Melt water

      Researchers claim that when the state of water changes, the bonds in it are rearranged, the structure of the molecules is altered, and other changes occur. All this contributes to a faster and easier course of reactions in the body. In addition to expansion, some other processes occur during freezing. Pure water freezes faster than a salt solution, and ice tends to go outward, so when freezing, there will be pure water outside the container, and concentrated salts and all those substances that you want to get rid of inside. If you simply melt the resulting block, you will get exactly the same water that you put in the freezer. The area with salts and microelements must be removed if you want to purify the water. In this series, I use an allegory, comparing processes in society with melt water. It seems as if changes are taking place, adjustments are being made, processes are underway, but in essence, nothing changes; the meaning remains the same. And until a cleansing occurs, we will continue to melt and freeze, melt and freeze, like this dirty water…


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