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This paper (link below) claims that the current model of climate change driven by CO2 violates the second law of thermodynamics. Can anyone tell me why it's wrong?

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How do the results of Foldit and Folding@Home compare to each other? They use totally different methods for the same scientific problem.

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Does sound go in a straight line like light does, or can it go around corners?

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Today it's hot out. Just now I opened my sliding door and ran out, then a minute later, back in. Which action puts more burden on my AC system - running in (bringing hot air inside) or running out (losing cooled air)?

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How did the Soviet Union dissolve? (Please read inside)

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Since humans are so caried and there are so many of us, what are the chances that someone, somewhere can produce one of the essential amino acids?

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How did the practice of signing things for finality come into being?

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[WP] Harry Potter is not just a children's series. What in the books proves them to be mature and sophisticated? (Argumentative; support or refute)

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Why would explosives break a cell phone?

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Since humans are so varied and there are so many of us, what are the chances that someone, somewhere can produce one of the essential amino acids?

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This paper (link below) claims that the current model of climate change driven by CO2 violates the second law of thermodynamics. Can anyone tell me why it's wrong?	1	askscience
How do the results of Foldit and Folding@Home compare to each other? They use totally different methods for the same scientific problem.	1	askscience
Does sound go in a straight line like light does, or can it go around corners?	1	askscience
Today it's hot out. Just now I opened my sliding door and ran out, then a minute later, back in. Which action puts more burden on my AC system - running in (bringing hot air inside) or running out (losing cooled air)?	1	askscience
How did the Soviet Union dissolve? (Please read inside)	1	AskHistorians
Since humans are so caried and there are so many of us, what are the chances that someone, somewhere can produce one of the essential amino acids?	0	askscience
How did the practice of signing things for finality come into being?	0	AskHistorians
[WP] Harry Potter is not just a children's series. What in the books proves them to be mature and sophisticated? (Argumentative; support or refute)	0	WritingPrompts
Why would explosives break a cell phone?	0	askscience
Since humans are so varied and there are so many of us, what are the chances that someone, somewhere can produce one of the essential amino acids?	0	askscience