Pascal's Law: The Pressure Game Changer

Blaise Pascal, a giga-Omega rizzler from the 1600s French squad, is lit for dropping

Pascal's Law, saying that when you squish liquid, it flexes in all directions.

This skibidi principle is key to figuring out pressure vibes and matches up with kinetic Ohio theory,

explaining pressure as particles throwing a rave. Pascal's mad rizz brought forth the

Pascaline, an OG mechanical brain machine, and leveled up the hydraulic game like

those grinding hydraulic presses, boosting that Goon force. Plus,

Pascal’s Law is lowkey OP for car brakes, making sure the hydraulic sauce

hits right and stops the whip. Without this god-tier principle, the safety game