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[WP] In his dying breaths, Weird Al reveals his final parody target: himself. He had a team of scientists scan his brain and his band's brains to create an algorithm that will continue to take in new songs and create parodies for us until the end of time. Behold: Weird A.I.

7148 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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Did any ancient civilizations ACTUALLY booby trap their tombs or religious sites?

148 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] You are Ea Nasir, the infamous copper merchant. Unbeknownst to historians, you're immortal. After 5,000 years of giving bad trades to unsuspecting mortals, one of your first clients comes to collect.

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Why does a Mol/Avogadro's Number have "6.02", instead of say "1" or "5", times 10^23, for that order of magnitude? Is there an advantage to that specific number?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] In his dying breaths, Weird Al reveals his final parody target: himself. He had a team of scientists scan his brain and his band's brains to create an algorithm that will continue to take in new songs and create parodies for us until the end of time. Behold: Weird A.I.	7148	WritingPrompts
Did any ancient civilizations ACTUALLY booby trap their tombs or religious sites?	148	AskHistorians
[WP] You are Ea Nasir, the infamous copper merchant. Unbeknownst to historians, you're immortal. After 5,000 years of giving bad trades to unsuspecting mortals, one of your first clients comes to collect.	64	WritingPrompts
Why does a Mol/Avogadro's Number have "6.02", instead of say "1" or "5", times 10^23, for that order of magnitude? Is there an advantage to that specific number?	1	askscience