I was intrigued when I read that earlier but I didn’t know what to compose as a response.
I mean it seems logical as a physics but I don’t know if it’s reflective of our physics.
I think the distinction between a powder behavior and a liquid behavior is attraction. Liquid is attracted to itself, powder is repelled by itself but both flow into the shapes of their containers.
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well, there’s surface tension with liquids – they all have a kind of crust
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—-well, they don’t have a crust — a crust forms at the interface between one liquid substance and anything else
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