jellodog
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I'm not gonna lie, for whatever reason Thomas Blug puts me to sleep before he's clearly made his point. From what I could tell, he was sure that he had made a Very Particular Power Transformer that he had someone custom wind for him, the details of which made it seem like you'd probably need to go to the same vendor that Thomas used to get an accurate copy of the proprietary transformer? So either get really mad at the vendor you got to make the transformer, or kick yourself for having not paid the vendor a liiiiiittle more to keep them from making that design for anyone else.
I'm trying not to be jaded grumpy gatekeeper, but I just always find him to spend sooooo much time and energy trying to articulate why what he is doing is so novel and original compared to what's been done before that I start to question just how novel/original it is. Or maybe its just me, having spent a career in the world of inventors pitching their New And Groundbreaking Idea, when rarely are the ideas all that new, and even less rarely are they groundbreaking, that I'm just kind of immediately skeptical that anyone in an art thiiiiiiiiiiiis old and well developed is really doing anything sufficiently special at a circuit architecture level for me to get too worried about copy-cats.
Yes! That's a totally fair and nuanced take. I like Thomas an awful lot, but he does indeed seem to make things more convoluted for himself at times.