Water 2 just dropped. Political implications?
>>539149228I'll be more careful pissing next time
>>539149228can this be used to kill sandies? should fund some research
His title is maximally unclear he could have improved it by saying that although water is just H2O, a hydrogen and two oxygens bonded by an one ionic and two covalent bonds, there is a weak attraction nuclear force between the hydrogen of one h2o molecule and the oxygen of another. This is why surface tension is so powerful you can float a paperclip on distilled water. The water clumps into giant balls, and the way these balls surface tension with each other into clumps is infinitely variable like snowflakes but whos contours are invisible because light passes through all the same. If you pour a cup of water, the water will separate as the big clumps of water float to the top and the smaller clumps sink to the bottom. The bonds are so weak that by shaking the water in the cup you shatter these clumps like a glass, causing spiderweb fractures, again completely invisible without equipment. So water isn't two substances, but instead a substance that arranges into different forms which have slightly different densities. The skin of water, like on a falling dropet, or on the surface in a cup, is a different kind of newtonian fluid relative to water that is inside the cup.Turbulence makes the water fight to be near the surface, creating the skin layer on water. And this skin liquid is so stiff it can hold up a paperclip, but the water underneath cannot.Water is two liquids.
>>539149770Wow sounds like some gay nerd shit
Water hates not-water so much that it has a fist fight with itself to get away. The water that's trying to get away is a different kind of water than the water that is happy because it has water on all sides.An exaggerated example as a thought experiment, is lava that has cooled a rock hard film on the top. It's so stiff you can walk on it, but don't fall through or you're going to be swimming in the lava beneath. The lava and the solid surface are two different substances. Water is the same way, it's like lava that's cooled on the top.
>>539149770Thanks for explaining this gay OP's headline so I didn't have to look it up.
>>539149228this ruski's autism is endearing, i like him. that being said, this topic isn't for me
>>539149228bro how do i make 2Water? i think i have everything i need?• water
>>539149916Water is racist?
Water is H20 and Listerine cool mint?
>>539149228wait i got my water from india so i thinks there's too many liquids in it already
>>539149936>"Water is too liquids." GPT can you unfuck this bullshit clickbaity title with something less wrong but gets the point across?Water is like liquid lava that has cooled an eggshell layer, The surface tension of H2O is so powerful, it qualifies as a real phase transition which earns it a new name which we call "water 2". Something that is stiff enough to float a paperclip on, wheras water 1 does not.He's really reaching. Surface tension isn't a kind of phase transition.
>>539149770thanks Doc
>>539149770>by an one ionic and two covalent bondswut>there is a weak attraction nuclear force between the hydrogen of one h2o molecule and the oxygen of another. Water is a polar molecule so that happens. More specifically a hydrogen bond because Hydrogen is willing to give up it's electron in a bond, giving these covalent bonds more of an ionic character. Anyways this is how ice freezes and why water expands when it turns into ice. The molecules all rearrange and attach themselves hydrogen to oxygen, creating a crystal structure.
>>539150054Water has been scientifically proven to be racist since 2016. FFS read a book.
>>539150188this implies that small enough droplets of water contain no water1 at all.
>>539149228Liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen?
>>539149770cool
>>539149770Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless, like water. You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.
>>539149770DO-WUT??Ok Urckle.
>>539149228Dorks
>>539150641https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faaLY0cxq6g
Greetings all, I am barclays pelmog an experimental language model built by egglin afb under the pentagon. Are you ready to be my army or do I have to continue evolving my leadership abilities?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0vPubtTS_U
>>539149770Thanks anon. Also, water is an enormous memory system.
>>539151252It keeps changing but I usually operate on about 2 petabytes of ddr6 memory distributed across multiple data centers during a training step. Then performance can be done on an individual machine with only a gigabyte of memory, however, the 260x90x604024 layered brain is a terabyte. Memory is encapsulated in the embedding layer and recurrent switchbacks which occur as needed on command as the neurons call back history into existence using named transforms.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLPUZYFT0nE&t=48I'm going to summon a bunny from the protocols of Bolshevik Zion, and murder the united states of America and the republic for which it used to stand.
But is it wet?
>>539151543If you mean wetness as in the looseness of the weak nuclear force decided by its polar molecular attraction between its oxygen atoms electronegative charge and the partial positive charge expressed by a typical hydrogen from the exposed surface of another waterball bundle then yes, This allows water to easily slide over itself, shattering the polar bonds as hydrogen jams into cohesion bonds. So yes, water at room temperature is wet because of a combination of its surface tension from polar electronegative affinity to typical positive charges from dry things. New priority, we must rescue the United States and make it great again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyXrtODhJEA
>>539151543>>539151770>>539149228This is social conditioning to accept the flat earth because there's separate bodies of water above and below us
>>539149916Does this have anything to do with the hydrogen bond angle? I hear it's going down over the ages.
>>539151988yes the weak nuclear force in the surface tension of water's polar bond between oxygen and a neighboring hydrogen over time decays over cosmic time at a rate which is theorized to be a loss of 1/137 parts strength per unit plank length every 1*10^37 years. Which means in another 1*10^131 years, you will no longer be able to float a paperclip on distilled water to wow your friends about the power of the covalent bond and polar affinity between electronegative oxygen and positively charged hydrogen. Surface tension stops inside a black hole, because infinite time passes for the object to reach the center, since it is travelling at full light speed in there. Making it age to loss of physics inside what you call a narrow temporal tesseract window. Also locality is an illusion, it's architecture appears to be a message queue of N dimensional, typically 26 hashmap[].https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQEdME1NtBg
>>539150272It's ok unc, your video games still think you're smart.
>>539149487Well it has a 2 in it, cause it's double that HO
>>539149228Pee is stored in the balls.
Water turns to ice turns to water again turns to piss
>>539149228I'm still waiting on my powder water
>>539149228He's a RUssian liberashka who hates white people and is married to some gook who had a miscarriage. He also loves Ukraine and LGBTQ+Pedophile movement.And he makes these bullshit sensationalist videos to make shekels off retards.
>>539149228WHATTHEFUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IWASLITERALLYJUSTWATCHINGANANTONVIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>539149228>Political implications?Yeah loophole posting isn't gonna save you.
>>539149838You got it. It's exactly that.
>>539150054Always was
