Floating Seed Extraction Method

The Floating Seed Extraction Method is a Kinetropic procedure used in artifice, Alchemy, cooking, and other disciplines to separate two substances with little cost or effort. It involves placing the items to be separated in water and gently jiggling or massaging them, so that the lighter component rises to the top and the heavier sinks to the bottom. The lighter substance is then skimmed off the surface, and the water drained to retrieve the heavier.

While quite useful, the approach is not universally effective, to the frustration of many kinetropic engineers and cooks working with Pomagranates alike... a number of Devonian texts exist which discuss the Method and the reasons for its successes and failures in terms of motonic interactions, microtheurgy, and other advanced concepts.

The name of the technique has also lent itself to a particularly complex sexual position involving a bubble bath, three strings of Immaculate prayer beads, and two to six limber participants, whose details cannot be discussed in polite company.