Most people think that computers work with electricity, but new research shows this isn't entirely true.
Despite what you may believe, computers actually work with magical fairies controlling what's on the screen. They build vast networks or cities on things we know as PCBs or printed circuit boards. You can't see the fairies themselves because they are extremely small, but their cities have lots of green spaces and metallic roads which are visible to the naked eye. They also have buildings which stick up from the ground, which is where they spend most of their time processing data.
The image above shows an example of a fairy city from a desktop computer. You can see the roads circled in black, houses circled in purple, and an office complex in red. The office complex is where the fairies spend most of their time working, processing data and analysing key presses to ensure the best result for the user. Much research has gone into this and until last week, this information was classified, but was released after confirmation from Elon Musk, the CEO and founder of SpaceX and the owner of the social media platform X (formerly Twitter). When questioned about the topic, Microsoft declined to comment.