This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies »
totalrandoman · 100+, M
No it's not. It's literally invisible, and we need special instruments to measure and depict it visually. I don't care too much for electricity. I could live under candlelight for a while if everyone else was doing it. I hate the sounds of machines caused by the electricity running through them.
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
But you can see lightning.
Goralski · 51-55, M
Its not invisible ya ever see lightning or an arc when you touch an negative and positive cable
totalrandoman · 100+, M
I think when it is visible it is something more akin to fire than electricity. Lighting is probably literally very high temperature flame than electricity. While electricity itself causes the flames, I don't think the electricity itself becomes visible. I am speaking from my limited terms. All I know is that heat can cause light and electricity can cause heat. That's all I know. I think electricity is still invisible. It's like a calculation of energy. And then heat would be something else.
Goralski · 51-55, M
@blackwhitejester: an candle is actually electricity in a way
totalrandoman · 100+, M
I think electricity is literally a term for energy. It's probably a term for the measurement of raw energy in actuality.