That does not mean the currents in the two pair of wires/path are the same, and they are 100% not the same
Measured as these following
proper analogous points (I more clearly diagram below, from part 2) they
are the same.
You seem to be discussing current, not voltage, yet all your frame grabs are oddly taken from my first video which discussed
voltage. Why didn't you address whatever objections you (may) have with my claims regrading current from my video which
addressed current, Part 2?
In any event, which of these 6 proclamations I make in it (at 9m30s), if any, do you claim I am incorrect about?
Or is your position that in this following proclamation regarding current (from Pt. 2, 9m04s) I am incorrect?
It's hard to make these sorts of videos so they are both easy to understand by a broad YouTube audience (many of whom have never examined a single electrical block diagram
in their life), yet also 100% technically spot on without using short cuts and simplified language/concepts such as the often cited (yet imperfect) hydraulic analogy. I apologize if I at points used the term "signal", for example, whereas I more precisely should have clarified if I was meant voltage, current, or both.