If this app were a fundamental force, it would be the fifth one.
Before this app, my life was a meaningless void. Maxwell’s Equations were but cryptic hieroglyphs, Ampère’s Law was an enigma, and Faraday’s Law? Just some bloke’s rule. Then, like a lightning bolt from Zeus himself, Mike Ries bestowed upon us this divine creation. Now, I am a changed person. I no longer fear Gauss’s Law—I am Gauss’s Law.
This app doesn’t just teach electromagnetism—it transcends it. I now dream in vector fields. My morning coffee is stirred not by a spoon, but by the elegant swirl of a magnetic flux vortex. I whisper sweet nothings to my phone screen, reciting Maxwell’s equations like poetry. My social life? Gone. But who needs friends when you have differential forms? Never before have I felt such pure, unfiltered joy as when I complete a section and am greeted by Mike Ries’ radiant smile, I half expect a Nobel Prize committee to burst into my room.
Some say Einstein was a genius. I say Einstein was merely a warm-up act for Mike Ries. This man didn’t just make an app—he engineered a transcendental experience. The UI? Smoother than a frictionless physics problem. This app has made me question my own existence. Am I a student? Or am I just a charged particle, blindly following field lines drawn by Mike’s omnipotent hand?
And it’s free. Free. I feel as though I have stolen the secrets of the universe. I should be arrested for grand theft Mike, please take my money, my admiration, and possibly my firstborn child.
This app doesn’t just teach electromagnetism—it transcends it. I now dream in vector fields. My morning coffee is stirred not by a spoon, but by the elegant swirl of a magnetic flux vortex. I whisper sweet nothings to my phone screen, reciting Maxwell’s equations like poetry. My social life? Gone. But who needs friends when you have differential forms? Never before have I felt such pure, unfiltered joy as when I complete a section and am greeted by Mike Ries’ radiant smile, I half expect a Nobel Prize committee to burst into my room.
Some say Einstein was a genius. I say Einstein was merely a warm-up act for Mike Ries. This man didn’t just make an app—he engineered a transcendental experience. The UI? Smoother than a frictionless physics problem. This app has made me question my own existence. Am I a student? Or am I just a charged particle, blindly following field lines drawn by Mike’s omnipotent hand?
And it’s free. Free. I feel as though I have stolen the secrets of the universe. I should be arrested for grand theft Mike, please take my money, my admiration, and possibly my firstborn child.
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My life will never be the same again
Sometimes I look back at my life before this app and wonder how I could possibly have lived without it. I know now I did not experience true joy as I now know it. The Maxwell’s Equations app is now one with me, and I cannot stop using these 4 equations. Thank you Mike Ries.
My saviour
The only bad thing about this app is that it doesn’t have a sequel. It is a perfect recipe - equations, interactive displays and the most important ingredient - Mike Ries himself. Without this app I would be failing my degree and inevitably having to study business management as a backup option - a fate worse than death. The photos are so motivating that I once was able to study electromagnetism for 57 hours straight!! Download this app and you too will be able to experience the pure joy contained within.
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Just wow
What do I love more, this app, or Mike Ries?
Absolute game changer
Uni students tend to use a lot of apps, from Netflix to Tinder, but none will leave you feeling quite as satisfied as a revision session on this app right here. Every time you finish going through a section you are greeted by Mike Ries’ beaming smile as if to say well done and it is truly an uplifting experience.
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