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Quote from: Thebox on 16/08/2016 09:04:14Quote from: Ethos_ on 15/08/2016 13:49:47Quote from: Thebox on 15/08/2016 09:47:19Wrong Ethos, temperature is a measure of molecular activity, heat is what is felt. I'll have to give you that one Mr. Box. Words do have meaning don't they? However, because heat is a form of energy, and Webster's defines "heat" as a noun, please remember the definition for a noun: Noun..............Person, Place or "Thing"So when you say; "heat is a feeling not a thing", you are WRONG as well.Ever thought the definition is wrong? So now you want to ignore Webster's and publish your on version of a Lexicon?
Quote from: Ethos_ on 15/08/2016 13:49:47Quote from: Thebox on 15/08/2016 09:47:19Wrong Ethos, temperature is a measure of molecular activity, heat is what is felt. I'll have to give you that one Mr. Box. Words do have meaning don't they? However, because heat is a form of energy, and Webster's defines "heat" as a noun, please remember the definition for a noun: Noun..............Person, Place or "Thing"So when you say; "heat is a feeling not a thing", you are WRONG as well.Ever thought the definition is wrong?
Quote from: Thebox on 15/08/2016 09:47:19Wrong Ethos, temperature is a measure of molecular activity, heat is what is felt. I'll have to give you that one Mr. Box. Words do have meaning don't they? However, because heat is a form of energy, and Webster's defines "heat" as a noun, please remember the definition for a noun: Noun..............Person, Place or "Thing"So when you say; "heat is a feeling not a thing", you are WRONG as well.
Wrong Ethos, temperature is a measure of molecular activity, heat is what is felt.