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Cats can be both solid and liquid, that is for sure close to perfection. https://youtu.be/yNwLfRpNHhI?feature=shared&t=844 https://youtu.be/yNwLfRpNHhI?feature
by nilslindemann 3y ago
Cats can be both solid and liquid, that is for sure close to perfection.
https://youtu.be/yNwLfRpNHhI?feature=shared&t=844 https://youtu.be/yNwLfRpNHhI?feature=shared&t=844
- someplaceguy 3y agoThank you, that was hilarious! Spoiler warning: "Are cats liquid? I saw this question asked on the Internet. It was based on the common definition that a liquid is a material that can adapt its shape to its container. <Cue photos of cats fitting inside a jar, a basket, a wine glass, etc>. It seems to be the case." This moment at 35m25s was also priceless: "We have two past winners who have been kind enough to join us tonight. First, the 2008 Ig Nobel Chemistry Prize was awarded jointly to one team who showed that Coca-Cola is an effective spermicide. And that prize was jointly awarded to another team who showed that it's not." On a more serious note, I'm not sure if I will ever understand why many of the Ig Nobel prize winners got funding for their research...