Sorry but here, I am trying to look and justify those aspects which are look logical in routine and practical life but not yet clear in science. So bounces can be quite obious.Kumar, again, you can make up any definitions for any terms you want and put them in your diary. But if you want to make sense to any other person, you have to use established language
This forum is not your diary.
Applying the term 'memory' to water is as useful sensical as applying the term 'flaming sky chariot' to the sun. Its the stuff of non-science.
Boiled water does retain hest, does retrive heat and does loose hest. It can be easily checkedaily and quite routinne in our daily life. So how it can not be considered as memory of heat in water?.
"Memory is the process of taking in information from the world around us, processing it, storing it and later recalling that information"
Above is one dict. definition of memory. How boiled or iced water is different from it?
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