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Long after a major meteorite impact, does seismic activity around the crater increase or decrease?

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What Justifies The Price of Something Like A Hair Straightener? Is It Not Just a Heating Coil?

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As, at the time, the was no notion of spatially separated charge in atoms, what was the initial historical justification for the concept of "bound charge" in things like Maxwell's equations?

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What Happened to the Idea of Underwater Habitats? Why has Interest Waned? What are the Hurdles?

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If we imagine that "lab grown" meat becomes a new and robust technology competitive with regular meat in cost and taste, what are the new cash crops?

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We often hear about the potential for "lab-grown" meat and the current difficulties, but why do we never hear about things like "lab-grown" (beef/chicken) broth. Presumably that's an easier place to start, no?

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To what (quantifiable) extent has psychology improved over the last decades or half century?

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Long after a major meteorite impact, does seismic activity around the crater increase or decrease?	15
What Justifies The Price of Something Like A Hair Straightener? Is It Not Just a Heating Coil?	1
As, at the time, the was no notion of spatially separated charge in atoms, what was the initial historical justification for the concept of "bound charge" in things like Maxwell's equations?	1
What Happened to the Idea of Underwater Habitats? Why has Interest Waned? What are the Hurdles?	1
If we imagine that "lab grown" meat becomes a new and robust technology competitive with regular meat in cost and taste, what are the new cash crops?	1
We often hear about the potential for "lab-grown" meat and the current difficulties, but why do we never hear about things like "lab-grown" (beef/chicken) broth. Presumably that's an easier place to start, no?	1
To what (quantifiable) extent has psychology improved over the last decades or half century?	1