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[WP] You're on a big gameshow, you've made it all the way to the final round, and for $100,000,000.00 the final question is _______. what is the question and give the backstory on how you happen to know it

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How/when did 'S' come to be known as a higher grade than 'A' rating/tier systems?

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Did french doctors really resort to drawing blood as a treatment during the yellow fever epidemic? if so, what was the reasoning behind that? Was there any science or evidence at the time suggesting it would be effective?

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If observing a quantum particle causes its wave function collapse, how is it possible for us to know what the wave function is?

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Why are we not allowed to have radicals in the denominator of a fraction? isn't any nonzero number fair game?

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How and when did the the idea of having midterm and final exams as a huge portion of overall grades become a mainstay in the American education system?

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I understand that the electoral college in america was made because at the time most people didn't really have any education besides the founding fathers so it was created to keep the power of government in the hands of the educated. So what was the colonial american education system like?

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I accidentally wrote on a whiteboard with a permanent marker and couldn't erase it off. Then i drew over it with a dry erase marker and erased it and everything came off. Why does it work that way?

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when somebody gets a brain transplant, which person is the one who's still alive? is it the donor now 'living' in the receivers body, or is the receiver the same person he always was?

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what's going on on the quantum level that allows this disk to float?

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[WP] You're on a big gameshow, you've made it all the way to the final round, and for $100,000,000.00 the final question is _______. what is the question and give the backstory on how you happen to know it	2	WritingPrompts
How/when did 'S' come to be known as a higher grade than 'A' rating/tier systems?	2	AskHistorians
Did french doctors really resort to drawing blood as a treatment during the yellow fever epidemic? if so, what was the reasoning behind that? Was there any science or evidence at the time suggesting it would be effective?	2	AskHistorians
If observing a quantum particle causes its wave function collapse, how is it possible for us to know what the wave function is?	2	askscience
Why are we not allowed to have radicals in the denominator of a fraction? isn't any nonzero number fair game?	2	askscience
How and when did the the idea of having midterm and final exams as a huge portion of overall grades become a mainstay in the American education system?	2	AskHistorians
I understand that the electoral college in america was made because at the time most people didn't really have any education besides the founding fathers so it was created to keep the power of government in the hands of the educated. So what was the colonial american education system like?	2	AskHistorians
I accidentally wrote on a whiteboard with a permanent marker and couldn't erase it off. Then i drew over it with a dry erase marker and erased it and everything came off. Why does it work that way?	1	askscience
when somebody gets a brain transplant, which person is the one who's still alive? is it the donor now 'living' in the receivers body, or is the receiver the same person he always was?	1	askscience
what's going on on the quantum level that allows this disk to float?	1	askscience