SCIENCE!

Okay now I'm curious, what would happen if you did this?

totakaobsidian said:
Okay now I'm curious, what would happen if you did this?

Higher power bill

totakaobsidian said:
Okay now I'm curious, what would happen if you did this?

This is probably the slowest and most expensive way to move a half-gallon of water across a room.

totakaobsidian said:
Okay now I'm curious, what would happen if you did this?

If I'm not mistaken, a fuck ton of static electricity.

If the dehumidifier, and everything that goes with it is kept clean, they could end up with the purest water they've ever had.

On the other hand, they could just attach the two machines' reservoirs to each other, set the dehumidifier above the humidifier, and just end up with an endless cycle.

Ah, classic Steven Wright.

coalesence said:
This is probably the slowest and most expensive way to move a half-gallon of water across a room.

But he does it without pipes or any other physical tools - he's basically the Nikola Tesla of plumbing

sinnerwhokeepstrying said:
If the dehumidifier, and everything that goes with it is kept clean, they could end up with the purest water they've ever had.

On the other hand, they could just attach the two machines' reservoirs to each other, set the dehumidifier above the humidifier, and just end up with an endless cycle.

It wouldn't be endless, because you are still losing water as vapor and you would probably breath it in, but the water inside the chained together machines would eventually run out. It would in theory if the humidifier was sterilized after each time it reaches empty, you would get a very pure water source.

coalesence said:
This is probably the slowest and most expensive way to move a half-gallon of water across a room.

Its kind of like transcribing a handwritten letter to a digital copy on a computer, then using the computer to retranscribe it back into handwriting.

At least Blue's scientific curiosity doesn't include explosives.

Pitting the devices against each other for your amusement? No! This is how the robot revolution begins!!!

aquaticwolf48 said:
Its kind of like transcribing a handwritten letter to a digital copy on a computer, then using the computer to retranscribe it back into handwriting.

It's a hilariously inefficient cloning machine

This is actually a pretty good magic trick; “watch as I magically move water from one bucket to another bucket across the room, without touching either bucket”

shadowhand said:
This is actually a pretty good magic trick; “watch as I magically move water from one bucket to another bucket across the room, without touching either bucket”

Come back in a couple hours to see the results.

Translation: "I was bored."

totakaobsidian said:
Okay now I'm curious, what would happen if you did this?

Wireless water transmission

onio8656 said:
It's a hilariously inefficient cloning machine

That just made think of Slime Rancher:

Slime Rancher, wiki entry for "chicken cloning machine":
doubles your chickens, half the time!

twilithicc said:
Wireless water transmission

wireless water