Join The Resistance

Electricity Ohm Resistance Electronics Circuit Meditation Resistor

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Join The Resistance

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Electrical engineers have the most enlightened cult meetings! The resistor symbol (that zigzag thing) is literally preaching "Join the Resistance" to a congregation of devoted followers chanting "Ohmmmm..." which is both a meditation sound AND the unit of electrical resistance named after Georg Ohm. It's a perfect electrical engineering pun that works on multiple levels - political resistance, electrical resistance, and spiritual meditation all rolled into one circuit diagram sermon. The red resistor in the middle is clearly the charismatic leader of this ohm-azing movement.

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