similarly, it’s weird how body weight is lost largely through exhaling.
It combines in the ether until there is sufficient ectoplasm to become reincarnated as a tiger in a far off land.
What bothers me is the fate of the rest of the moles when they make molasses.
I was thinking more along the lines of where does all that gas go when I fart? In everyone’s nose…
How much becomes melted, unburned wax?
Anybody that restores old paintings can tell you the reaction products aren’t all gasses. That yellow-brown gonge on old paintings is in large part combustion byproducts. Candles, poorly drawing fires, incense (churches). Indoor air pollution isn’t just a modern phenomenon
Um, Candle Heaven. Duh.
Hangin’ out with the “angel’s share” of my bourbon, no doubt.
It obviously goes to the candle dimension.
Physics doesn’t have to be difficult.
Quite the opposite. Indoor air quality in pre-electricity houses was terrible. So so much worse than people now would be comfortable with. Fireplaces, candles, gas lamps, poor ventilation, all compound to make a much smokier environment than that time you burned some cookies. Not to mention all the smoke and fumes coming from outside from whatever unregulated coal-fired tannery or whatever was up the road from you.
We’ve worked hard to make the world a cleaner place and we’re healthier for it.
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That was quick. Wha’ hoppin’?
When you sleep, where do your fingers go?
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