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A guy started scream-reading bible verses on BART (the Bay Area CA's public train), and then the funniest thing happened I've ever seen.

23136 upvotes • r/atheism

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There is rope game for two players called "cat and mouse," where you try to pull your opponent off their stump, or take all of their rope, as both players strategically give slack to not get pulled off. Does anyone know if there is an 'official' history/name of this game? [picture/link in text]

42 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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The end times draw nigh, and this is what the harbinger of death looks like. [more in comments]

6 upvotes • r/Hasan_Piker

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How do we 'know' we'll never be able to accurately measure both the position and velocity of an electron and it's not just, at present, because of inadequate technology?

2 upvotes • r/askscience

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When an astronomical body made of rock achieves enough mass to become a sphere, how long does it actually take to form the sphere?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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If units of distance can be infinitely small/divisible, how does an object reach another object (how can I grab a doorknob), seeing as how my hand must traverse an infinite succession of units of distance?

0 upvotes • r/askscience

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
A guy started scream-reading bible verses on BART (the Bay Area CA's public train), and then the funniest thing happened I've ever seen.	23136	atheism
There is rope game for two players called "cat and mouse," where you try to pull your opponent off their stump, or take all of their rope, as both players strategically give slack to not get pulled off. Does anyone know if there is an 'official' history/name of this game? [picture/link in text]	42	AskHistorians
The end times draw nigh, and this is what the harbinger of death looks like. [more in comments]	6	Hasan_Piker
How do we 'know' we'll never be able to accurately measure both the position and velocity of an electron and it's not just, at present, because of inadequate technology?	2	askscience
When an astronomical body made of rock achieves enough mass to become a sphere, how long does it actually take to form the sphere?	1	askscience
If units of distance can be infinitely small/divisible, how does an object reach another object (how can I grab a doorknob), seeing as how my hand must traverse an infinite succession of units of distance?	0	askscience