Silly Question: Is Hell Giving off heat or absording it?

I just love this question. I read this supposed answer to this question over 5 years ago, but I still google it now and again for a quick laugh.

Here is an urban legend of how supposedly 1 college student answered the Question:
Using Boyle's law, Is Hell Endothermic or Exothermic?

http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/susan/joke/exoendo.htm

What is your opinion on the matter?

Anonymous2009-02-02T16:40:34Z

Favorite Answer

Obviously giving it off.

Ever heard of global warming?

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Anonymous2009-02-03T00:38:36Z

Hell is not within our physical dimension, so physics are inapplicable. Hell is confined within a Transdimensional State outside the dimensions of our Physical Universe.

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Anonymous2009-02-03T00:33:58Z

If heat rises, Heaven might be a lot more hotter than Hell.

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