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How The Boiling Point Of Water And Cooking at High Altitude - 0 views

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How high altitude cooking is different because of the lower boiling point of water.

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Boiling the Frog: Our Transition to Singularity - 0 views

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You've all heard the metaphor, right? Boiling a frog? Gradually increasing the temperature of the water so the frog gets used to it until it's hot enough to boil? Yes, that one. Apart from the sad conclusion of the analogy, the idea of gradual change not being very noticeable fits the way that accelerating technological change will be accepted by humans.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">You've all heard the metaphor, right? Boiling a frog? Gradually increasing the temperature of the water so the frog gets used to it until it's hot enough to boil? Yes, that one. Apart from the sad conclusion of the analogy, the idea of gradual change not being very noticeable fits the way that accelerating technological change will be accepted by humans.</div>

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5 Scientific Ways To Make Water Do Magic | Cracked.com - 3 views

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David Corking on 22 Apr 09

4 science lessons that could get a teacher fired instantly. "However, distilled water has no such minerals, and if you put it in a relatively smooth container and stick it in the microwave, the water can be heated beyond the normal boiling point and will remain perfectly still. Then, you toss in an object in and watch it explode"

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