another pash theory

[pashy]

Now.. Since I'm smart and think scientifically before sleep like a nerd.. Although, I did fail my science exam. I had another theory.. Not so different because I'm using the same concept of the past theory but in another way here- I will answer another question with my smartness!!

Now- ever wonder why cold food gets hotter outside while hot food gets colder outside? Like a cold drink needs to be maintained in a fridge or it'd get hotter, or hot food needs to get microwaved or heated again if it was out for too long..

__ Hot
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__ Neutral/Natural idk
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__ Cold

So the temperature of food base could be neutral.. Food actually just goes back to the neutral temperature eventually whilst outside it doesn't get c o l d e r or h o t t e r..

Smart? I didn't do any scientifical research that's also another thing I thought about before sleeping and it could be wrong.

 

[DaniNoSombrero]

Pashi, sadly I need to deny that, If you get something out of the fridge while it has -20 Degrees Celsius outside, it will stay cold. While if it's +40 Degrees it would get hot.

It depends on what it even is, some things, like Ice, are considered as water in their Neutral Base, but there is just "cold water" existing too.
Ice's neutral state is very cold, while water neutral base is room temperature or ocean temperature. However, you want to call it.

 

[pashy]

Pashi, sadly I need to deny that, If you get something out of the fridge while it has -20 Degrees Celsius outside, it will stay cold. While if it's +40 Degrees it would get hot.

It depends on what it even is, some things, like Ice, are considered as water in their Neutral Base, but there is just "cold water" existing too.
Ice's neutral state is very cold, while water neutral base is room temperature or ocean temperature. However, you want to call it.

Yeah but that's impossible to be for a water bottle- it could be for a swimming pool maybe? I don't know but my room is very cold and I can bring very cold water here and eventually by the time it won't remain as cold. . Not even cold enough to drink it if enough time passes. . I'm not sure tbh but even if it did, water possibly could be an exceptional case. . And, regardless of room temperature or whatever other factors that could affect its temperature changing- if there was non. . The water probably wouldn't stay cold outside still- it would get back to it's neutral. . So if we imagine hypothetically there isn't a room temperature. . My scientifically great thought could get in here. .

At this point, I'm bluffing. Though, I did say I might be wrong, but isn't it still a good try? I thought about a good possibility. . Without even really researching anything. . SO YEAH IT'S- IT's SMART I'M EINSTEIN

 

[maraa]

my cold food stays cold

 

[pashy]

my cold food stays cold

It probably takes long to become "less cold" but I don't think it can remain cold for too long. . It can stay cold, but less c o l d ig? and ily

 

[tobbby]

pashie are you sure that you are sleeping

 

[pashy]

pashie are you sure that you are sleeping

Yall don't appreciate my thinking. . I kill my braincells for it.

 

[tobbby]

Yall don't appreciate my thinking. . I kill my braincells for it.

. . . dude. . . ur my homie-ostatis ofc i appriciate

 

[pashy]

. . . dude. . . ur my homie-ostatis ofc i appriciate

Then stop being mean. . Say "Wow- that actually is kinda smart whether it's true or not. . gj pashy<3 please think before sleeping again to bless us with those great theories!"

 

[maraa]

. . . dude. . . ur my homie-ostatis ofc i appriciate

ew

 

[maraa]

It probably takes long to become "less cold" but I don't think it can remain cold for too long. . It can stay cold, but less c o l d ig? and ily

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