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Is the square root of -1 actually an infinite range of values?

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What materials are quantum computers actually made up of, and is it really that much faster than classical silicon based ones, and why?

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Why is it so hard to find if P=NP?

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Why can nothing be faster than light?

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What would happen if P=NP is true?

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What is assembly converted into when programs are run?

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The reaction between hydrogen and oxygen is inflammable, and is used as a fuel for rockets. But, if the same reaction forms water, why isn't water inflammable as well?

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Given a calculator with only a single function of the four of addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication, how do you "emulate" the other three ones using it?

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Is a single proton with no electrons or neutrons, a proton, just a proton, or a hydrogen atom?

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With Google most probably not going to give Mozilla money any longer, what do you think ought to be their plans for the future?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is the square root of -1 actually an infinite range of values?	1	askscience
What materials are quantum computers actually made up of, and is it really that much faster than classical silicon based ones, and why?	1	askscience
Why is it so hard to find if P=NP?	1	askscience
Why can nothing be faster than light?	1	askscience
What would happen if P=NP is true?	1	askscience
What is assembly converted into when programs are run?	1	askscience
The reaction between hydrogen and oxygen is inflammable, and is used as a fuel for rockets. But, if the same reaction forms water, why isn't water inflammable as well?	1	askscience
Given a calculator with only a single function of the four of addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication, how do you "emulate" the other three ones using it?	1	askscience
Is a single proton with no electrons or neutrons, a proton, just a proton, or a hydrogen atom?	1	askscience
With Google most probably not going to give Mozilla money any longer, what do you think ought to be their plans for the future?	1	firefox