My Rice Experiment

I will explain the trend / result shown in the reference result. As a result, brown rice, jasmine, white rice shows different amounts of moisture absorbed in the table and graph. The average amount of water absorbed in white rice after 60 minutes was 94.3 mL while jasmine rice absorbed 66.3 mL of water on average after 60 minutes and brown rice absorbed 49.7 mL of water on average after 60 minutes. It gradually increased over the course of 60 minutes of the experiment, but as shown in the line graph and table, the amount of moisture absorbed in the first 10 minutes was the highest for all three types of rice.

In the 1990s, Japanese scientist Masaru Emoto made an experiment with water and rice. His hypothesis is that verbal or negative speech to the water in a container filled with rice will somehow affect the crystal. Rice is a control variable that can clearly show plus or plus positive effects on water. For 30 days he placed the container in the classroom to instruct the children to say the words written in the corresponding container. One container is marked as "you are stupid" and the other container is marked as "thank you". The child repeats the label text twice a day and directs the text to the container. At the end of the 30-day experiment the rice in the bottle was often insulted, blackened and changed its shape. Rice in the bottle is always "Thank you", the manufacturing day is white and fluffy. I think that this will prove also that children dislike them.

In another experiment, Emoto tried the ability to speak. He put two cups of white rice into two separate Mason jars, hold the lid in place and marked the bottle labeled "Thank you" and "You fool". The bottle was placed in the elementary school classroom and the students were asked twice a day to bring the label text to the corresponding bottle. After 30 days, the rice in the often insulted bottle turned into a black gelatinous substance. The rice in the appreciated bottle was as white and fluffy as the day it was made. A dramatic example of the power of this word is also described in detail in Emoto's book.

The can of this rice was opened and filled half. We have not cooked this rice yet. Perhaps one of the children opened the bottle, poured half of the rice, dried it in it, and put it back in the pantry. I do not necessarily have to eat this rice. I ate Xanax, ate rice, and ate. For safety, please drink vodka. Please clean the kitchen sink with bleach. Bleaching fumes made me feel very strange ... palpitations and dizziness. I must either disappear from the smoke or panick. Or, I am dead now. To my boyfriend, I have never used bleach, we have to live in the dirt. He rang his nose, are you OK?