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If I flip a coin 1,000,000 times, what are the odds of it beings heads AND tails 500,000 times?

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With all these findings that don't seem to follow our current theories of particles, physics and the universe, is it likely that we've just got the complete wrong end of the stick?

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If humans became extinct, would future life forms or aliens be able to find all of the information currently on our internet?

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Does the human brain have a data capacity in a way similar to my computer? And if so, what is the storage capacity?

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If quarks are the most fundamental thing, is a black holes singularity smaller than a quark? And how can more than one quark fit in a singularity?

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There a game on a local radio station that I think favours caller 1 - is this the case?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If I flip a coin 1,000,000 times, what are the odds of it beings heads AND tails 500,000 times?	4652	askscience
With all these findings that don't seem to follow our current theories of particles, physics and the universe, is it likely that we've just got the complete wrong end of the stick?	1	askscience
If humans became extinct, would future life forms or aliens be able to find all of the information currently on our internet?	1	askscience
Does the human brain have a data capacity in a way similar to my computer? And if so, what is the storage capacity?	1	askscience
If quarks are the most fundamental thing, is a black holes singularity smaller than a quark? And how can more than one quark fit in a singularity?	1	askscience
There a game on a local radio station that I think favours caller 1 - is this the case?	1	askscience