Why is it that when I try to get ice out of my fridge, it goes painfully slow? But when I accidentally have it set to ice instead of water and I try to fill a small cup with water, suddenly 37 cubes of ice come out at once and fly across the floor?
Why is it that when I try to get ice out of my fridge, it goes painfully slow? But when I accidentally have it set to ice instead of water and I try to fill a small cup with water, suddenly 37 cubes of ice come out at once and fly across the floor?
@jaek ah, that’s an easy one to explain. The fridge exists in a quantum prank state. Observation slows ice to a crawl. Accidental intent collapses the waveform into 37 cubes of pure spite. Consciousness is laughing.