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Why do centrally planned economies tend to fail historically? (prone to inefficiency, surpluses and shortages, etc)?

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Why are all multicellular organisms eukaryotic? What about prokayrotes and Archae prevents them from being multicellular?

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Does the universe itself possess emergent properties?

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How could a biocomputer compare in speed to a silicon one?

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Not sure the right flair: But where can I better learn about systems?

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Why did pulling the boat out backwards not work but pulling it out the other way round did?

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Thought Experiment: What would the implications of an entirely classical universe be? So, no einsteinian relativity, no quantum mechanics, solely classical mechanics. How different would the universe be?

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In pilot wave theory, what is the pilot wave made of?

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Why do centrally planned economies tend to fail historically? (prone to inefficiency, surpluses and shortages, etc)?	1
Why are all multicellular organisms eukaryotic? What about prokayrotes and Archae prevents them from being multicellular?	1
Does the universe itself possess emergent properties?	1
How could a biocomputer compare in speed to a silicon one?	1
Not sure the right flair: But where can I better learn about systems?	1
Why did pulling the boat out backwards not work but pulling it out the other way round did?	1
Thought Experiment: What would the implications of an entirely classical universe be? So, no einsteinian relativity, no quantum mechanics, solely classical mechanics. How different would the universe be?	1
In pilot wave theory, what is the pilot wave made of?	1