With circular motion, you can spin threads, mill grain, move a wheel forward, drill holes, bring water upwards, generate electricity spinning turbines, create gravity, defeat gravity. It’s just too OP
With circular motion, you can spin threads, mill grain, move a wheel forward, drill holes, bring water upwards, generate electricity spinning turbines, create gravity, defeat gravity. It’s just too OP
Wait’ll you hear about levers, wedges, incline planes, and screws!
(Websearch simple machines)
lever is a rotating rod. wedges rotate the thing theyre wedging. incline planes rotate the stuff that goes over it. screws rotate into a surface. all your simple machines utilize rotation to accomplish your tasks. check mate simple machinists.
Screws are just wandering inclined planes
Yeah that just sounds like rotation and inclination with extra steps.
I think this is the first time I’ve seen someone make a contraction out of “till.”
I’m partial to simply using “til” myself.
It’s funny because I hear “wait’ll” often as the predominant colloquialism to express “wait until.” Must be a regional dialect thing.