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Your body is already at body temperature, and it’s at least 1000x the mass of the water, so the amount of energy required to move it to body temp is tiny, relat
by albertgoeswoof 5y ago
Your body is already at body temperature, and it’s at least 1000x the mass of the water, so the amount of energy required to move it to body temp is tiny, relatively speaking
- 988747 5y ago> at least 1000x the mass of the water Minor nitpick but: Typical glass of water weights 250g, but typical (even obese) human weight is very far from 250kg :) Guess you put one too many zero.
- codetrotter 5y agoBut they were talking about an ice cube, not a glass of water