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Calorie-free energy drinks have zero actual energy in them, amirite?
by Anonymous9 months ago
They aren't digested for calories no. But neither is cocaine. Stimulants make you feel energized regardless of whether they're mixed with sustenance.
by Anonymous9 months ago
It seems OP is using energy in more of the physics sense, meaning its got nothing we can use to break bonds into actual usable energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
They are still incorrect. In just about every possible physics sense, energy drinks absolutely have energy in them - nuclear energy, energy in molecular bonds, thermal energy, a few types of potential energy ... Just not chemical energy that can be released using the specific biochemical processes within a particular species.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Ok, they meant it in the biochemical way! Problem solved!
by Anonymous9 months ago
Exactly lol the semantics are ridiculous lol. Why would OP be referring at any of that when talking about a food item being digested.
by Anonymous9 months ago
They would still be wrong, as evidenced by the fact that you get an energy bump when you consume it.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Is that a perception of energy or actually energy?
by Anonymous9 months ago
Not how stimulants work. You can feel more energised without getting any calories because stimulants interact directly with your nervous system.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Nuclear energy drinks?
by Anonymous9 months ago
Haven't you heard of Nuka Cola yet? While not an energy drink, it's still very rad!
by Anonymous9 months ago
Very fun at parties you
by Anonymous9 months ago
Physicists have parties
by Anonymous9 months ago
We call them lectures
by Anonymous9 months ago
I think you mean "campaigns"
by Anonymous9 months ago
Conferences tbh
by Anonymous9 months ago
Video or the ones with laniards and nametags
by Anonymous9 months ago
You know he meant carbs you're just nitpicking.
by Anonymous9 months ago
So is OP
by Anonymous9 months ago
Yeah but at that point water has energy lol
by Anonymous9 months ago
So... original coca-cola was an energy drink. Good to know
by Anonymous9 months ago
Current coca cola is an energy drink.
What do you think that much sugar does to your body?
by Anonymous9 months ago
they drink it in small doses during the Tour the France
maybe not anymore with the rise of gels but they still were in 2012
by Anonymous9 months ago
Thats cuz it got ee-lec-troh-lights
by Anonymous9 months ago
Its what plants crave
by Anonymous9 months ago
Brawndo, the Thirst Mutilator
by Anonymous9 months ago
You mean they have zero energy we can use to fuel our bodies, right?
by Anonymous9 months ago
I have to imagine this is what they meant, otherwise OP is an idiot
by Anonymous9 months ago
As long as there is mass, there is indeed energy
by Anonymous9 months ago
e=mc², so there's actually a lot of energy in even plain water.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Well kinda but what this actually is saying is that mass is energy. So it's not just energy in water, water *is* energy, just in a different form then what we usually think of as energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Try surviving on a water-only diet then. I'm obviously talking about free energy here
by Anonymous9 months ago
if you paid for it it's not free
by Anonymous9 months ago
Bruh what
by Anonymous9 months ago
Some have caffeine so it can make you energetic
by Anonymous9 months ago
Calories are a measure of energy. So, zero calories must mean zero energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
If I throw it at your head, it has kinetic energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Well, there is rest energy while they are on a shop shelf. When you grab them, it's kinetic energy.
There are few other types of energy to apply to the said drinks and if you have any energy in you, you might want to google energy and educate yourself.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Even excess vitamins somehow still provide some sort of energy... except sometimes, they make me wanna sleep (whys that I don't know)
by Anonymous9 months ago
Nonsense. The energy they contain is equal to their mass multiplied by the speed of light squared.
by Anonymous9 months ago
That's not what we mean by energy that's usable by human organisms, though
by Anonymous9 months ago
Not according to Einstein.
by Anonymous9 months ago
They have a huge amount of energy. A can of any drink contains 3 × 10\^16 joules of energy (E = m × c\^2).
by Anonymous9 months ago
They don't have "energy" either (barring sugar), right? It's nothing but water, sugar, caffeine and artificial flavour.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Sugar is in fact an energy source the body uses. You are a combustion engine running on calories.
by Anonymous9 months ago
I agree. Hence I said "barring sugar"
by Anonymous9 months ago
Taurine and vitamins also have energy.
Red Bull Zero has 8kJ.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Of course they're energy drinks because they give you energy, it's not a battery.
by Anonymous9 months ago
What a dumbass logic forgetting about the main ingredients of those drinks: caffeine and taurine
by Anonymous9 months ago
Right, but they have chemicals that cause your body to release stored energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Nope.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Wrong. Zero useable energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Still wrong.
There is a tiny amount of useable energy in the form of taurine and vitamins.
They're not just water and caffeine.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Idiot. I'm talking about chemical and stored energy. It has mass therefore energy. You wanna argue with a physics teacher go fuking right ahead pal
by Anonymous9 months ago
Also, you could rig something up to use their gravitational potential energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Probably do have some minerals though which can also be deemed nutritional
by Anonymous9 months ago
Everything not at Absolute Zero has some energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Even something at 0 Kelvin contains potential energy. You can turn the mass into usable energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
This is true! Its like water with a bit of flavor :P
by Anonymous9 months ago
E = mc^2 or something like this
by Anonymous9 months ago
they 100% have energy in them, by every measurable metric
by Anonymous9 months ago
The real energy drink is a Potato.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Wrong.
Red Bull Zero has 8 kJ of energy.
Printed right there on the can.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Does black coffee count?
Cause 1 cup has about 2.4 calories, practically 0.
So, technically, the statement is still true.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Everything contains energy
by Anonymous9 months ago
Sure but not energy that can be used to do work
by Anonymous9 months ago
0 cal to burn, but enough caffeine to boost your metabolic rate. It's energizing, not energy.
by Anonymous9 months ago
If it boosts your metabolic rate, then it's providing a net negative input of energy though lol
by Anonymous9 months ago
It's marketing.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Celsius actually markets as a negative calorie drink
by Anonymous9 months ago
Just caffeine and vibes
by Anonymous9 months ago
All matter is just condensed energy. It's our bodies can't access the vast majority of it to turn in to usable energy
by Anonymous9 months ago
True I feel tired after a 2rd Monster for me
by Anonymous9 months ago
As e=mc², they have more energy than is released than does a nuclear bomb.
by Anonymous9 months ago
They usual do, just like decaf usually has caffeine in it.
by Anonymous9 months ago
There's matter in those cans, and matter \*is\* energy. Thank an Einstein.
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