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Comic 5364: Use Your Emotions, Yay

45 upvotes • r/QContent

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Comic 5366: Oontzing

40 upvotes • r/QContent

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After a partial liver transplant, does the reconstituted new liver have the donor's source genetic make-up, or the recipient's?

11 upvotes • r/askscience

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Which U.S. President (allegedly?) told a young boy to never become President?

2 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Ignoring the question of fuel, are there any mechanical reasons a drone couldn't fly indefinitely?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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If water is in a near-boiling environment (i.e. a 100-degree oven) and exposed to an endothermic element (i.e. the urea pellets from a cold compress), would that be sufficient to prevent the water from boiling?

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How large would a fictional space-station have to be to be visually identifiable in orbit?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Comic 5364: Use Your Emotions, Yay	45	QContent
Comic 5366: Oontzing	40	QContent
After a partial liver transplant, does the reconstituted new liver have the donor's source genetic make-up, or the recipient's?	11	askscience
Which U.S. President (allegedly?) told a young boy to never become President?	2	AskHistorians
Ignoring the question of fuel, are there any mechanical reasons a drone couldn't fly indefinitely?	1	askscience
If water is in a near-boiling environment (i.e. a 100-degree oven) and exposed to an endothermic element (i.e. the urea pellets from a cold compress), would that be sufficient to prevent the water from boiling?	1	askscience
How large would a fictional space-station have to be to be visually identifiable in orbit?	1	askscience