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In video games, why is it frequently possible to go out of bounds of a map by moving at high speeds to clip through the bounds? Shouldn't this be a relatively easy fix?

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Do pairs of enantiomers spontaneously convert into one another like other isomers, and/or can they be made to do so via chemical manipulation?

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Are there any conditions in which a male's sperm is more likely to contain one sex chromosome over the other, leading to a skewed sex ratio of offspring?

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How truly dangerous is fallout from nuclear weapons?

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Why does water splash upwards when objects enter it?

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Is voltage a vector or a scalar?

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When and why did humans stop associating bared teeth with aggression, as most mammals do, and instead with happiness?

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Would bulk monatomic versions of normally diatomic elements (O, N, etc.) behave any differently?

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Could you replace an X or Y chromosome in a zygote before division begins to no ill effect on the resulting organism?

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Why does it require more energy for birds to hover in midair rather than simply flying forward?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
In video games, why is it frequently possible to go out of bounds of a map by moving at high speeds to clip through the bounds? Shouldn't this be a relatively easy fix?	1
Do pairs of enantiomers spontaneously convert into one another like other isomers, and/or can they be made to do so via chemical manipulation?	1
Are there any conditions in which a male's sperm is more likely to contain one sex chromosome over the other, leading to a skewed sex ratio of offspring?	1
How truly dangerous is fallout from nuclear weapons?	1
Why does water splash upwards when objects enter it?	1
Is voltage a vector or a scalar?	1
When and why did humans stop associating bared teeth with aggression, as most mammals do, and instead with happiness?	1
Would bulk monatomic versions of normally diatomic elements (O, N, etc.) behave any differently?	1
Could you replace an X or Y chromosome in a zygote before division begins to no ill effect on the resulting organism?	1
Why does it require more energy for birds to hover in midair rather than simply flying forward?	1