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Nobel Prize physicist Richard Feynman describes how, as a young boy, he figured
  out how to fix a radio that buzzed for a few minutes after first being turned on. I realized
  that one way it can happen is that the tubes are heating up in the wrong order. Then I said
  to myself, 'All right, take the tubes out, and reverse the order completely in the set.' So I
  changed the tubes around, stepped to the front of the radio, turned the thing on, and it's
  quiet as a lamb: it waits until it heats up, and then plays perfectly -- no noise.


 
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