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Your plate isn't microwave safe and is absorbing the energy.
Crazy thing is that I grew up and our family had this plate we microwaved everything with. It NEVER got warm. It was a disposable plate that was not meant to be kept, back when they used high-grade plastic for disposable plates.
I'm sure it was just OOZING carcinogens... but it was cool to the touch after nuking a hot pocket for 30 minutes.
He took "nuking" literally
Maybe the microwave didn't work properly, or maybe they reduce the power settings to cook things more evenly over a longer period of time?