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Old 05-09-2007, 05:01 PM
NuklearWinter NuklearWinter is offline
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Default Is it possible to shrink something without removing anything ?

Help me settle a debate here at work. Can you think of anything that you can shrink, and in doing so, not remove anything (including air, molecules, etc.)?

The only example I came up with is this:
some scientists believe the universe is expanding, and eventually it will condense. When it does compact, nothing can be removed, but yet the universe will shrink. My co-worker doesn't accept this because it cannot be proven that the universe will shrink.
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