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where are you from because I also have a exam on this topic
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The chemistry viewpoint makes a lot more sense to me
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“Imagine you are going to the gym to work out”.... yeah I think ima fail this exam
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I thought thermodynamics was going to be tough but the way he explains it is so simple that I understood everything. And I'm not even in school to study this!
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whenever you gain 500, someone else has to loose 500. *perfectly balanced as all things should be*
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Why was that sad for me lol
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That isn't actually true. Trading actually "can" and often "does" create new wealth. What I mean is, when trading something you can readily obtain, for something you do not have, nor have the capability of obtaining on your own, both parties generate wealth. For example, if a basket weaver trades with a spear maker, both parties leave with more than what they came in. Don't attempt to quantify by the amount of physical material exchanged, instead, consider the capability of BOTH parties prior to the exchange. The basket weaver can now hunt more efficiently, the spear maker can now gather more efficiently. I know this isn't all that important, but I thought it was something worth mentioning. :)
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Law of Equivalent Exchange :333
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First i read thermodynamics in chemistry i found that ΔU=q+w and in physics it is ΔU=q-w. and I was so confused that what's the right formula 🤔🤔🤔. So, thankyou to solve my doubt 🤗.
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