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A monty hall type problem: say I have 10 cards in a shuffled deck, one of which is an Ace. I draw the first 8 cards, none of which are the Ace. Are the odds of the Ace being on the bottom of the deck now 1/2, still 1/10, or something different entirely?

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I know the moon is a sphere(ish), but why does it look like a flat disc in the night sky?

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I've read about cases of men developing breast cancer. Are there any other instances where people can counter-intuitively develop some sort of illness or disease?

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Colorblind people of Reddit, what was your reaction upon seeing/attempting your first Rubik's cube?

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Since coal and diamonds have essentially the same chemical composition, could we potentially burn diamonds instead of coal, and would there be any difference to the output?

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When something absorbs light, what happens to the energy?

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Do other animals have an increased risk of birth defects due to inbreeding?

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Is it possible to compress a liquid without changing its state of matter?

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[WP] You are an investigative journalist. One day, you receive a call from the makers of the Call of Duty franchise. They want to hire you for a job involving their next game. The pay is fantastic, so you sign on. Minutes later, you hear an announcement that World War III has begun.

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A monty hall type problem: say I have 10 cards in a shuffled deck, one of which is an Ace. I draw the first 8 cards, none of which are the Ace. Are the odds of the Ace being on the bottom of the deck now 1/2, still 1/10, or something different entirely?	1	askscience
I know the moon is a sphere(ish), but why does it look like a flat disc in the night sky?	1	askscience
I've read about cases of men developing breast cancer. Are there any other instances where people can counter-intuitively develop some sort of illness or disease?	1	askscience
Colorblind people of Reddit, what was your reaction upon seeing/attempting your first Rubik's cube?	1	askscience
Since coal and diamonds have essentially the same chemical composition, could we potentially burn diamonds instead of coal, and would there be any difference to the output?	1	askscience
When something absorbs light, what happens to the energy?	1	askscience
Do other animals have an increased risk of birth defects due to inbreeding?	1	askscience
Is it possible to compress a liquid without changing its state of matter?	1	askscience
[deleted by user]	0	WritingPrompts
[WP] You are an investigative journalist. One day, you receive a call from the makers of the Call of Duty franchise. They want to hire you for a job involving their next game. The pay is fantastic, so you sign on. Minutes later, you hear an announcement that World War III has begun.	0	WritingPrompts