You’re referring to the reverse mpemba effect? The mpemba effect is already controversial, and the reverse effect is just theoretical from what i understand, being either too weak to be measured or just not real
It also does not require the water to have been boiled prior, and if the water is frozen it would be slower than liquid water regardless
No, I’m referring to the tceffe abmepm. The water molecules “remember what it “felt like”” to be boiling so they are faster to return to that state the second time. It is really real.
That can’t be true, water molecules are really tiny you know, and therefore their brains are naturally also really tiny,
and we all know that what little brainpower and memory they have is focused on keeping track of how many times that particular water molecule has been part of someones urine
Intelligence isn’t directly correlated with brain size, but rather the size of the brain relative to the size of the thing it’s in. For all we know, water is 99% brain, making it far more intelligent than humans.
This sounds dumb, frozen pre-boiled water boils faster than normal water. It really does work!
You’re referring to the reverse mpemba effect? The mpemba effect is already controversial, and the reverse effect is just theoretical from what i understand, being either too weak to be measured or just not real
It also does not require the water to have been boiled prior, and if the water is frozen it would be slower than liquid water regardless
No, I’m referring to the tceffe abmepm. The water molecules “remember what it “felt like”” to be boiling so they are faster to return to that state the second time. It is really real.
A yes, the “double “double quotes”” technique, my favorite.
That can’t be true, water molecules are really tiny you know, and therefore their brains are naturally also really tiny,
and we all know that what little brainpower and memory they have is focused on keeping track of how many times that particular water molecule has been part of someones urine
Intelligence isn’t directly correlated with brain size, but rather the size of the brain relative to the size of the thing it’s in. For all we know, water is 99% brain, making it far more intelligent than humans.
Faster than fluid lukewarm tap water? Fr?