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The Sunday Random Poll Returns:


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Yay, a random poll. :dance:

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Half of the glass's capacity is currently in use, and half is not. See? Simple.

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Actually, if you want to use relative terms like 'full' or 'empty', you need to know the glass's previous state. If it was full, and then half of the contents were removed, then it's half empty. If is was empty and contents were added to it, then it's half full.

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:wacko:

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Yay, a random poll. :dance:

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Half of the glass's capacity is currently in use, and half is not. See? Simple.

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Actually, if you want to use relative terms like 'full' or 'empty', you need to know the glass's previous state. If it was full, and then half of the contents were removed, then it's half empty. If is was empty and contents were added to it, then it's half full.

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nerd answer ! :P

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Yay, a random poll. :dance:

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Half of the glass's capacity is currently in use, and half is not. See? Simple.

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Actually, if you want to use relative terms like 'full' or 'empty', you need to know the glass's previous state. If it was full, and then half of the contents were removed, then it's half empty. If is was empty and contents were added to it, then it's half full.

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:wacko:

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Nerd :P

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The glass was full before you taking a drink of half the water to leave 250 ml :P

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Yay, a random poll. :dance:

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Half of the glass's capacity is currently in use, and half is not. See? Simple.

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Actually, if you want to use relative terms like 'full' or 'empty', you need to know the glass's previous state. If it was full, and then half of the contents were removed, then it's half empty. If is was empty and contents were added to it, then it's half full.

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you are right.

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:wacko:

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*joins nerdy club* :smart:

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but that question is like the oldes one that humanity has been asked during mileniums:

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who was first:

the hen or the egg? :thinking:

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Yay, a random poll. :dance:

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Half of the glass's capacity is currently in use, and half is not. See? Simple.

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Actually, if you want to use relative terms like 'full' or 'empty', you need to know the glass's previous state. If it was full, and then half of the contents were removed, then it's half empty. If is was empty and contents were added to it, then it's half full.

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:wacko:

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I'm with her! :D For me it depents if the glass was empty and the water were added or if it was full and the water removed.

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Otherwise I would say it is half full! So I vote for half full.

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nerd answer ! :P

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Nerd :P

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The glass was full before you taking a drink of half the water to leave 250 ml :P

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:smart:

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So in that case, it's a very refreshing half empty. :smiley:

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But seriously though, my first answer still stands. I'm a romantic realist- in the philisophical sense in this universe both the good and the bad, the heartbreakingly wonderful and the epically horrible coexist in equal measure and to focus on one is to ignore the other at your peril, says I. That's life, a big jumble of stuff.

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Bottomless!:cool: Actually, the glass is always over the half-way mark when it reaches the half-full mark, if you include the water molecules that are bouncing around above the liquid water, in equilibrium with the liquid if the relative humidity above the glass is 100% saturated, and Room Temp. is constant between 0 and 100 degrees centigrade. One might add that liquid water under standard temperature and pressure reaches maximum density around 4C; below which, it is less dense, and above which it is less dense (while remaining liquid) So, always fill your glass half-way at 4C, and let it grow!

Interestingly, on a tangential topic, water's affinity for itself forms a "hug" around the DNA strands' double helix, in essence holding together each strand of the DNA molecule, against the repulsion of polar hydrogen atoms bonded to each chain. Therefore, we are all kept alive by hugs!:hug::pleased:

But in terms of psychology, it's merely a mental "ink blot" test suggesting general outlook - which, in some ways may not translate well into an understanding of a person's mood or outlook. Better to ask someone if they think the future looks bright or gloomy, and even that's only a momentary snapshot of one's outlook..

The natural way to improve mood is to rest well, exercise, have enjoyable productive social interactions with feeling-thinking personality types, and listen to the new Coldplay album!:P

Plants have similar requirements: 3 parts sunshine:sunny:, 2 parts water:sweatdrop:, and 1 part love:heart:

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