@tarazkp It particularly strikes me that, beyond the gaseous state, I don't know of any other physical-chemical result, even moderately tangible, that would allow me to know the fate of the initial element (Gas). On the other hand, the liquid state has a greater guarantee of persistence, since it can travel through the river tributary and delay its subsequent transition to the gaseous state. I believe that this interval of persistence in time is what makes the difference. Since, curiously, both elements will end up equally dispersed in the atmosphere molecularly, soon being subjected to the same cyclical transformation process. In this sense, I am left with the option of the liquid spilled into the waters of the river, believing that by remaining a little longer on Earth, it will give me a greater opportunity to change things or to contribute to the world, perhaps in people's consciousness.
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