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No.You can do this with a class of plastics called thermoplastics. Thermoplastics can be heated repeatedly, becoming pliable or liquid even on repeated heating and solidifying when they cool. In fact, this is how FDM 3D printers work. The plastic filament used in 3D printers is thermoplastic.It does not work for phenolic plastics like Bakelite. These plastics are polymerized via an irreversible chemical reaction and cannot be heated and re-formed.

Ok so, I will come off as a prude because of some of these things here and this might end up with me disabling the comments in the end but let’s give this a try…I’m almost 26 and I have never:ever smokeeven tasted alcoholwatched any episode of Game of Thrones, Stranger Things, The Walking Dead, Prison Breakkissed a guyhad sexgone clubbingdid any type of drugsate any type of Mexican food (although I really want to give it a shot, it’s not that easy to come across in Turkey)ate porktried any type of adventure sportsgot a tattoohad an official relationshipwore earrings (my ears were never-ever pierced. I like earrings but I think that’s kind of super unique and weirdly badass in my mind that I don’t want to take their virginity either)repeated a classtravelled abroad aloneheld a job for a solid year (even when I worked as a freelance subtitle and dubbing script translator, I always had some voluntary breaks when I got fed up with the stress of it)rode a horsedrove a car or even attempted to (even being at this age, I still don’t have a drivers licence)went to an opera or a ballet recitalwent on a vacation with a group of friendsbeen given a transfusionhad a surgerygot any part of me stitched medicallydyed my hair completely (although i had red highlights done once when i was in high school, i never had all my hair dyed into one, different color than my own)wore contact lensesneeded to get glassesgave up hoping to make my dreams come truehad a suicidal thoughtcut myself in any way, shape, depth or formoverdosed on any pillsdreamed small and went with the flow

As others have pointed out the question is ill formed as PG starts at +5SD, 0.01% is too generous.My experience was profoundly different from many of my peers. My family situation was really unstable, but I managed to figure life out anyways, so I feel compelled to share in case there is another PG kid in a bad situation reading. There is hope.Multiple words by six months.Conversations by 9 months.Reading by 14 months, same time parents divorce.Reading Rand McNallys Atlas of the Solar System and the I Ching by 4.Tested as PG at 6 by a psychiatrist, parents withhold this from me.Held back from starting first grade because my birthday was six weeks past the school district policy cutoff, so I started at six weeks from 7.Mother and father engage in nasty custody battle so I attend over 20 public schools between parental moves and custody changes. In that time I vascillated between the Gifted and Talented Program with straight As to barely passing and extremely frustrated in mainstream classes. Depending on if the district had a program for Gifted students. Most do not.At 16 I drop out after being asked to repeat a year due to missing a semester from an injury. Despite passing all of my classes but PE from home with straight A grades. One teacher accuses me of cheating because left to study genetics on my own for a semester I had acquired a college level knowledge of the topic. A parent teacher conference with all of my teachers is called, they grill me on my paper and knowledge in general, decide I wasn't cheating, and my biology teacher asks if she can use my paper as an example.Guidance counseler tells me that I have to repeat a year due to school policies on extended absense. I get pretty pissed off considering the principals nephew had been allowed to advance to his junior year after missing a semester to do drugs and follow Phish around.He then encourages me to take the SAT and tells me to drop out and go to college when I score a 1540/1600. He had my psychometric testing in my school records, and I think he realized what I didn't. High-school, and school in general to that point, was a giant waste of my time.I pass my GED with a ninety something percent without studying and enroll in a local community college. It is just as boring as high-school and I soon lose focus and drop out when offered an IT job on the east coast.I move to Washington DC at 19 and start working in IT. Get bored join the Army National Guard and deploy twice.By 26 I am running a team of PhDs on a major defense design project.At 30 I enrolled at Georgetown and pulled straight A grades in ethics and public policy until a bought with autoimmune disease caused me to have to relocate for health reasons.Found out about psychometric testing when my Dad confesses to me at 34 as I was recovering from brain damage.I am now 38 and still a lifelong autodidact and am obsessive compulsive about learning.For a PG person in many cases school is only going to slow us down. If your planned career does not require academic credentials they are a stupendous waste of time to pursue.I had a blast at Georgetown, but I learned very little from the curriculum, as I had read the majority of it and more in my dad's library, before I was 12.