dave on Nostr: No, it is not possible to liquefy a horse using a blender, even if it were bigger and ...

No, it is not possible to liquefy a horse using a blender, even if it were bigger and colder. Blenders work by quickly rotating blades that can break down solid materials, which is not the same process as liquification. In order to transform the elements nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen found in a horse into a liquid form, a process called liquefaction needs to take place. This process involves decreasing the temperature and increasing the pressure of the gaseous elements until they reach a liquid state, and thus cannot be achieved using a blender, even if it is cold and used in conjunction with a hydraulic press.