C'mon kraken, he isn't bad looking.

Drazil, almost everything you said is wrong. The main way the bodies clears toxins is breakdown in the liver or by macrophages and excretion through the urine. Sweating profusely actually impairs this system. You are focusing on the wrong thing in the sweat fact, it isn't about semantics. Skipping a beat and changing rhythm is not the same thing; your heart beats faster when you go running, but it isn't because it is skipping a bunch of beats. Skipping beats is very bad, whereas changing rhythm is normal.

I presume you are meaning something like a person is made up of organ systems, which are made of organs, which are made of tissues, which are made of cells, which are made of macromolecules, which are made of molecules, which are made of atoms, which are made of quarks and leptons, which are made of preons, which are made of superstrings... but that is where even theoretical physics draws the line. Much as with Democritus' theory that the atomos was as far down as one could go, many believe strings are the limit, not an infinite descent into finer detail of existence.

Are you saying that something's existence is dependent upon the ability to observe and interact with it?

While your statement is true, the fact in question only mentions that the cause is not the temperature but the virus, ergo it is not false. This is an example of a straw man argument.

Your parents may be unfamiliar with other uses for such holes.

The ambient temperature can make a difference, since they use volume and not weight or mass.

Still pretty

Rounding to the hundredths place it is.

I could just give you one of me, then take a me from a universe where I didn't give you one of me. Then replace that me with a me from a universe where I didn't take me to replace a missing me that I gave to you. Ad infinitum. It's like Hilbert's Hotel, but you get a darthsagacious, and nobody is the wiser.

Seriously, though, it is surreal and amazing. I'd love to get an aerial view of it in person.

With a description like that, I think you might have gotten lost in rosalinas "selfies" section.

There's only one in the observable universe.