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Indeed he does, Anaconda, indeed he does use the term emf in his book …

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A: actually, why don't you contact them – or anyone in any Physics department or even physics teacher in a high school – and tell them that you have concluded, based on what you read in their documents, that the emf is a force?

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… I just realised that Anaconda very likely thinks the emf is a force!

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Now consider this: every time you use a key word ("emf", perhaps), or concept ("magnetic reconnection", perhaps) 'out of context' you make it likely that any further discussion will be unsatisfactory (at a minimum).

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Dr. Eugene N. Parker would disagree with you since he used the term "emf" in his book.

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In the real world, we have digital cameras, digital voice recorders, a video camera, and perhaps an emf reader of some sort if we're lucky.

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Her superior intelligence, enormous integrity, grace and penchant for hard work, will make her the best Kennedy of all! — emf

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Where, pray tell, did you get the idea that what Coulomb's Law is about is emf?

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Oh the embarrassment … to think how you berated Dr Flimmer for his poor grasp of electromagnetism, when you yourself didn't even know that emf is not a force!

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Whatever the answer to this question is, it is NOT "electromotive force" a.k.a. emf!

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