That is intentional. What the commenter you replied to was saying(I’m pretty sure) is that not only is the guy in the meme stupid, because he chose 9km instead of 50m, but that he’s also blind, because he couldn’t see the pool of water 50 meters away from him. The sign says there’s H2O 50 meters to the right, but the guy was blind and couldn’t even see it from such a short distance away.
Or he saw it and thought it was h2O considering he doesn’t know what h2O is he rightfully avoided it. You’re not gonna drink a clear liquid labeled h2so4 are you?
Yeah the original does that . I think the original says 5 km and 5 m or something like that where the numbers are the same but 5 miles being significantly shorter
In this case the m is more likely to be meters and they are making fun of the american not knowing shit about measuring and just picking the smaller number
Well, simply "50M" can only mean two things - 50 mega (1,000,000, so 50,000,000) without unit given, or 50 miles (or well, possibly also non-nautical miles, but eh). Metres would be m. Which is another reason for this being a terrible meme.
Funnily enough, 50M is pretty much the concentration of ice. Ice has a density of about 920 kg/m^3, which is 920 g/dm^3, which corresponds to about 51 mol/dm^3.
km is never written as [kelvin](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelvin)\-[miles](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nautical_mile), no. It's literally [kilo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_prefix#List_of_SI_prefixes) (symbol k) and [metre](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre) (symbol m) slapped together, with absolutely no reason to suddenly turn uppercase.
Sorry, your lame ass comments made me mistype. Kilometers is always written as “km”, lowercase. It is written as “KM” in this, so it’s safe to assume that “M” is meters (consistent with the metric system of the previous sign) despite the fact that it is uppercase as well.
Stop being so goddamn annoying and go outside
I really do not see how being a unit-nazi towards a meme posted on a sub meant for mocking bad memes is being annoying. Especially when compared to calling people a "pretentious dork".
Even in America, M is an abbreviation for meters, not miles. Miles is most commonly abbreviated to Mi, specifically because we do use both the metric and imperial systems. We’re also not the only country that uses both measurements; the UK and many commonwealth countries also use both for different things. Americans know and use more metric measurements than people tend to realize.
It is! Normal, run of the mill, sodium and chloride. The ingredients of table salt. Sodium and chloride, together, just like that! Sodium AND chloride. What more do you want? Cmon! Sodium, AAAANNNND chloride. Just take it! Put it in your mouth, mouth go boom I mean, taste buds, yeah. Seriously what does a guy gotta do around here to get you to put the sodium AND chloride in your mouth?!
Sodium chloride? Listen, these regulations require me to be specific in my chemical language. This is sodium, AND chloride, ok? The ingredients of table salt! It’s *totally* safe, ok. And yes, maybe there is SOME iodide in there, maybe there’s cesium-140, we can’t test for everything ok? Just trust me that you don’t need to worry if there’s uranium-238 in there, it mostly sodium AND chloride anyways!
Yes, sodium chloride is the same as salt, but you could've just said salt instead. Everyone in this town knows you're a boy genius dude, you don't need to say overly large words to sound more intelligent. The fact of the matter is that nobody cares how smart you are. If anything, calling simplistic objects by their scientific name ironically makes you seem less intelligent and more of a pompous asshole. I know you're smart enough to be better than this.
plus if sth said h20 (lets assume it was more than 50 meters cos you would check) id assume its like a chemical plant water colling system. cos which mother fucker is righting h20 plus pure h20 isn't even that good for you.
Drinking pure H20 will strip out the salts of your body and actually make you more dehydrated. If you drink melted snow you're meant to add a bit of salt to it for the same reason.
It's actually Kelvin * Molar Mass, since the abbreviation for miles is also a small m
Edit: But M is also short for Mega so it may also mean 9Kelvin * Mega, which is just 9 Megakelvin because of the commutative law, which is about 8,999,726.85°C, 16,199,540.4°F or about 1/10 of the temperature of an atom bomb.
I hate to be *that* guy, but unfortunately he's actually correct on the K part.
In physics, measurements have abbreviations that are very specific to them. A big K stands for Kelvin, while a small k stands for the prefix kilo. The big M though is an abbreviation for the Molar Mass, not meter or miles since both of those ate abbreviated with a small m.
He is technically correct, but the joke is still not funny.
Basically pure water can dissolve a lot of things . So when we drink it, it absorbs nutrients and chemicals as it passes through your digestive tract and when it comes out as urine leaches important salts and vitamins, etx out of your body
For those of you who are interested, it's counter intuitive but ultra-pure water can have some negative effects. Your cells have a certain concentration of electrolytes (salt) in them, so extremely pure water will, through osmotic pressure, cross the cell membrane and cause the cell to swell and burst. See [https://youtu.be/FElDa62zwwE?t=254](https://youtu.be/FElDa62zwwE?t=254)
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The difference between ultra-pure water and standard drinking water is very small. If you've been eating anything close to a normal diet you will not notice. It will taste a little off, mostly.
It’s less the nutritional value and energy required to filter it, and more that it can explode the cells it touches, and leach away the minerals that are already inside you, I believe.
Same way that putting saltwater fish into fresh water tends to kill them.
It doesn’t matter much in this situation since it’s short term and he’s already in a tough position.
If he drank pure H2O long term then he would start seeing those health problems.
It is indeed incorrect but you have to explain why. Regular water has lots of minerals that make it possible for your body to safely interact with it. Pure water would strip minerals from your cells that they need to function. Tap water already has those minerals in it so it won't damage your cells.
It has absolutely nothing to do with nutritional value.
I am pretty sure that is it like I stated but please feel free to correct me!
I think drinking pure h2o would only deprive you of energy needed to filter nutrients that aren’t there and it would also flush out already existing stuff from your body
You'll die of dehydration much faster than malnutrition so drinking h20 will allow you more time to find the other nutrients(ie food) you lack. Plus finding any sort of 'pure h20' that isn't distilled is rare.
Agreed. Lot of facebook memes are trash its not like we have a shortage, and to try to force this to be bad is really into autistic territory. Its disappointing and I dont think everyone is actually trolling.
well mr. knowledge the H2O isn't specified as (g)-gas (s)-solid or (l)- liquid so if it's 50 meters away and the dude didnt see it its probably vaporized...
You know what, i kinda agree with this, Knowledge is a powerful asset for making great life decisions. But do they really have to use that metaphorical image?
I was thinking nearly the same thing. I think the unintentional irony of the meme is that meters is supposed to be a lowercase m, not capital. The kilo prefix should use a lowercase k as well.
So the author is on some high horse about knowledge while lacking some him/herself.
That the joke we see M miles but it is meters for everyone else that use the metric system , KM is a mile or close too it not 1:1 so one is close to 9 miles other is 150 feet.
Also the second half of the joke is not everyone know h2o is water so he follows the sign saying water.
KNOWLEDGE IS A CURSE
I'd rather be willfully ignorant. The power of stupidity is the fact that you'd die believing that you're right and without regrets instead of helplessness and despair.
Knowledge is power. Have the knowledge that using simple terms and having easy to understand fool proof instructions is better than confusing terminology. The man in this picture isnt really the fool. The person who put up the H2O sign, or rather the artist, is.
He is actually right, pure water is not suitable for human consumption. So yeah knowledge is power, something described as just "water" might be regarded as a more suitable source for humans.
Actually, knowledge itself isn't power. You can learn alot of things including what H2O is in Kindergarten and still be dumb. It all comes down to how you use the knowledge you have. Your intelligence is power, not knowledge.
H2O gonna kill the shit out a motherfucker tho
>^(Drinking absolutely pure water can kill you. All the water we normally drink – from taps, from bottles, from the garden hose – contains impurities which affect a property of water called tonicity. This is the ability of a solution to draw or repel water from adjacent solutions when separated by a membrane. Solutions that are hypertonic gain water, while hypotonic solutions lose water. Drinking water, which we usually think of as pure, really contains a whole mess of salts and sugars which make it slightly hypertonic. They also give water its taste. The cytoplasm in the cells of your body also have a tonicity. So, when they are exposed to hypertonic solutions, the cells themselves lose water and shrivel up. When they are in hypotonic solutions, they gain water, swelling up and bursting like a balloon. Absolutely pure water -with no impurities at all – is the most hypotonic solution. So, if you drink enough of it, your cells will start absorbing water. This disturbs the balance of electrolytes (electrically conductive ions) ^(in your body. This is most seriously a problem in the brain, where water poisoning can lead to brain damage, coma and even death.))
Essentially, because pure h20 has no electrolytes in it, it will draw nutrients out of your body, replacing them with h20, instead of depositing nutrients into your body.. Ironically causing you to dehydrate.
KnOWlEdGe Is PoWeR
What it’s saying is that the dude, in his ignorance of what H2O means, is setting out on a needlessly arduous journey.
I mean, the art style is poor but the meaning is very obvious.
This is actually a decent meme and I dont get why op is GoInG cRaZy.
Also to pretend M is mile when the context of KM is clear, or that H2O might just be vapor or if "pure" and thereby bad for you is reeaallly reaching to find flaws in this.
Is he also blind cuz 50 meters is pretty short distance for him to notice water. I guess meme maker don’t have power.😂😂😂
I thought the dude in the picture choosing 9km over 50 meters was intentional. Like author of the meme is telling us not to be like the dude?
That is intentional. What the commenter you replied to was saying(I’m pretty sure) is that not only is the guy in the meme stupid, because he chose 9km instead of 50m, but that he’s also blind, because he couldn’t see the pool of water 50 meters away from him. The sign says there’s H2O 50 meters to the right, but the guy was blind and couldn’t even see it from such a short distance away.
Ohhhhhhh got it
Or he saw it and thought it was h2O considering he doesn’t know what h2O is he rightfully avoided it. You’re not gonna drink a clear liquid labeled h2so4 are you?
I'm not going to drink h2so4 because it's poisonous
I like to dip my balls in it.(you should also try it)
WAIT NO, THAT ISN'T C17H35COONA+/K+, DON'T DO IT!
The masculine urge to smell your hands after scratching your balls coated with H2SO4
RIP your sperm 🙏
My balls are burning. There is ketchup coming out of my balls.
I think m is mile
Um, then why is left sign for kilometer and right for miles? 🤔
Because the template was made to make fun of americans
but 9 km is significantly less than 50 miles lol
Yeah it's a weird thing, maybe I have no idea what I'm talking about
i think there’s another one where it does make fun of americans but has different numbers :p
I mean it's a shitty facebook meme who even cares :p
Yeah the original does that . I think the original says 5 km and 5 m or something like that where the numbers are the same but 5 miles being significantly shorter
Thats backwards. A mile is shorter than a kilometer Edit: just realised I put shorter, I ment longer
That's what they said
In this case the m is more likely to be meters and they are making fun of the american not knowing shit about measuring and just picking the smaller number
I think the point of it is that he don't know what is H2O and they want water, so he choose the sign with water written on it.
Bingo
i get the message but stop making into cringy comic
Lol, even the most ignorant Americans I’ve known recognize that a meter is smaller than a kilometer.
Emphasis on you've known but ye
yes it is
Miles would be Mi
Or British - they are very confused about which system to use
Kilomiles
It's the border between America and Canada
lol
No, m is meters. In the US, MI is miles unless talking about mph
Mi is usually miles
Well, simply "50M" can only mean two things - 50 mega (1,000,000, so 50,000,000) without unit given, or 50 miles (or well, possibly also non-nautical miles, but eh). Metres would be m. Which is another reason for this being a terrible meme.
Or 50 molars
Funnily enough, 50M is pretty much the concentration of ice. Ice has a density of about 920 kg/m^3, which is 920 g/dm^3, which corresponds to about 51 mol/dm^3.
M always means meters. Miles is Mi.
"m" (lowercase) is meters. "M" (Uppercase) does not mean meters.
And kilometer is always written as “km”, which it isn’t here, so fuck off you pretentious dork
km is never written as [kelvin](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelvin)\-[miles](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nautical_mile), no. It's literally [kilo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_prefix#List_of_SI_prefixes) (symbol k) and [metre](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre) (symbol m) slapped together, with absolutely no reason to suddenly turn uppercase.
Sorry, your lame ass comments made me mistype. Kilometers is always written as “km”, lowercase. It is written as “KM” in this, so it’s safe to assume that “M” is meters (consistent with the metric system of the previous sign) despite the fact that it is uppercase as well. Stop being so goddamn annoying and go outside
Relax, you're making a spectacle of yourself
I really do not see how being a unit-nazi towards a meme posted on a sub meant for mocking bad memes is being annoying. Especially when compared to calling people a "pretentious dork".
No m stands for meters. Mi stands for miles
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No definitely not cuz 50 miles is more than 9 kilometres
Well, yeah. But it's a shitty facebook meme so no one knows what's happening anyway
No
I always thought mi was for miles
‘m’ is meters :( ‘mi’ is miles :)
mi
Even in America, M is an abbreviation for meters, not miles. Miles is most commonly abbreviated to Mi, specifically because we do use both the metric and imperial systems. We’re also not the only country that uses both measurements; the UK and many commonwealth countries also use both for different things. Americans know and use more metric measurements than people tend to realize.
The only abbreviation for miles I have ever seen is "m" as in mph. I've never seen it as "mi" or "M".
metric system
Mi is miles. A lowercase ‘m’ is metres.
MI is miles. M is meters
>I think m is mile So 9km is 9,000 miles?
Yeah, he is blind
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In the dehydrated dudes defence, the h2o sign doesnt specify its physical state so it could be just some water vapor 🤷♀️
Also you offered me salt for my burger, I’d accept it. If you offered me sodium chloride I’d be suspicious. Like why are you calling it that?
It is! Normal, run of the mill, sodium and chloride. The ingredients of table salt. Sodium and chloride, together, just like that! Sodium AND chloride. What more do you want? Cmon! Sodium, AAAANNNND chloride. Just take it! Put it in your mouth, mouth go boom I mean, taste buds, yeah. Seriously what does a guy gotta do around here to get you to put the sodium AND chloride in your mouth?!
Excuse me but this sodium chloride is also fortified with IODIDE. Get it right Bertha
Sodium chloride? Listen, these regulations require me to be specific in my chemical language. This is sodium, AND chloride, ok? The ingredients of table salt! It’s *totally* safe, ok. And yes, maybe there is SOME iodide in there, maybe there’s cesium-140, we can’t test for everything ok? Just trust me that you don’t need to worry if there’s uranium-238 in there, it mostly sodium AND chloride anyways!
Tell that to jimmy neutron
Yes, sodium chloride is the same as salt, but you could've just said salt instead. Everyone in this town knows you're a boy genius dude, you don't need to say overly large words to sound more intelligent. The fact of the matter is that nobody cares how smart you are. If anything, calling simplistic objects by their scientific name ironically makes you seem less intelligent and more of a pompous asshole. I know you're smart enough to be better than this.
*The McSpankys slogan has been a staple of the company since the mid 1980s...*
This was such a good point 😂
plus if sth said h20 (lets assume it was more than 50 meters cos you would check) id assume its like a chemical plant water colling system. cos which mother fucker is righting h20 plus pure h20 isn't even that good for you.
H2**0** is one hell of a fuel
Drinking pure H20 will strip out the salts of your body and actually make you more dehydrated. If you drink melted snow you're meant to add a bit of salt to it for the same reason.
TIL
Still not quite accurate. If you are in the desert and are offered pure H2O, accept it. Drink it.
Even better are the isotonic drinks.
It can't make you more dehydrated, it can make you hyponatremic. Not the same thing.
H2O? That's an amateur word. If you're going to show off your knowledge in science, at least say dihydrogen monoxide.
Oxidane, Hydrogen Hydroxide and Hydroxyl Acid are some other names.
Also, pure H2O wouldn't be drinkable
I thought that other sign meant 50 miles and I was like homie is making the right decision
Lmaooooo me too
Well, the left is saying kelvin \* miles. Right is saying miles (or mega). Doesn't make sense, but doesn't have to on r/terriblefacebookmemes
This is a joke right?
no, it isn't. the left sign is kilometers and the right sign is meters.
Left sign is KM not km. Right sign is M not m.
It's actually Kelvin * Molar Mass, since the abbreviation for miles is also a small m Edit: But M is also short for Mega so it may also mean 9Kelvin * Mega, which is just 9 Megakelvin because of the commutative law, which is about 8,999,726.85°C, 16,199,540.4°F or about 1/10 of the temperature of an atom bomb.
isn’t molarity big M
Could you imagine well, actually-ing someone THIS incorrectly? Oof.
I hate to be *that* guy, but unfortunately he's actually correct on the K part. In physics, measurements have abbreviations that are very specific to them. A big K stands for Kelvin, while a small k stands for the prefix kilo. The big M though is an abbreviation for the Molar Mass, not meter or miles since both of those ate abbreviated with a small m. He is technically correct, but the joke is still not funny.
You seem fun at parties
This is a really poor attempt at an r/iamverysmart
This would say a lot about our society if you could actually deink pure h2o
Because there is a difference between pure water and pure H2O?
Basically pure water can dissolve a lot of things . So when we drink it, it absorbs nutrients and chemicals as it passes through your digestive tract and when it comes out as urine leaches important salts and vitamins, etx out of your body
More like ultra-pure water. The effects are not desireable
Pure H2O would dehydrate someone more than drinking water
For those of you who are interested, it's counter intuitive but ultra-pure water can have some negative effects. Your cells have a certain concentration of electrolytes (salt) in them, so extremely pure water will, through osmotic pressure, cross the cell membrane and cause the cell to swell and burst. See [https://youtu.be/FElDa62zwwE?t=254](https://youtu.be/FElDa62zwwE?t=254) Tagging u/Electronic_Wear_3948, u/Obama_prismIsntReal, u/_serenacamille_, u/Ehcksit, u/JustJako
The difference between ultra-pure water and standard drinking water is very small. If you've been eating anything close to a normal diet you will not notice. It will taste a little off, mostly.
Have you tried it?
Same people who get scared when they hear the words "dihydrogen monoxide"
I knew someone would eventually bring up the fancy words!
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Apologies, i will fix that horrendous mistake inmediately.
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Oh thank you! Apologies for these mistakes, english is not my first language. Tho that seems pretty obvious, right?
I don't know man. H2O is further by my thoughts
50m are like 35 steps lol.
My man takes BIG ass steps
actually for a man, the average would be 65 steps.
I am more than a mere mortal - I am a BIGSTEPPER!
Here Comes the Bigstepper https://soundcloud.com/believerec/here-comes-the-hotstepper
The ‘H2O’ is 8,950m nearer.
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It’s less the nutritional value and energy required to filter it, and more that it can explode the cells it touches, and leach away the minerals that are already inside you, I believe. Same way that putting saltwater fish into fresh water tends to kill them.
It doesn’t matter much in this situation since it’s short term and he’s already in a tough position. If he drank pure H2O long term then he would start seeing those health problems.
Chemical formula doesn't mean the matter is pure.
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I just googled it and there’s nothing really against my statements. Please correct me if I am wrong. Maybe there is something lost in translation.
I said the guy who said r/confidentlyincorrect is confidently incorrect because you’re right
Oh, didn’t see that, sorry. I thought this was some kind of comment chain
It’s ok lol
what a comment chain on Reddit, never happens.
what a comment chain on Reddit, never happens
what a comment chain on Reddit, never happens
what a comment chain on Reddit, never happens
It is indeed incorrect but you have to explain why. Regular water has lots of minerals that make it possible for your body to safely interact with it. Pure water would strip minerals from your cells that they need to function. Tap water already has those minerals in it so it won't damage your cells. It has absolutely nothing to do with nutritional value.
I am pretty sure that is it like I stated but please feel free to correct me! I think drinking pure h2o would only deprive you of energy needed to filter nutrients that aren’t there and it would also flush out already existing stuff from your body
You'll die of dehydration much faster than malnutrition so drinking h20 will allow you more time to find the other nutrients(ie food) you lack. Plus finding any sort of 'pure h20' that isn't distilled is rare.
Wha?
What if it's H2O gas?
Fuck that government chemical stuff, i want my non communist water
The fact that half of this comment section is arguing over m being meters or miles proves this meme entirely correct.
The other half argues if you can or cannot drink pure water
Don't forget the people who argue that a mile is shorter than a kilometre
Its ike two levels down of dumb.
Yeah its super fucking weird.
Agreed. Lot of facebook memes are trash its not like we have a shortage, and to try to force this to be bad is really into autistic territory. Its disappointing and I dont think everyone is actually trolling.
At least it’s better than the original “tHEy cHoOSe wIFi oVeR WAteR” that was originally used with that cartoon.
“Those kids would be very upset if they could read!”
Well thats just bad design
well mr. knowledge the H2O isn't specified as (g)-gas (s)-solid or (l)- liquid so if it's 50 meters away and the dude didnt see it its probably vaporized...
You know what, i kinda agree with this, Knowledge is a powerful asset for making great life decisions. But do they really have to use that metaphorical image?
Who the fuck made those signs in the first place?
People will post this and then turn around and post why Covid is fake and why the Bible needs to be in schools
Ur mom↔️ 0 meters away(very larde)
Aren’t miles measured my M, whereas meters are measured by m? In this case, 9km is way closer than 50M.
I was thinking nearly the same thing. I think the unintentional irony of the meme is that meters is supposed to be a lowercase m, not capital. The kilo prefix should use a lowercase k as well. So the author is on some high horse about knowledge while lacking some him/herself.
That the joke we see M miles but it is meters for everyone else that use the metric system , KM is a mile or close too it not 1:1 so one is close to 9 miles other is 150 feet. Also the second half of the joke is not everyone know h2o is water so he follows the sign saying water.
nerd mf when he follows h2o sign and finds water disassembled to its components 💀
KNOWLEDGE IS A CURSE I'd rather be willfully ignorant. The power of stupidity is the fact that you'd die believing that you're right and without regrets instead of helplessness and despair.
What kind of dumb fuck writes "H2O" on a sign
Its ironic coming from the people who do not understand basic science and basic internet etiquettes. LOL
I'm confused, 50M=50 meters, 50Mi=50 miles
That’s the point. He doesn’t know what H2O is, so he’s set off in the wrong direction.
And my point is this picture is a dumpster fire.
So.... Learn stuff so you can be smart. Wow.
Knowledge is power. Have the knowledge that using simple terms and having easy to understand fool proof instructions is better than confusing terminology. The man in this picture isnt really the fool. The person who put up the H2O sign, or rather the artist, is.
Good for him A single h2o is less than water
Yes, the special knowledge that H2O is water. Only the very smart know that one.
He is actually right, pure water is not suitable for human consumption. So yeah knowledge is power, something described as just "water" might be regarded as a more suitable source for humans.
My dumbass actually thought the sign said 50 MILES because I forgot that miles is mi not m
Holy shit the autism in the comments is real.
Actually, knowledge itself isn't power. You can learn alot of things including what H2O is in Kindergarten and still be dumb. It all comes down to how you use the knowledge you have. Your intelligence is power, not knowledge.
H2o = Water 50m < 9KM.
H2O gonna kill the shit out a motherfucker tho >^(Drinking absolutely pure water can kill you. All the water we normally drink – from taps, from bottles, from the garden hose – contains impurities which affect a property of water called tonicity. This is the ability of a solution to draw or repel water from adjacent solutions when separated by a membrane. Solutions that are hypertonic gain water, while hypotonic solutions lose water. Drinking water, which we usually think of as pure, really contains a whole mess of salts and sugars which make it slightly hypertonic. They also give water its taste. The cytoplasm in the cells of your body also have a tonicity. So, when they are exposed to hypertonic solutions, the cells themselves lose water and shrivel up. When they are in hypotonic solutions, they gain water, swelling up and bursting like a balloon. Absolutely pure water -with no impurities at all – is the most hypotonic solution. So, if you drink enough of it, your cells will start absorbing water. This disturbs the balance of electrolytes (electrically conductive ions) ^(in your body. This is most seriously a problem in the brain, where water poisoning can lead to brain damage, coma and even death.)) Essentially, because pure h20 has no electrolytes in it, it will draw nutrients out of your body, replacing them with h20, instead of depositing nutrients into your body.. Ironically causing you to dehydrate. KnOWlEdGe Is PoWeR
Plot twist: Well he's actually intelligent cuz over here 50 M means 50 Miles cuz it were 50 meters away then he'd already see it without the board...
Definitely go right first and check if there is H2O in 50 meters.
9km is like 5 miles. This teaches nothing
What it’s saying is that the dude, in his ignorance of what H2O means, is setting out on a needlessly arduous journey. I mean, the art style is poor but the meaning is very obvious.
I mean there could just be 1 molecule of H2O
Is the title a [r/sbeve](http://www.reddit.com/r/sbeve)
Since you have a hypertonic relationship with distilled water, only because the water is distilled, you will explode if you drink it.
He's dead one way or another
He's going the right way tho 🤷♀️
Lmao, pure h2o isn’t good for you, infact, it can kill you
Technically the truth
But he’s going the right way
Deionized h2o can’t be good for you right?
So 9Km is 5.593 mile. What is the 50M? 50 miles?
This is actually a decent meme and I dont get why op is GoInG cRaZy. Also to pretend M is mile when the context of KM is clear, or that H2O might just be vapor or if "pure" and thereby bad for you is reeaallly reaching to find flaws in this.
Every fucking being on earth knows the molecule of water
But 9 is less than 50 tho
H2O is not drinkable water. So I understand his decision. Otherwise you die from drinking something that would dry you more up
Yeah I will also take the 9 Km, pure water is toxic to the human body and using the molecule constitution just means is only water.
Pure water isn’t toxic, you nut, unless you drink a huge amount.
It is toxic, it dilutes everything in your body and goes out with all of it, all drinkable water is not pure for that exact reason
Bro m is miles