Be it a rock or a grain of sand, in water they sink as the same
i hate when people try to justify their negative actions.
two negatives don't equal a positive.
an eye for an eye leaves the world blind.
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actually two negatives do equal a positive... unless i have my math wrong
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i hate when people try to justify their negative actions.
two negatives don't equal a positive.
an eye for an eye leaves the world blind.
I mean technically that's false, a rock has an easier time splitting the hydrogen bonds in water, thus resulting in an ease of breaking past surface tension, and with how pressure works, all that matters are the bottom surface area of the rock/sand and the force acting normal to the surface of the water. But I guess you could also take into account the water resistance forces acting counter to the sinking force on the sides of your object.
Great OP, your shitpost has made me review some basic physics.
You sound like you came straight from Tumblr. Some of the most naive catchphrases I have ever seen.