Middle Finger vs Burping vs Mirror

The middle finger is the language of the third finger on the human hand, located between the index finger and ring finger. Burping is the event of the release of gas from the stomach. Mirror is a smooth surface and can create shadows with a perfect reflection. Who will win?

Middle Finger

The middle finger is the language of the third finger on the human hand, located between the index finger (second finger is calculated from the thumb) and ring finger (the fourth finger). Usually the longest finger. Also called (in Latin) "digitus medius" ( "middle finger"), "digitus tertius" ( "third finger"), or "digitus III" in anatomy.

In a number of countries, especially in the western world, straighten the middle finger alone is considered an insult movement and slovenly. In the United Kingdom this movement can be accompanied with the index finger straightened out together tightly). Movement insulting it is known in English is known as "flipping the bird", "flipping someone off", or "giving the finger"). Conversely, if straighten together with the index finger but is opened to form the letter "V" can give meaning to number two or victory sign ( "V" for "victory", the English word meaning "win").

The middle finger is often used for finger snapping together the thumb.

Burping

Burping is the event of the release of gas from the stomach. Burping is one of the responses given by our bodies when something happens in the body. "Burp caused by gas trapped between the upper and lower gastrointestinal tract, excessive gas must then be removed so that the stomach back comfortably," the doctor said observer lifestyle, Dr. Grace Judio-Kahl MSc, MH, CHT. Burping happens too often can be used as an indicator of a person's body condition.

According to Grace, Burping may also occur due to digestive problems. Burping happens because there is excess gas in the stomach or throat so that the body will automatically remove it. The incoming air with food, and also when using a straw would enter the body it is this which can lead to Burping.

Burping is not only related with the body, but also related to the culture, for example in India who consider Burping as an appreciation for the food was tasty and spicy, so belched loudly. Another case in Japan, the Japanese consider it polite to burp at the dinner table.

Mirror

Mirror is a smooth surface and can create shadows with a perfect reflection.

Earliest manufactured mirrors were pieces of polished stone such as obsidian, a volcanic glass formed naturally. Obsidian mirrors found in Anatolia (modern Turkey), dated to around 6000 BC. Polished stone mirrors from central and southern America from around 2000 BC. Mirror of polished copper were crafted in Mesopotamia in 4000 BC, and in ancient Egypt in 3000 BC. In China, bronze mirrors were made in 2000 BC.

Mirror was originally made from pieces or sheets of polished metal, usually silver or copper metal which dipantullan back when the shadow is to be seen but can also be of another metal if only used to focus light.

Most modern mirrors consist of a thin layer of aluminum coated with glass fragments. This mirror is called "old rear" (back silvered), in which the surface bounces seen through glass pieces. Coating a mirror with glass to make mirrors resistant, but reduces the quality of the mirror because of the additional biasan front surface of the glass. Such mirror reverses about 80% of the incoming light. "The back" often painted completely black mirrors to protect the metal from erosion.