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What is the difference between a baud and a bit, and how much faster is data transfer in the modern day vs what was available in the 80's?

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If a modern computer was brought back 30 years and given to the top computer companies of the time, could they reverse engineer it?

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In the movie The Abyss, could a person realistically be brought back from drowning the way the character was in the movie?

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Is it possible for exotic matter and other materials that would alter our understanding of science to actually exist?

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In physics, why is it that if we were to theoretically travel faster than light, we would in effect be time traveling?

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Why do modern CPU'S still use the x86 architecture for desktops and laptops even though the architecture was developed in 1978?

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Had Russia never been invaded, who potentially could have ruled longer, Napoleon or Hitler?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the difference between a baud and a bit, and how much faster is data transfer in the modern day vs what was available in the 80's?	1	askscience
If a modern computer was brought back 30 years and given to the top computer companies of the time, could they reverse engineer it?	1	askscience
In the movie The Abyss, could a person realistically be brought back from drowning the way the character was in the movie?	1	askscience
Is it possible for exotic matter and other materials that would alter our understanding of science to actually exist?	1	askscience
In physics, why is it that if we were to theoretically travel faster than light, we would in effect be time traveling?	1	askscience
Why do modern CPU'S still use the x86 architecture for desktops and laptops even though the architecture was developed in 1978?	1	askscience
Had Russia never been invaded, who potentially could have ruled longer, Napoleon or Hitler?	0	AskHistorians