> It only flows if it's in a liquid state. Isn't it always in a liquid state? It just has an exceedingly high viscosity at human compatible temperatures. So hi

> It only flows if it's in a liquid state. Isn't it always in a liquid state? It just has an exceedingly high viscosity at human compatible temperatures. So high that it turns out there's effectively no movement over thousands or even millions of years. But it's not a proper solid, ie the usual phase transition is absent.