Big brain time
Big brain time
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Meme doesnt make any sense.
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Ain't that unreasonable with 100°C
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I would like one coffee at lawsuit temperature please.
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You think a cup of coffee is 100c? You know water can't even be 100c unless it's actively boiling or it's under pressure, right?
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Boiling water is at exactly 100°C per Definition.
And if you boil your coffee it then should have sth about. 70-90°C which means at least a third of the population is considered in this IQ range
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Can someone explain for the small brains
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Kelvin is an absolute temp scale, it equals °C + 273.15. So even a 20°C cup of coffee (68°F, colder than ambient...) is 293 kelvin. IQ only goes up to 200 so that coffee is smarter than Einstein...
Also: Einstein's IQ was estimated to be around 160 or 170 (he never took the test). 160 kelvin is -113°C... (-171°F... very very cold coffee).
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Where in the meme does it mention temperature?
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Einstein never took an IQ test. The 160 to 170 thing is just a shot at a guess. Also, iq scores don't cap out at 200.
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So even a 70°C cup of coffee (slightly warm, almost cold) is 343 kelvin.
Not relevant to your point, but 60°C is hot enough to scald. If that cup of coffee was 70°C, I'd be careful about sipping it.
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Your meme is bad, and you should feel bad.
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Why is a coffees iq it's temperature? Am I dumber than coffee