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How sensitive are the most advanced seismometers? Could they register me jumping up and slamming to the ground from a mile away?

19 upvotes • r/askscience

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Is the Flynn Effect actually true? If so, why has average human intelligence been increasing gradually?

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How close did New England states come to secession during the war of 1812?

18 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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How did our primary educational system end up with 12 grades? Was there any particular reason that number was chosen instead of others?

17 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Is it true that the Norman Invasion of Ireland occurred partly because of an internal feud within Ireland?

15 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Is it possible that all elements are radioactive at some point -- even if it took the age of the universe for just one atom to decay?

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Why do all modern processors use a clock? Wouldn't a clockness CPU be more energy efficient and run faster due to less heat for the parts of the chip that don't need to constantly cycle?

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[WP] Person discovers our universe is simulated and is able to establish a communications link via a computer to one of the research scientists running the simulation only to find out that their funding has been cut for the project.

13 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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Is there a proof showing that TREE(3) is actually larger than Graham's number? If so, how many more layers high would Graham's number need to go to surpass TREE(3)?

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What were some of the largest contributing factors that led to the Great Fire of London (1666)? Could the scope and size of the fire have been reduced if Sir Thomas Bloodworth had not hesitated to demolish homes?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How sensitive are the most advanced seismometers? Could they register me jumping up and slamming to the ground from a mile away?	19	askscience
Is the Flynn Effect actually true? If so, why has average human intelligence been increasing gradually?	19	askscience
How close did New England states come to secession during the war of 1812?	18	AskHistorians
How did our primary educational system end up with 12 grades? Was there any particular reason that number was chosen instead of others?	17	AskHistorians
Is it true that the Norman Invasion of Ireland occurred partly because of an internal feud within Ireland?	15	AskHistorians
Is it possible that all elements are radioactive at some point -- even if it took the age of the universe for just one atom to decay?	15	askscience
Why do all modern processors use a clock? Wouldn't a clockness CPU be more energy efficient and run faster due to less heat for the parts of the chip that don't need to constantly cycle?	13	askscience
[WP] Person discovers our universe is simulated and is able to establish a communications link via a computer to one of the research scientists running the simulation only to find out that their funding has been cut for the project.	13	WritingPrompts
Is there a proof showing that TREE(3) is actually larger than Graham's number? If so, how many more layers high would Graham's number need to go to surpass TREE(3)?	13	askscience
What were some of the largest contributing factors that led to the Great Fire of London (1666)? Could the scope and size of the fire have been reduced if Sir Thomas Bloodworth had not hesitated to demolish homes?	11	AskHistorians