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18:20Now PlayingIn the 1820s nobody believed electricity and magnetism were connected. They were considered completely separate forces with nothing in common. Then a Danish professor accidentally left a compass near a live wire and the needle twitched. Everything changed. Michael Faraday spent years proving invisible magnetic field lines were real. The proper mathematicians of the day thought he was embarrassing himself. Then James Clerk Maxwell took the crazy bookbinder seriously and wrote the equations that proved the field was real and powered the entire modern world. The host watches this history and cannot stop seeing the parallel. Gravity and electromagnetism are now where electricity and magnetism once were. Zero point energy is the next invisible field. The academics are laughing again. That is how the host knows he is right.
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