Danial Versus Oreos And Milk

Many people love to eat Oreo brand cookie sandwiches, some find the Oreo eating experience better with milk.

One way to have milk with an Oreo is to eat them separately, but together. I.e., first a bite of Oreo, then a swig of milk, then repeat.

Another great way to combine the two great products is to first dip the Oreo into a cup of milk for a few seconds, then enjoy how moist and soft the cookie is.

The third main way to enjoy both foods, and my personal favorite method, is as follows:

1. Place Oreo in on tongue in mouth.
2. Sip enough milk to barely drown the Oreo.
3. After waiting a few seconds, eat/drink both together.

Pro tip: You can break the Oreo in half in your mouth in order to create a larger surface area for the milk to interact with the Oreo.

Out of these three methods, I believe that method 3 is the most efficient and satisfying way to enjoy an Oreo cookie with milk. But, out off pretend fairness, I will compare the pros (and cons) of method 2 and 3.

Method 2 Pros:

• You could just dip half of the Oreo into milk if you wanted to.
• You get to say that you can dip an Oreo in milk.

Method 3 Pros:

• Fingers don't get cold from the milk
• There is no cup small enough to worry about getting your hand stuck.
• When there is a low amount of milk left in the cup, it doesn't matter.
• By breaking up the Oreo in your mouth you create more surface area for the milk to react with the cookie and the cookie softens faster.
• There are no sad Oreo pieces left in the bottom of the milk cup.

If you have any opinions related to Oreos and milk, then I'd be happy to hear about it.

~ Danial Goodwin ~

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Idea: The Natural World Describes Human Tendencies

(Title was going to be something like "Spontaneity in the Living Room", but I felt this needed an easier way to ease people into this post full of science-y words, for real)

Background:
Yesterday, I was cleaning my apartment's living room and purposely rearranged the entire living room to make the cleaning part more efficient. Also, I like the idea of changing the scenery from the usual every now and then. All the furniture is pushed to one side of the room (the far side). Then, looking at the arrangement, this got me thinking...

Pre-Idea:
This is not an optimal setup for a room. It is not very usable, beside the large open floor space. The side with all the furniture also feels really crowded.

Idea:
By leaving all of the furniture out of the way, the room will naturally fall into a local optimum form that allows us to accomplish whatever we need to. The way I generalized this phenomenon yesterday was saying nature tends towards equilibrium, and less chaos, as long as there is enough activation energy.

Conclusion:
- Spontaneity describes physics as well as human nature in this real-world application.
- I can use chemistry/physics terms to describe and graph and human nature.

~ Simply Advanced ~

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Learn Morse Code Quicker

This should make learning Morse code a little easier than staring at a plain list.

A quick Morse code refresher:

• Dit is the same as a dot. Dah is the same as a dash.
• The duration of a dash is three times that of a dot.
• Letters are separated by a space duration equal to one dash (or three dots).
• Words are separated by a space duration equal to seven dots.

For more information about Morse code, including numbers.

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