Re: [EE]:: Resolving Faradays Paradox - almost

Unrelated note: I recall watching a video essay on how EEs get taught the
classical equations and theories of electromagnetism, but the field has
since moved on to the quantum stuff that is so popular today. They
presented a bunch of "paradoxes" and contradictions that got
solved/explained properly (no hand waving) by modern physics but never
seemed to get propagated back into the introductory engineering curriculum.
(Go to graduate school and learn the real thing was the general sentiment
from the textbook author when asked about this if I recall correctly)

The above was the first thing that came to mind when I saw the title. But
the wires make sense, no need for fancy mathematics and concepts like
electron spin.

Regards,
-Jason White