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If Radioactive Isotopes are unstable and decay, how can we reliably know its half life? Is it actually stable?

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[WP] All gods and divine beings are name only and roam the earth/universe. Every few seconds they gain a random trait from any god. When a person dies, the nearest god responds and the random traits they have determines what they do.

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Just curious how you guys have to patience to spam click the check out button until it works

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Why will my dog readily eat a grilled ham n' cheese sandwich without thinking about it, but if I try to feed him other foods, such as watermelon, he will sniff it and watch me eat it but never eat it himself?

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Recently read that there is enough water trapped in something 600 km deep inside the earth called woodite.

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If Radioactive Isotopes are unstable and decay, how can we reliably know its half life? Is it actually stable?	2	askscience
[WP] All gods and divine beings are name only and roam the earth/universe. Every few seconds they gain a random trait from any god. When a person dies, the nearest god responds and the random traits they have determines what they do.	2	WritingPrompts
Just curious how you guys have to patience to spam click the check out button until it works	1	unrealengine
Why will my dog readily eat a grilled ham n' cheese sandwich without thinking about it, but if I try to feed him other foods, such as watermelon, he will sniff it and watch me eat it but never eat it himself?	1	askscience
Recently read that there is enough water trapped in something 600 km deep inside the earth called woodite.	1	askscience