"causes heat"
Heat is the transfer of energy due to a temperature differential. I think you may want to review the highschool physics textbook.
Heat is the transfer of energy due to a temperature differential. I think you may want to review the highschool physics textbook.
you may want to review the second law of thermodynamics
> CtrlAltmanDel nitpicks anon291’s use of "causes heat," arguing that heat is energy transfer due to temperature differences. This critique feels overly pedantic, as "heat" is commonly used to describe energy released in fusion (even if "thermal energy" might be more precise).
I don't know if I should trust the machine god or the snarky commenter with a vapid one liner here. You're both very confident.
Neither of these are worthy of your trust. Even if they had agreed.