Where’s that area on this phase diagram?

If you run into that problem, you need more tea leaves. Also, puerh can produce an amazing amount of tea.

Rookie numbers! Try 20-50 tiny cups.

So, where do I put my gaiwan on the spectrum?

There is no end. Kinda essential part of the definition of infinity.

Sure, no problem. That’s only going to take an infinite amount of time, so we’re all good.

Fair enough, as long as it’s a countably infinite amount of chocolate.

Infinite calendarception… but do you get any chocolate in this setup?

Zeno’s cookie.

You only eat half of however much you have available at the time. This way, you’ll never run out.

Only 8, one for each arm.

Now that I think of it (far more than a silly topic actually deserves), I’m convinced it’s a 2-stroke mechanism. Loading and firing are separate stages of the normal operation cycle. Think of that like the two stages of a power cycle of a 2-stroke engine.

Piston moving up is like cannonball and gunpowder going into the barrel in the loading stage. Gasoline igniting and moving the piston down is like gunpowder burning and propelling the ball out of the barrel.

If so, it’s a one-stroke motor. Kinda, sorta, maybe :P

You can just drop them all in the square hole. Triangles, semicircles, arches, doesn’t matter. All of them go into the square hole.

Source: Internet

Wow! I was so sure that circles and pentagons were closely related. Who would have known.

Yeah, but what if you had deathstar levels of power at your disposal? It’s not going to be merely laser ablation at that point, now is it?could you really blow up the whole moon, just like Alderaan?

I can imagine how these workers would constantly monitor the temperature of the fire and add more coal when necessary.

I wonder how a (software) daemon would fit in. It would just take care of various background stuff and nobody would notice it until something goes wrong.

Fair enough. We’re going to assume it’s completely safe until proven otherwise. Vulcanologists can tell you that the viscosity can be pretty high, so there could be a choking hazard though. Further study would be needed to determine the exact nature of potential hazards.

Be careful though. If you keep on digging deeper and deeper, you’ll find magma. That’s not a bad deal either, because you can use that heat to run a geothermal power plant.

So much that people have started making DIY stuff out of them.