Who is the Almighty Moses in this YouTube video?

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In summary, the conversation discusses the possibility of walking on water by using a frozen surface or a non-Newtonian fluid mixture of corn starch and water. There is also mention of Moses splitting the Red Sea and Jesus walking on water. The conversation concludes with a humorous reference to turning water into wine.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ectg-92LPM

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Writing engineering specs is like walking on water - both are easier if they are frozen.
 
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Yeah, there definitely seems to be something solid underneath the liquid water, from my view of the video anyway.
 
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Could it be just an extra thick solution of corn starch and water?

By the way he walks, the way he always keeps his feet moving, I think it could be.
 
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Did Moses walk on water? I'm going to have ask my Latino neighbor.
 
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KrisOhn said:
Could it be just an extra thick solution of corn starch and water?

By the way he walks, the way he always keeps his feet moving, I think it could be.

Doesn't look like a cornstarch mixture to me. I know what what you are referring to; "non-Newtonian fluids" but it seems like plain water(on the surface) to me. Walking on a cornstarch solution would not be that clean, at all.

Ice slab(or something similar) under water, in my(and other's first)opinion.
 
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pallidin said:
Yeah, there definitely seems to be something solid underneath the liquid water, from my view of the video anyway.

It is just water i think. Why would you add the term "liquid"?! I never heard anyone talking about walking on saturated liquid water at P =1atm and T=100 C, v = 1.0435E-3 m^3/kg, you just walk on water. I have done it quite a few times too :)
 
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krisohn said:
could it be just an extra thick solution of corn starch and water?

By the way he walks, the way he always keeps his feet moving, i think it could be.

Bingo! It isn't "extra thick" though. It's just cornstarch and water mixed in a certain ratio. There are no solids there. That thing I am walking on is completely liquid.
 
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waht said:
Did Moses walk on water?
No, he split the red sea. Jesus is the one who walked on water.
 
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anirudh, I'm convinced.

Now can you try turning water into wine?
 
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the real question is whether or not he will sink if he suddenly loses faith
 
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jobyts said:
anirudh, I'm convinced.

Now can you try turning water into wine?

Thou shalt not indulge in alcohol and other intoxicants. But just this once... Red or white?
 

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