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I wish for water to no longer be a bipolar molecule
There are medications for bipolar.
They said slightly inconvenient, not change the fundamental molecule they makes life possible.
What sort of effects would that have? I imagine stuff like surface tension wouldn't exist anymore.
Oh also microwaves wouldn't work.
ice would sink. imagine the chaos it would cause at the poles.