Azure wrote:

Julian Love God wrote:

Azure wrote:

not a word, not a symbol, but the physical Volt, or Ohm, how much
does

one weigh?

Category errors.

On your part yes.

Yes, dear.

Volts, • noun the unit of electromotive force in the SI system,

Care to inform me what the squiggle's are

A heavy dot.

No jumbled intended text which is neither a symbol or a letter in the
body of your text.
They are not Electrical symbols, nor are they letters.

I cut and pasted... (for example)
http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/ohm?view=uk

the difference of potential that would carry one ampere of current
against a resistance of one ohm.

Did not ask electrical theory, asked how much a physical volt weighs, in
reference to your question how much does a soul weigh.

Go weigh them your self if you are that curious.

No, you asked me a rhetorical question and I asked one back.

and Ohms, • noun the SI unit of electrical resistance, transmitting
a current
of one
mpere when subjected to a potential difference of one volt. (Symbol:
Ω)

Not in my books it ain't.

Which would they be?

Books on electricity.

isbn number?

It appears to me that you are confusing V & O with electrons,

No you are trying to, Protons Electrons and Neutrons.

•

Here is a good example, what does that mean

or coulombs.....
•

So the question was how much does 1 volt or Ohm weigh, same as a soul
how much does it weigh.

Get your scales off... I mean out.

No I asked you.

Reptile, unreveal thyself.

You demanded

rhetorically. snip.