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How exactly was Graham's number incorporated into an actual mathematical theorem involving Ramsey hypercubes?

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Why is 5 sigma considered the gold standard for a new scientific discovery?

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Is a 2 symbol Turing machine capable of universal computation compared to an N symbol Turing machine? What is the benefit of more symbols?

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Why does nuclear fuel get less reactive as it gets hotter?

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How do modern seismographs distinguish actual vibrations caused from small earthquakes from noise generated by nearby man-made disturbances? Is there a practical limit to how sensitive they can be?

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Are there any studies that show that missionary work leads to increased unrest and violence in other cultures?

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What was the first animal that contained a skeletal structure that included some type of joint?

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Theoretically, is it possible that two neutrinos could collide into each other? What particles would be produced from such a collision?

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I live in theoreticalville in a theoretical house where the walls are perfect vacuums. How much more efficient would the insulation be compared to what is used today?

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How exactly was Graham's number incorporated into an actual mathematical theorem involving Ramsey hypercubes?	1	askscience
[deleted by user]	1	askscience
Why is 5 sigma considered the gold standard for a new scientific discovery?	1	askscience
Is a 2 symbol Turing machine capable of universal computation compared to an N symbol Turing machine? What is the benefit of more symbols?	1	askscience
Why does nuclear fuel get less reactive as it gets hotter?	1	askscience
How do modern seismographs distinguish actual vibrations caused from small earthquakes from noise generated by nearby man-made disturbances? Is there a practical limit to how sensitive they can be?	1	askscience
Are there any studies that show that missionary work leads to increased unrest and violence in other cultures?	1	askscience
What was the first animal that contained a skeletal structure that included some type of joint?	1	askscience
Theoretically, is it possible that two neutrinos could collide into each other? What particles would be produced from such a collision?	1	askscience
I live in theoreticalville in a theoretical house where the walls are perfect vacuums. How much more efficient would the insulation be compared to what is used today?	1	askscience