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Why don't contractors use intermediate hoppers and pumps to transport fresh concrete to the top of skyscrapers?

47 upvotes • r/askscience

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Can humans effectively "bank" sleep?

11 upvotes • r/askscience

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Casual, outdoor seafood restaurants on the water near Westbrook/Old Saybrook/Old Lyme?

10 upvotes • r/Connecticut

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Telephone flea markets on the radio

9 upvotes • r/nostalgia

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The holes in my colander are too small for water to completely drain out of

9 upvotes • r/mildlyinfuriating

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Why are the water drops here divided into distinct size categories instead of being random? Is it because is a specific number of water drops cohered together? (x-post from r/oddlysatisfying

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Would it be theoretically possible to cast a sculpture out of rock?

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Does keeping a stove on high while boiling food cause the food to cook any faster?

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Does shaking a martini with ice actually have any effect on the flavor?

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Why are the water drops here divided into distinct size categories instead of being random? Is it because is a specific number of raindrops are cohering together to form each mega-drop?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why don't contractors use intermediate hoppers and pumps to transport fresh concrete to the top of skyscrapers?	47	askscience
Can humans effectively "bank" sleep?	11	askscience
Casual, outdoor seafood restaurants on the water near Westbrook/Old Saybrook/Old Lyme?	10	Connecticut
Telephone flea markets on the radio	9	nostalgia
The holes in my colander are too small for water to completely drain out of	9	mildlyinfuriating
Why are the water drops here divided into distinct size categories instead of being random? Is it because is a specific number of water drops cohered together? (x-post from r/oddlysatisfying	1	askscience
Would it be theoretically possible to cast a sculpture out of rock?	1	askscience
Does keeping a stove on high while boiling food cause the food to cook any faster?	1	askscience
Does shaking a martini with ice actually have any effect on the flavor?	1	askscience
Why are the water drops here divided into distinct size categories instead of being random? Is it because is a specific number of raindrops are cohering together to form each mega-drop?	1	askscience