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Him being in the hole in the ice is misleading.
Stephanie99
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Mar 8, 2019
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He is OK but no molecular movement at the moment
EMC2
Level 8
Mar 8, 2019
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which leads to the question: would he molecularly decompose at this point?
EMC2:
@Lukian Is my cat alive or dead I guess. At absolute there is no movement, frozen in time. AS time progresses outside his body , his body has no time relative to it's self. But then again is it really frozen and just dead molecules not functioning as an organism. Love these questions and love the theoretical mind.
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