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My college professor teaching FLUID POWER tried to teach our whole class that air does not compress and liquids do.
When he started the lecture and I attempted to correct him in a very soft and kind way (thinking he obviously is mixing up words) he denied it and told me I was wrong.
I tried several times to correct him nicely (because there were people in the class that would have taken his word) and was met by more and more aggressive denial. I finally stood up in the middle of the class, threw my hands up and said "Well Fuck! I just wasted all this money on a new air compressor" and walked out.
Jesus, that's insane. You can literally buy cans of "compressed air". Hell, he probably had a can in his office!