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In the movies, when the earth opens up and someone falls into a pit of magma, is that how it actually would work? Or would the magma actually be much deeper and you would just see a giant pit?

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What would happen if you got shocked as much as Ash does in the Pokemon series?

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Why do airplanes sound so much louder in the fall and spring?

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So, this is kind of a combination of social science and a lot of other disciplines: clearly ads are effective, but how much are they effective? If I want to get a streaming service, how would I calculate the value of buying it with or without ads? Is buying the ad-free service actually saving money?

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TIL that time is warped by distance. So when I twirl an object in the air, is the end of the object actually going faster, or is it that time is different at the end than it is at the point touching my hand?

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Why would my preference for cats versus dogs change after a head injury?

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If polar bears go extinct in the wild, and then decades later we fix climate change, could we reintroduce them from zoos and conservatories?

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I saw a video where twins are consistently speaking together. Is there a name for this phenomenon? Is it a type of disorder? Why would they do this?

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How do lasers interact with time?

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Do the probiotics in yogurt and the antibiotics in honey cancel each other out?

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In the movies, when the earth opens up and someone falls into a pit of magma, is that how it actually would work? Or would the magma actually be much deeper and you would just see a giant pit?	1
What would happen if you got shocked as much as Ash does in the Pokemon series?	1
Why do airplanes sound so much louder in the fall and spring?	1
So, this is kind of a combination of social science and a lot of other disciplines: clearly ads are effective, but how much are they effective? If I want to get a streaming service, how would I calculate the value of buying it with or without ads? Is buying the ad-free service actually saving money?	1
TIL that time is warped by distance. So when I twirl an object in the air, is the end of the object actually going faster, or is it that time is different at the end than it is at the point touching my hand?	1
Why would my preference for cats versus dogs change after a head injury?	1
If polar bears go extinct in the wild, and then decades later we fix climate change, could we reintroduce them from zoos and conservatories?	1
I saw a video where twins are consistently speaking together. Is there a name for this phenomenon? Is it a type of disorder? Why would they do this?	1
How do lasers interact with time?	1
Do the probiotics in yogurt and the antibiotics in honey cancel each other out?	1