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Do the beneficial microbes that live inside me have an "easy life" where they have unrestricted access to everything they want, or do they have to compete for resources like most other life forms on earth do?

31 upvotes • r/askscience

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When I watch TV it seems like I can perfectly conceptualize 3 dimensions in a 2D space. So why can't I perfectly conceptualize 4 dimensions in this 3D space?

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[WP] WWIII has raged for 5 years and America is losing ground on all fronts. The enemy has knocked out the internet hoping to deal a final blow. But now the Gamers have rallied every other archetype of nerd for a final stand.

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Something small I haven't seen on the civ 7 wishlist... option to completely remove advisor recommendations.

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When I watch TV it seems like I can perfectly conceptualize 3 dimensions in a 2D space. So why can't I perfectly conceptualize 4 dimensions in this 3D space?

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There is a post today about a snake wearing a sweater. Wouldn't this sweater block the snake from receiving outside heat since he is cold blooded?

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If a hypercube is just a way to visualize a 4 dimensional object and I know that isn't what it really looks like, what would a visualization of a regular cube look like to someone from flatland?

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If the Earth were a perfect sphere with the same mass, how flat would an acre be compared to a perfectly flat acre?

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If I dumped a bucket of pennies off the empire state building, would drafting from the rear pennies allow the front pennies to reach speeds high enough to injure someone?

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There is a prime number that is the largest prime number we know. Do we know EVERY prime number that is smaller than that number?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do the beneficial microbes that live inside me have an "easy life" where they have unrestricted access to everything they want, or do they have to compete for resources like most other life forms on earth do?	31	askscience
When I watch TV it seems like I can perfectly conceptualize 3 dimensions in a 2D space. So why can't I perfectly conceptualize 4 dimensions in this 3D space?	4	askscience
[WP] WWIII has raged for 5 years and America is losing ground on all fronts. The enemy has knocked out the internet hoping to deal a final blow. But now the Gamers have rallied every other archetype of nerd for a final stand.	3	WritingPrompts
Something small I haven't seen on the civ 7 wishlist... option to completely remove advisor recommendations.	2	CivVI
When I watch TV it seems like I can perfectly conceptualize 3 dimensions in a 2D space. So why can't I perfectly conceptualize 4 dimensions in this 3D space?	1	askscience
There is a post today about a snake wearing a sweater. Wouldn't this sweater block the snake from receiving outside heat since he is cold blooded?	1	askscience
If a hypercube is just a way to visualize a 4 dimensional object and I know that isn't what it really looks like, what would a visualization of a regular cube look like to someone from flatland?	1	askscience
If the Earth were a perfect sphere with the same mass, how flat would an acre be compared to a perfectly flat acre?	1	askscience
If I dumped a bucket of pennies off the empire state building, would drafting from the rear pennies allow the front pennies to reach speeds high enough to injure someone?	1	askscience
There is a prime number that is the largest prime number we know. Do we know EVERY prime number that is smaller than that number?	1	askscience