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Aizawl, Mizoram, India
It’s both a solid and a liquid.
It can thicken and soften depending on how it’s handled.
It can be used to cover wounds to stop bleeding.
It can be used to drown enemies.
It might be edible like normal gum. (Since normal gum is made of sugars.)
It’s elasticated.
In the right conditions it can crystallise.
Now we add on the properties of rubber.
It’s abrasion resistant.
It can not be ripped.
It’s highly resilient. (Almost indestructible)
It’s weight does not always have the same gravitational effect as something else the same weight. (1g of rubber could have enormous or tiny gravitational pull depending on it’s type.)