Logical_Mongoose
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Does spilt milk age quicker than unspilt? I mean, unspilt milk is likely contained in some form of a vessel, which therefore gives it a more concentrated gravitational mass; and the stronger an object's gravitational field is the slower time passes in proximity to it. But is it really that noticeable when compared to the weak gravitational mass of spilt milk?That sure did age like spilled milk.
Homsar over here considering ALL the variables and thinking into the 5th dimension compared to us smooth-brains.