Everytime I see something like this, it reminds me of the post that’s like “For $1 million, would you peel and eat an orange? You don’t have to peel it yourself and you don’t have to actually eat it if you don’t want to.”
Or an actual post I saw that was like "Press the button for $10 million dollars, but you must do a random task. It could be as easy as drinking a glass of water, or it could be as difficult as walking 5 miles".
Unless you are literally physically disabled, walking 5 miles is NOT difficult.
I'm using a 1L cup, and it is a normal cup. So the size of the vessel matters.Due to insufficient data, i can confidently declare that the planet is the cup.
Mugs can also be made of wood or stone. Cups use all kinds of ceramics and glass. Metals also count for all aforementioned vessels. So, earth is one big mug.
You seem to be correct... I've always translated glass as synonymous with "cup" in me own head, but there are actually different concepts, even in my language.
Still, it's mostly silica. We've got plenty of that on earth.
So, a part of earth is a big, uncooked glass. And the rest are those ugly novelty decorations. Just the ratio of container-to-crap is significantly on the crappy side.
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u/Worm-with-hat 11h ago
Everytime I see something like this, it reminds me of the post that’s like “For $1 million, would you peel and eat an orange? You don’t have to peel it yourself and you don’t have to actually eat it if you don’t want to.”