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[WP] To get in Heaven, you have to confront the person who you hurt the most. You were expecting an ex, your parents/relatives, or a friend. You didn't expect to see Guy Fieri.

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According to the Wikipedia page on PTSD, 3.5% of adults in the US have PTSD in a given year, and for most other countries that number is 0.5-1%. Why is that number so high in the US?

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The classic image of an early car driver (such as on the cover of “Go, Dogs, Go!”) has a mask, a small beret, and a scarf. Where did this image come from? Why was car driver fashion so ubiquitous?

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How do we predict time dilation?

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If the Earth was not tilted, would we still have seasons?

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My understanding is that, to some extent, the Khazar state (or at least its nobility) converted to Judaism in the late first millennium. What caused this conversion effort to be successful? Why was Judaism unable to replicate Christianity’s success with kingdom-scale conversions outside of this?

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Is there a reason why machines appear to "heal" themselves?

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Hypothetically, if I had a lightbulb that was 100% efficient at converting electricity into light, and I placed said bulb in an entirely opaque box, where would the light energy go?

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Why does a photograph of a computer monitor or tv screen look blurred and odd on the digital photograph even though the screen itself looks fine in person?

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Which is more efficient; a human or a robotic replica? I.e. for a human hand to open/close versus a robotic one, which one takes less energy (on average) and which one is the most efficient?

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[WP] To get in Heaven, you have to confront the person who you hurt the most. You were expecting an ex, your parents/relatives, or a friend. You didn't expect to see Guy Fieri.	1	WritingPrompts
According to the Wikipedia page on PTSD, 3.5% of adults in the US have PTSD in a given year, and for most other countries that number is 0.5-1%. Why is that number so high in the US?	1	askscience
The classic image of an early car driver (such as on the cover of “Go, Dogs, Go!”) has a mask, a small beret, and a scarf. Where did this image come from? Why was car driver fashion so ubiquitous?	1	AskHistorians
How do we predict time dilation?	1	askscience
If the Earth was not tilted, would we still have seasons?	1	askscience
My understanding is that, to some extent, the Khazar state (or at least its nobility) converted to Judaism in the late first millennium. What caused this conversion effort to be successful? Why was Judaism unable to replicate Christianity’s success with kingdom-scale conversions outside of this?	1	AskHistorians
Is there a reason why machines appear to "heal" themselves?	1	askscience
Hypothetically, if I had a lightbulb that was 100% efficient at converting electricity into light, and I placed said bulb in an entirely opaque box, where would the light energy go?	1	askscience
Why does a photograph of a computer monitor or tv screen look blurred and odd on the digital photograph even though the screen itself looks fine in person?	1	askscience
Which is more efficient; a human or a robotic replica? I.e. for a human hand to open/close versus a robotic one, which one takes less energy (on average) and which one is the most efficient?	1	askscience