modem7
10k Member
I see that all antibacterial cleaning products kill 99.9% of germs.
So, I will become a billionaire by designing a cleaning product that targets the remaining 0.1%
But hang on. I wipe a table using one of these products. That leaves 0.1% of germs intact. If shortly after, I then wipe the table again, 99.9% of that 0.1% will be killed, meaning that two successive wipes results in 99.9999% of germs being killed.
So, I will become a billionaire by designing a cleaning product that targets the remaining 0.1%
But hang on. I wipe a table using one of these products. That leaves 0.1% of germs intact. If shortly after, I then wipe the table again, 99.9% of that 0.1% will be killed, meaning that two successive wipes results in 99.9999% of germs being killed.
