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Will humans swim faste of slower in syrup than in water?
Yes, humans will still be able to swim in syrup, but it will be significantly more difficult due to the increased viscosity and density of syrup compared to water.
Swimming in syrup may provide some resistance training for muscles due to the increased viscosity, but it is not a suitable substitute for traditional training methods.
Yes, swimming in syrup will significantly slow down a person's speed and affect their technique due to the increased resistance and altered buoyancy in the syrup.
Possibly, certain types of equipment such as fins or paddles may help increase a person's speed in syrup, but it will still be significantly slower than swimming in water without equipment.
No, it is not safe for humans to swim in syrup as it can be extremely sticky and difficult to move in. Additionally, ingesting large amounts of syrup can cause health issues such as high blood sugar levels.