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Can I count the calories of a e.g. cake simply by totalling the count of the ingredient's calorie information, or is there more chemistry to it than that?

1472 upvotes • r/askscience

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When did things stop being refered to as Bohemia and started being refered to as Czech? Why?

86 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Do bitwise (or digitwise) operators exist outside of binary?

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What's the history of putting 'sea routes' on maps? When was the earliest, and when did it become common?

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Why does general relativity explain Mercury's anomalous perihelion precession?

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Is there a single machine capable of emitting all wavelengths of EM radiation?

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Why does a planet's distance to the Sun matter with respect to its temperature?

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Poisonous prey are brightly coloured to scare predators; Why don't all prey eventually get selected for this colouring?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can I count the calories of a e.g. cake simply by totalling the count of the ingredient's calorie information, or is there more chemistry to it than that?	1472	askscience
When did things stop being refered to as Bohemia and started being refered to as Czech? Why?	86	AskHistorians
Do bitwise (or digitwise) operators exist outside of binary?	9	askscience
What's the history of putting 'sea routes' on maps? When was the earliest, and when did it become common?	4	AskHistorians
Why does general relativity explain Mercury's anomalous perihelion precession?	3	askscience
Is there a single machine capable of emitting all wavelengths of EM radiation?	1	askscience
Why does a planet's distance to the Sun matter with respect to its temperature?	0	askscience
Poisonous prey are brightly coloured to scare predators; Why don't all prey eventually get selected for this colouring?	0	askscience