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Why do we like the things we like ? The tastes, the music, sights and art ? Everybody likes different things; what are the variables that determine what we like ?

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Is there a problem with vomiting the sweet/food you just ate because you are in a diet?

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What happens when humans intentionally vomit the food they just ate?

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Does physics support the view of causal determinism and predeterminism via any theory and how much support/merit does it have by the scientific community?

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Is there research being done on hidden variables - variables that would explain the perceived randomness of Quantum Mechanics?

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What is the EPR Paradox and Bell's inequality simply put? An example?

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How is speed and place relative to the observer according to relativity? If I pass by a mountain at 150 km/h with a car, the mountain does not move, 'I' move and it is only 'my' perception that the mountain is moving; the mountain is its same place as before.

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How is speed and place relative to the observer according to the general relativity theory?

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Can't we make an incredibly powerful microscope to actually see particles - electrons, neutrons, protons, quarks?

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What do we mean by 'information' when we talk about whether the information is lost or retained after it has entered a black hole? Is it the same as other pieces of information such as in classical and quantum computers or it is different?

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Why do we like the things we like ? The tastes, the music, sights and art ? Everybody likes different things; what are the variables that determine what we like ?	1	askscience
Is there a problem with vomiting the sweet/food you just ate because you are in a diet?	1	askscience
What happens when humans intentionally vomit the food they just ate?	1	askscience
Does physics support the view of causal determinism and predeterminism via any theory and how much support/merit does it have by the scientific community?	1	askscience
Is there research being done on hidden variables - variables that would explain the perceived randomness of Quantum Mechanics?	1	askscience
What is the EPR Paradox and Bell's inequality simply put? An example?	1	askscience
How is speed and place relative to the observer according to relativity? If I pass by a mountain at 150 km/h with a car, the mountain does not move, 'I' move and it is only 'my' perception that the mountain is moving; the mountain is its same place as before.	1	askscience
How is speed and place relative to the observer according to the general relativity theory?	1	askscience
Can't we make an incredibly powerful microscope to actually see particles - electrons, neutrons, protons, quarks?	1	askscience
What do we mean by 'information' when we talk about whether the information is lost or retained after it has entered a black hole? Is it the same as other pieces of information such as in classical and quantum computers or it is different?	1	askscience