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58 1 ReplySuper hot is the most innovative game I've played in years
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Everyone is interpreting this as Big Bang stuff, but like bread and cell phone cases and windows are all super hot (super being relative) when made
43 1 ReplyThat’s what I figured OP meant too. Many things require heat to render into everyday products. Except maybe textiles. And ice cubes.
37 0 ReplyWhat about magnets?
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Especially when it was going supernova.
22 0 ReplyThen again during planetary accretion.
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Reading this after hugging my wife made me wonder if the encounter that made her was super hot or not. Honestly I don't feel comfortable enough to ask.
18 0 ReplyEspecially other people
14 0 Reply10% of you has never been fused since the beginning of the universe... but it was hot way back then, and likely in the outer shell of a star or few. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_of_the_human_body
12 0 ReplyAnd some stuff I cannot touch is Superhot.
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An ice cube can be as hot as 273 degrees
8 1 ReplyDo you mean 273 kelvin?
1 0 ReplyYeah I know kelvin are not degrees, but I thought it would go unnoticed, or at least be as vague as OP; should have stated under standard pression condition too
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Does that mean, once I was hot?
5 0 ReplyOnly if you've ever touched your self.
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Well I mean, yeah; most heavier matter was formed during suppernovas.
4 0 ReplyIm massaging my gfs leg while reading this and had my day ruined. Great
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