• SciShow tangents (a lightly competitive science show)

• Ologies (interviewing experts from different fields/ologies)

• Fake Doctors, Real Friends (Scrubs actors rewatching scrubs, my favorite show when i was younger. Plus great behind the scenes of film making)

• The Imp & Skizz show (just two gamers i love to watch, talking about creative stuff. Probably not as enjoyable for anyone who doesn’t watch them already though. Still love them and would love to see then succeed more!)

Thank you ^_

After 7 years of trying, I’m finally going back to university this year to get the degree i always wanted :D

Aww so cute

Thank you! Having the skill of a piece of paper and a pen being compared to intelligence is pet peeve of mine.

My ratio is around 2.4 and that’s my proudest accomplishment for probably my entire life

Interesting question!

If I’m not mistaken, charging works by the voltage potential difference of the connected devices. Think of a wall outlet, having the highest voltage in your house probably, vs a phone out of charge with effectively 0 voltage. The high potential will move towards the low potential, pushing power to the low voltage device.

The mechanism requires a specific difference in voltage to work. Most electronics have very lower voltages, relatively speaking. So for your idea to work, you’ll need to find a device that doesn’t require a high voltage difference, and either a series of connected and fully charged devices or an electronic with high voltage. I think it doesn’t exist because they won’t be functional or unsafe if they do, but I’m not sure as I’m not as expert. I just took university electricity classes so there’s a good Chance I’m wrong.

I hope an expert answers though because I’m curious now too!