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How has our understanding of the world changed since Feynman's "Six Easy Pieces"?

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It it just a coincidence that iron is both ferromagnetic and also the lightest element that produces an energy loss when it undergoes nuclear fusion? Or is there some sort of connection between the two?

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Is there any evidence that the "deer in the headlights" effect is being selected against in deer or other animals that live in areas with lots of cars but few remaining predators?

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Why couldn't you just house the ratchet part of a Brownian ratchet in a vacuum?

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Why does light travel in a wave rather than a perfectly straight line?

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What was the trend in real wages in Britain in the 19th century?

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Would the Germans have prevailed in WWII if, ceteris paribus, Speer was put in charge of production in 1939 or 1940 and immediately shifted the Reich's economic resources to full military capacity?

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How has our understanding of the world changed since Feynman's "Six Easy Pieces"?	1	askscience
It it just a coincidence that iron is both ferromagnetic and also the lightest element that produces an energy loss when it undergoes nuclear fusion? Or is there some sort of connection between the two?	1	askscience
Is there any evidence that the "deer in the headlights" effect is being selected against in deer or other animals that live in areas with lots of cars but few remaining predators?	1	askscience
Why couldn't you just house the ratchet part of a Brownian ratchet in a vacuum?	0	askscience
Why does light travel in a wave rather than a perfectly straight line?	0	askscience
What was the trend in real wages in Britain in the 19th century?	0	AskHistorians
Would the Germans have prevailed in WWII if, ceteris paribus, Speer was put in charge of production in 1939 or 1940 and immediately shifted the Reich's economic resources to full military capacity?	0	AskHistorians