Rambling Rosie's Retreat

As is water to ice.

Liquid to solid
Fair point... touchee .. but the hydrogen bonding in water gives it two unique properties; it's a liquid at room temperature which is remarkable for its molecular weight of 18, and its solid phase is less dense than the liquid phase so ice floats rather than sinks so bodies of water don't freeze solid. All of that is pretty essential for life as we know it Jim... now let's not get started on the anthropic principle... I need a lie down in a darkened room....
 
Me too. As a musician the impacts of temperature are interesting as well.

I’m a brass musician. Anyone care to guess what happens to the pitch of brass instruments in the heavy or cold?
It's brass monkeys in the cold
 
In "the heavy"? As in "A pint of heavy please pal?" ("Heavy" being Scottish beer, in case you don't know.)

I imagine it goes gurgle.
In "the heavy"? As in "A pint of heavy please pal?" ("Heavy" being Scottish beer, in case you don't know.)

I imagine it goes gurgle.
Sorry, that was a phone autocorrect s/b “heat “
 
In the cold you go flat
Yes, it perplexes some people, they think if the metal contracts in the cold the tubing would get smaller and go sharp. They forget that it’s a tube and when the metal contracts it makes the wall thinner and thus the space in the tube larger.
 
Between Wiki and AI, I think we've decided willies get bigger due to bonding.

Did you know that for AI to generate an image, it uses an equivalent amount of electricity to recharge your phone?
 
Yes, it perplexes some people, they think if the metal contracts in the cold the tubing would get smaller and go sharp. They forget that it’s a tube and when the metal contracts it makes the wall thinner and thus the space in the tube larger.
Thank you for sharing. Really interesting!
 
I read it uses a lot of energy. One of the many reasons I'm not a fan tbh
Quite apart from encouraging us to be lazy, it is also inaccurate. A friend quoted that AI had been searching the internet for the last ten years, so it had a huge depth of 'knowledge'... I corrected her to 'a huge depth of inaccuracy'. I can see its benefits, but like anything man invents, it'll be used for nefarious purposes.

That was the first time in my life I've used the word nefarious... I feel grown up.
 
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