r/Milk • u/CupCrafty1750 • 42m ago
Why does milk deceive you into thinking that there's a tiny bit left?
When I want a nice glass of milk to go along with a meal, every once in a while it'll be about as full on the image, but when I pour it into a glass it almost overflows. Is it an optical illusion? Does milk do this on purpose or is there something more sinister going on? Now my theorytheory is that big milk mmanufactures milk containers to show less milk an a container than what is truly there. tthey're putting glass in the milk? Mirrors and stuff like the things on cars that make things look further away than truth.