[viper2040]

I may be a skeptic, but i am not a fool; i shall not judge something I have no hard evidence on....only problem is, I somehow think that trying this stuff in a college dorm would look REALLY wierd....

Also, to that person who said that the human body produces as much energy as a nuclear plant would in 100 years...BULL!!! Ever heard of the 2000 calorie diet? lets use that as our standard. One dietary calorie is actually a kilocalorie, and is enough energy to raise one milligram of water 1 million degrees celsius. however, that is only enough to raise one kilogram of water 1 degree celsius. that means on a 2000 calorie diet, the human body would produce in one day enough energy to raise 1 kilogram of water 2000 degrees celsius. Thats a lot, but no where near what a nuclear powerplant can do. I've been in a lake that was used to cool parts of a nuclear powerplant, (no radiation gets into the water), and the water was like 30 degrees above a normal lake tempreature. And we're talking tens of thousands of kilos of water=1 kilo of water raised 300,000 degrees celsius (assuming the lake is ONLY 10,000 kilos). That beats the hell out of what the human body does.



Edited By viper2040 on April 20 2003 at 18:15