@Dukedog said in #19:
> How can a thermos bottle keep hot things hot and cold things cold?I mean,how does it know?
Conduction and convection of the heat doesn't occur due to the vacuum in the bottle. Although, a little of heat is lost from the lid so it does but it doesn't keep hot things hot like it was 2 hours ago, in that bottle.
@Dukedog said in #19:
> How can a thermos bottle keep hot things hot and cold things cold?I mean,how does it know?
Science says that happens and @FutureAstronomer proved it
@BKrivi09 said in #22:
> Science says that happens and @FutureAstronomer proved it
I didn't prove it. James Dewar invented the Thermos Flask and I just said what I was knowing.
@HrishikeshM said in #20:
> ... why do i like literature, but not grammar?
because ur Mind says so
The human brain.
@BKrivi09 said in #11:
> What is the bermuda triangle what causes the disappearance of ships/planes ?
Mr beast: surviving 24 hours in da burmuda triangle
@moralisconundrum said in #25:
> The human brain.
We have neutral networks
Hence it's not a mystery
@saurabhsangeeth said in #26:
> Mr beast: surviving 24 hours in da burmuda triangle
that dosent answer my question
@BKrivi09 said in #28:
> that dosent answer my question
Oh forgot to mention, he is not dead
How to time travel to the future and to the past
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