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In the video game Europa Universalis 4 the most significant leap in military technology and tactics generally coincides approximately with the Thirty Years' War. What improvements to infantry equipment and tactics were made and which belligerents failed to adapt?

141 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Are neuroreceptors which induce EPSPs and IPSPs located on different parts of the postsynpatic neuron?

20 upvotes • r/askscience

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How do hydrophobic molecules dissolve?

7 upvotes • r/askscience

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Although the potential difference across a cell membrane means that the inside of a cell is negatively charged compared to the outside of a cell, both the inside and outside are positively charged. Where did all the electrons or anions go?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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Are enzymes catalysts mostly based on a technicality?

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If O-H bonds dissociate spontaneously as in water, why isn't ethanol acidic?

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How much damage can a punch do to a diamond? Or, what force and hardness are required to break off a given (tiny) amount of diamond?

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Why do we catabolise haemoglobin and excrete (most of) the products?

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In the video game Europa Universalis 4 the most significant leap in military technology and tactics generally coincides approximately with the Thirty Years' War. What improvements to infantry equipment and tactics were made and which belligerents failed to adapt?	141	AskHistorians
Are neuroreceptors which induce EPSPs and IPSPs located on different parts of the postsynpatic neuron?	20	askscience
How do hydrophobic molecules dissolve?	7	askscience
Although the potential difference across a cell membrane means that the inside of a cell is negatively charged compared to the outside of a cell, both the inside and outside are positively charged. Where did all the electrons or anions go?	1	askscience
Are enzymes catalysts mostly based on a technicality?	1	askscience
If O-H bonds dissociate spontaneously as in water, why isn't ethanol acidic?	1	askscience
How much damage can a punch do to a diamond? Or, what force and hardness are required to break off a given (tiny) amount of diamond?	1	askscience
Why do we catabolise haemoglobin and excrete (most of) the products?	0	askscience