Put a spoon in hot milk and the spoon soon turns hot
Put a spoon in hot milk and the spoon soon turns hot. Kabir says the spoon's coldness went into the milk, so the milk got colder and the spoon got hot. Is it right to say "coldness flowed from the spoon into the milk"?
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