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Why do we know so little about the distant past of certain regions?

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When we eat, aren't we converting mass to energy? If so, why didn't we figure out mass/energy equivalence much sooner?

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How much processing power does our brain actually have, and how much of it is useful?

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Harnessing electrical power changed society as we know it, but it has been known since antiquity that electricity was powerful. Is there another natural phenomenon that similarly displays apparent extraordinary power, that we have yet to harness, that could revolutionize society again?

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Why do tectonic plates actually sink? Shouldn't they... not?

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Why is it that we might not be able to know the mass of a celestial object, but if a satellite is discovered orbiting it, we can now refine the mass of both objects?

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I live in Classical Rome (or Athens). I'm a common laborer in [insert trade]. How much money do I make?

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How does a computer do math?

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If my coffee cup is a little damp, my grip on it is better. If it's wet, my grip is terrible. Huh?

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[BIOLOGY] Camera Shake! Why??

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do we know so little about the distant past of certain regions?	2	AskHistorians
When we eat, aren't we converting mass to energy? If so, why didn't we figure out mass/energy equivalence much sooner?	1	askscience
How much processing power does our brain actually have, and how much of it is useful?	1	askscience
Harnessing electrical power changed society as we know it, but it has been known since antiquity that electricity was powerful. Is there another natural phenomenon that similarly displays apparent extraordinary power, that we have yet to harness, that could revolutionize society again?	1	askscience
Why do tectonic plates actually sink? Shouldn't they... not?	1	askscience
Why is it that we might not be able to know the mass of a celestial object, but if a satellite is discovered orbiting it, we can now refine the mass of both objects?	1	askscience
I live in Classical Rome (or Athens). I'm a common laborer in [insert trade]. How much money do I make?	1	AskHistorians
How does a computer do math?	1	askscience
If my coffee cup is a little damp, my grip on it is better. If it's wet, my grip is terrible. Huh?	1	askscience
[BIOLOGY] Camera Shake! Why??	1	askscience