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Can the volume of a swept solid be calculated given the area of the two-dimensional "slice" that was used to create it?

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If I fire a bullet under normal circumstances, and then whilst midair, time "stops" (or at least slows astronomically), could another person "safely" interact with the bullet?

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Is time discrete or continuous? What would help to indicate that it is one vs. the other?

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Excluding those with any political and/or military background, who has directly killed the most people in human history?

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What causes errors in genetics? Why are nucleotides occasionally incorrectly coded?

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Is the human consumption of 1,000 "apple Calories" any different from 1,000 "chocolate Calories"?

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How do non-human organisms determine passage of time, if at all? Can they keep of track of very short intervals, like seconds?

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Why was Feynman's Sprinkler considered such a difficult problem? Could one not just put the sprinkler in a water tank and turn it on?

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What is the process in recognizing a few notes as part of some specific song? Does this change in difficulty as a person listens to larger bodies of music?

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Do other animal species lie?

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Can the volume of a swept solid be calculated given the area of the two-dimensional "slice" that was used to create it?	1	askscience
If I fire a bullet under normal circumstances, and then whilst midair, time "stops" (or at least slows astronomically), could another person "safely" interact with the bullet?	1	askscience
Is time discrete or continuous? What would help to indicate that it is one vs. the other?	1	askscience
Excluding those with any political and/or military background, who has directly killed the most people in human history?	1	AskHistorians
What causes errors in genetics? Why are nucleotides occasionally incorrectly coded?	1	askscience
Is the human consumption of 1,000 "apple Calories" any different from 1,000 "chocolate Calories"?	1	askscience
How do non-human organisms determine passage of time, if at all? Can they keep of track of very short intervals, like seconds?	1	askscience
Why was Feynman's Sprinkler considered such a difficult problem? Could one not just put the sprinkler in a water tank and turn it on?	1	askscience
What is the process in recognizing a few notes as part of some specific song? Does this change in difficulty as a person listens to larger bodies of music?	1	askscience
Do other animal species lie?	1	askscience