If 1 league = approximately 3 miles, then 20,000 would be 60,000 miles, this leaves me confused regarding the novel by Jules Verne 20,000 leagues beneath the sea, is it possible??
You asked a question,"Does anyone know if I can prove bread dough in my slow cooker on the warm setting or will it be too hot? " and to-day, you said about this topic, "Aren't you lucky not to have something worse to worry about?" What's the difference in the questions' importance?
I still don't understand your problem - I was not making a judgment nor a criticism, merely a comment based on my surprise at the eternal curiosity of the human mind.
Not very logical Vallaw. A very close friend died a few days ago. I am playing on here to take my mind off it. Of course we all have other things to worry about. This is a little distraction
As a small reminder, the title of this category is "Science". I seem unwittingly to have upset some people, for which I apologise. However, I am still puzzled about the scientific basis of this problem. I can see that it could be a linguistic difficulty, or even one of literary criticism. I am not psychic so could not be expected to have knowledge of the circumstances of others "playing" here.
Since the questioner thought the title of the book related to the depth of the ocean, it's not unreasonable to post a question here but to be honest, I didn't give the location of the question a second's thought.