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Mimi #2: Genie
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https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/124271830
Pretty shitty wish selection if you ask me.
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Given that humans are mostly water, we would probably die...instantly? Within a few minutes?
Definitely very very quickly.
Obviously that's not what "replace all water with milk" means. It means just replacing the water in water form. Like oceans, rivers, and aqueducts. If it meant also the water content of other stuff like the body it just wouldn't be possible, because milk is mostly water and you would have to replace that as well
It's just more milk per milk
I wonder what happens if you rehydrate evaporated milk with milk?
Approximately the same as if you just use half as much water, thicker milk