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Warp wrote:
> At zero? I don't think so. At zero celsius water freezes, after which one
> litre of it weights a whole lot less than one kilogram.
Errr, not really. At zero, it's equally likely two molecules of water will
stick or break apart. Ice stays frozen, water stays melted.
>> And yes, a /change/ of 0.003% would be a /tremendous/ catastrophe.
> To what?
To repeatability of experiments?
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