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Is party pack 9 or 10 better?

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How did we make our time measurement?

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Question about 3D glasses (don’t worry, has to do with the human body)

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Why did it take so long to discover how AI works (such as chatGPT), and now it's so easy to recreate?

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Why did it take so long to discover how AI works (such as chatGPT), and now so many companies can recreate it?

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If a piece of paper is big enough, would it eventually fall at a normal speed instead of floating down slowly?

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How does the human brain easily control such a complex nervous system?

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Let’s say that there’s a perfect vacuum inside of a cube. If you attempt to move said cube, would it work (I don’t know, since it would be theoretically impossible for the inside matter to move at all, but it would travel with the outside matter)

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Let’s say that there’s a perfect vacuum inside of a cube. If you attempt to move said cube, would it work (I don’t know, since it would be theoretically impossible for the inside matter to move at all, but it would travel with the outside matter)?

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What decomposes the decomposers?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is party pack 9 or 10 better?	6	jackboxgames
How did we make our time measurement?	1	askscience
Question about 3D glasses (don’t worry, has to do with the human body)	1	askscience
Why did it take so long to discover how AI works (such as chatGPT), and now it's so easy to recreate?	1	askscience
Why did it take so long to discover how AI works (such as chatGPT), and now so many companies can recreate it?	1	askscience
If a piece of paper is big enough, would it eventually fall at a normal speed instead of floating down slowly?	1	askscience
How does the human brain easily control such a complex nervous system?	1	askscience
Let’s say that there’s a perfect vacuum inside of a cube. If you attempt to move said cube, would it work (I don’t know, since it would be theoretically impossible for the inside matter to move at all, but it would travel with the outside matter)	1	askscience
Let’s say that there’s a perfect vacuum inside of a cube. If you attempt to move said cube, would it work (I don’t know, since it would be theoretically impossible for the inside matter to move at all, but it would travel with the outside matter)?	1	askscience
What decomposes the decomposers?	1	askscience