stackyFACTSYour microwave does not actually push heat into your leftover pizza; it transports electromagnetic chaos.
Your microwave does not actually push heat into your leftover pizza; it transports electromagnetic chaos. It blasts non-ionizing radiation that specifically targets water, forcing it to rapidly flip back and forth millions of times a single second. All this frantic, involuntary microscopic friction is what actually generates the warmth to heat your lunch. You are essentially eating the result of an aggressive subatomic dance party.
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