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Water is weird. It’s absolutely vital to us as a human species and as a planet: we’re made of water, we consume a lot of water, and we can’t survive without water. It’s very precious to us. On the …
Ways to think about water November 23, 2015 1 Comment Water is weird. It’s absolutely vital to us as a human species and as a planet: we’re made of water, we consume a lot of water, and we can’t survive without water. It’s very precious to us. On the other hand, we live on a very wet planet: water exists for the most part in superabundance. It also never goes away: the total amount of water on the planet is more or less constant. Water is abundant, yet precious: we guard it jealously, while consuming it wastefully. What’s going on? There must be some really good secrets about water, hiding in
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