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What produces the ringing in the ears in tinnitus?

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Are humans evolving?

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In what sense are humans evolving?

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Are the electrons in my body in superposition or do they have a definite location?

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What theories of physics are 'built' on the information about the world which we obtain through the sense of sight?

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What is the definition of random?

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What is quantum decoherence? How does it work? and how effective is it at linking quantum reality to classical reality?

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Why is a wave produced when I drop a rock in a pool of water, but not when I drop a rock on another rock the size of the pool of water?

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How is inertia mass the correct definiton of 'mass' when inertia is defined as F=ma which includes 'mass' in it's definiton?

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Is there anything wrong or not in agreeance with physics in terms of the structure of atoms that is portrayed in chemistry?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What produces the ringing in the ears in tinnitus?	1
Are humans evolving?	1
In what sense are humans evolving?	1
Are the electrons in my body in superposition or do they have a definite location?	1
What theories of physics are 'built' on the information about the world which we obtain through the sense of sight?	1
What is the definition of random?	0
What is quantum decoherence? How does it work? and how effective is it at linking quantum reality to classical reality?	0
Why is a wave produced when I drop a rock in a pool of water, but not when I drop a rock on another rock the size of the pool of water?	0
How is inertia mass the correct definiton of 'mass' when inertia is defined as F=ma which includes 'mass' in it's definiton?	0
Is there anything wrong or not in agreeance with physics in terms of the structure of atoms that is portrayed in chemistry?	0