you wrote. Politics is allowed. But it can't be defamatory, hateful or totally unrelated to the train of thought in the forum thread. I think that this discourse can be accepted if we come back on topic.

It's very selective. I just witnessed someone get banned from a thread for talking economics.

 

[Audiofire]

It's very selective. I just witnessed someone get banned from a thread for talking economics.

Yes, I found the link through your latest activity:

Zero-emission vehicles, their batteries & subsidies/rebates for them.- No politics regarding the subsidies!

I am not some naive idealist, although ideals are not a bad thing to have. I am a hard nosed economic historian with quantitative research on economic growth, standard of living, health, and the environment. I am glad to live now rather than in the past, but that is no reason to close my eyes...

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Permanent thread bans were handed out, not forum bans. I have found a link about politics in forums. I have asked the moderator to take a look at this thread.

All things in Moderation - the ASR approach

Given the sometimes freewheeling nature of this unique forum, the way we approach 'Moderation' is somewhat different than many are accustomed to. It can seem a bit messy sometimes (because it is), it can seem like threads have a hard time staying strictly on track (because they do), and it can...

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Edit: Moderator has taken a look and pardoned it. Rules about politics were added to terms of use later on.

 

[theREALdotnet]

What I’d like to know is, how do Danes pronounce “Lego”?

 

[mansr]

What I’d like to know is, how do Danes pronounce “Lego”?

Same as they pronounce all other words: an unintelligible grunt.

 

[Audiofire]

What I’d like to know is, how do Danes pronounce “Lego”?

I am surprised that only Danes can pronounce this as well. Looked at some English YouTube videos about how to pronounce Lego, but they didn't stand a chance. Looked at English dictionaries, and they just don't know our top secret language either.

But there was luckily a Dane here on the official Lego channel that pronounces it right for you:

A legoklods is a Lego brick. You might be familiar with them as a "device concealed under or on the ground and designed to destroy or disable enemy targets" when stepped on hard by accident. I think land mines are used in other countries:

Land mine - Wikipedia

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