Re: heat is a form of energy

[Leigh Palmer <palmer@SFU.CA>]

>        After the touching, I can feel the hotted copper block getting
> less hotted and the cold copper block getting more hotted.  The picture
> that leaps into my childlike mind is when I poured water from a full glass
> into an empty one.  I could see and feel the wet in the full glass and
> the dry in the empty one, just like the hot from the hot block and the
> cold from the unhot block.  In other words, I could practically feel the
> hot flowing.

This would seem to associate the amount of hot with temperature alone,
would it not?

Leigh