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What exactly is Google's "quantum supremacy" and is this as big of a milestone as they make it out to be?

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If you swallowed enough pure hydrogen peroxide, would you combust from the inside out?

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Why do so many paints and glues have hazardous fumes?

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Is it possible to extract energy from the expansion of the universe?

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What exactly is the difference between an OLED and a regular LED?

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If I expend energy to pull on an object that does not move, where does that energy go?

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Can we ever know which interpretation of quantum mechanics is true?

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Could you drop a probe into the sun and get useful information before it burned up?

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Is it possible to "will" yourself to death?

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What is happening in this simulation of a particle scattering with quantum physics?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What exactly is Google's "quantum supremacy" and is this as big of a milestone as they make it out to be?	15
If you swallowed enough pure hydrogen peroxide, would you combust from the inside out?	1
Why do so many paints and glues have hazardous fumes?	1
Is it possible to extract energy from the expansion of the universe?	1
What exactly is the difference between an OLED and a regular LED?	1
If I expend energy to pull on an object that does not move, where does that energy go?	1
Can we ever know which interpretation of quantum mechanics is true?	1
Could you drop a probe into the sun and get useful information before it burned up?	1
Is it possible to "will" yourself to death?	1
What is happening in this simulation of a particle scattering with quantum physics?	1