Multisim Student Review

Then he paused. He added a postscript at the bottom of the email to his professor:

Marco shrugged and went back to his turbine blades. multisim student

Leo slammed his fist on the desk. The cheap particleboard rattled. He’d been debugging this single error for four hours. In the real world, a timestep error meant the simulation couldn't find a mathematical solution. In Leo’s world, it meant failure. Then he paused

Leo zoomed in on the circuit. The problem was a feedback loop around the transistor. In the real world, it would work. But in the sterile, mathematical womb of Multisim, the virtual electrons were panicking. They were simulating infinite acceleration, dividing by zero in a digital panic attack. mathematical womb of Multisim

And that was more than enough.