No? What does that mean?
It essentially means that if you sit watching something that takes a long time, like watching a pot of water boil, your perceived passage of time extends to almost excruciating lengths.
Kinda like how if you try to cook food the microwave seconds seem longer than normal seconds?
Exactly.
Hm. But then how’re we gonna know when the pod pops and stop the timer?
Hm, good point… man, if only I had a high-speed camera so that I could go frame by frame…
*max pokes the pod lightly with a stick* or we could just,, watch it?
Yeah… hey, don’t poke it – you might accidentally puncture it.
*max looks carlos dead in the eyes and pokes it again, rasing his eyebrows*
*eyebrows raised* Well, you’re a little ball of defiance, aren’t you?
I am f u e l e d by spite.
Hah! That explains a lot about you, buddy.
Just about everything I do is out of spite. They told me I couldn’t wear a hoodie all summer. I’m doing it anyway.
Oh yeah? You ever heard of heat stroke? *Carlos was just teasing him of course*
Yeah.
Okay… wearing a hoodie increases that chance. You’re drinking lots of water, right?
Yeah. I don’t wear it to sleep though.
Okay. Make sure to drink so you don’t get exhausted and all that. *he looks into the pot of water*
Yeah, yeah. Is it gone?
It’s shrunken a bit… it must’ve broke someplace already.
Cool. How long was that?
Just over three minutes. That was quick… *concerned face*
Let’s try it with clean- or semi-clean water and see how long it takes to compare
Alright. Let’s see… does the scum look like it’s thinned out any?
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