Also, most companies are owned by large scale investors. What the fuck do those investors actually do for the company? Do they lead it? Do they go in ever day and sign paperwork and go to meetings about company direction? Fucking no. The only thing they do is fire CEOs if stock prices go down and then hire new ones that come in and do layoffs for short term stock boosts. lol.
Not to mention the entire purpose of a leader in a country should be to work FOR the people that elect them. The capitalist only wants the business to succeed for their own benefit, and will cut any and every job they can to increase their own pay.
Anyone that treats a capitalist and a company like a president and a country has such an infantile understanding of reality that their input into any conversation can just safety being ignored.













So, many years ago, I worked at a fast food place in highschool and we had a big walk in 0°F freezer. One of my coworkers and a supervisor were debating this whole deal so the filled up two containers of water, one got and one cold, and put them in there.
Long story short, hot water froze faster. This was before the age of smartphones and such so we couldn’t pull up YouTube and other sources about it, but it can happen but the mechanics behind it are not entirely confirmed. Some theory is that heated water has less dissolved gas that can interfere with freezing, other are about volume either being lost, or the fact that hot water has a greater volume than cold water, either way meaning as it cools, its actually less overall volume of water. There’s other theories. I remember seeing this video about it some time ago but I haven’t watched it in a while.
https://youtu.be/SkH2iX0rx8U
Imo, I think it’s a combination of factors and that, evaporation in general will cool the rest of the liquid.Thays literally hot sweat works for humans. Water evaporates which pulls heat from your body. And hot water is gonna evaporated was faster in the cold weather. More evaporation is also reducing the total volume of water.less dissolved gas will allow it to not only evaporate faster but freeze quicker too.
But doing science at home it’s t too difficult either. Just measure out a cup of cold water from your tap, and a cup of the same hot water you would give to the animals. Set both outside in the same style and size of container, and check them ever 20 minutes or so. Way better and easier that guessing and hoping.
But all in all, I would also say if you have the option, you should used heated water bowls or put a heating element in their water container. Even a mall fish tank heater can prevent quite a bit of water from freezing. Might not keep it “warm,” but would keep “warm enough.”