Speaking of putting words in people’s mouths, I NEVER said PicoWATT in this post string, and to my knowledge in no post string ever on this board.
You accuse me of editing something just because your misreading of something, or imagined reading can’t be backed up. The closest I came to saying “PicoWATT” was when I said don’t blame me for the fact that the machine doesn’t allow one to make settings in units of one billionth of a watt at one billionth of a second.
Even if I HAD said PicoWATT, it is obvious that the term would therefore scientifically be one billionth of a watt, or, would be a misused trade name. In this instance, the meaning would obviously be one billionth of a watt.
Do you have a point?
The machine doesn’t allow you billionth setting units at billionth of a second because billionth setting units don’t exsist in electrology. Or does it?
Yes, I do have a point thanks for helping me make it. Now go back and edit because a pico is define as a trillionth not a billionth. You left off three zeros. And Picowatt is not a trademark for a reason. If it could be measured it would be one trillionth of a watt.
Before your edit you said that Picoflash™ was a term to explain picowatt. Pico is a fractional value; it is definable and measurable. Watt is definable. Seconds; and picoseconds are measurable and definable. that is why they are not trademark terms.
Thank you for taking the time to explain what you said you would do before your edit. You made good on your word you said you would explain and you did.
Now let me reiterate:
PicoFlash is a trademark term (not science or new technology) much as “coke is the real thing” is a trademark term. Pepsi(or anyone) can’t use it because it is trademark.
Now I think this “old” post was dug up to promote this trademark. This is a consumer information website after all not a promotional site for a TRADEMARK.
You see words are easily misconstrued. Consumers and electrologists even CPE’s can easily misconstrue a meaning.
The fabricators of myth count on this.
So James, the term Picoflash ™ is used all over this website. Are you going to go back and edit and add trademark to each of them?
James, are you using a trademark term to promote a product? Are you being paid? Or are you, in your haste, an unwitting promotor?
Wait!! Pico is a “scientific term” with a definition.
Picoflash ™ has been given a specific value (definition) by its creator!!!
A Picoflash™ is a is equal to a millisecond 1/1000!!!
I didn’t make this up! IT is defined everwhere, on the web, in printed literature!!! Picoflash ™ has a measurable value!!!
So I conclude one trillionth of a flash is defined as one thousanth of a second. WOW!!!
If pico is a trillion and a picoflash™ is a thousanth.
We can now define and measure a flash in seconds. We can give flash a definite numerical value!!!
iff picoflash™equals 1/1000 seconds then a Flash is One billions seconds Long. Wow that is a long freaking time.
If pico is a trillionth and picoflash™ is equal to a milli second a flash has to be defined at one billion seconds long!!! I didn’t make this up! I did the calculations! Would you like to see them? I can post them. Or you can do it yourself. To solve for the unknown “flash” you isolate it by multiplying the inverse. It is an equation so you have to keep it balanced and equal.
I guess I can’t do flash on my epilator. It only goes out to two places. Not a billion seconds.
I have been accused of using numbers to confuse. Words have been use to confused. I think word fabricators used well meaning people to spread the word!
James, it wasn’t your encouragement that brought me to this site. . .it was confused and misguided clients. It was lose of income because I didn’t own a trademark.