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Why is the diagonal of a right angled triangle shorter than the sum of the two sides?

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If all motion is relative, and speed increases mass, does that mean all mass is relative?

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Could life in the Universe survive a vacuum destabilization event?

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Why are single biome planets in sci-fi considered "silly" or "unrealistic"?

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Can someone explain The Axiom of Choice, and why it is talked about so much?

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Are e-cigs more, less, or equally harmful to cigarettes?

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If one found a way to easily factorize the product of two large primes, how exactly would one use that to steal money from online transactions etc?

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Does the fact that an electron exists as a probability cloud mean that all forces exerted by an electron are probabilistic?

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How fast can the average human process liquids from imbibing to excretion?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why is the diagonal of a right angled triangle shorter than the sum of the two sides?	14
If all motion is relative, and speed increases mass, does that mean all mass is relative?	5
Could life in the Universe survive a vacuum destabilization event?	1
Why are single biome planets in sci-fi considered "silly" or "unrealistic"?	1
Can someone explain The Axiom of Choice, and why it is talked about so much?	1
Are e-cigs more, less, or equally harmful to cigarettes?	1
If one found a way to easily factorize the product of two large primes, how exactly would one use that to steal money from online transactions etc?	1
Does the fact that an electron exists as a probability cloud mean that all forces exerted by an electron are probabilistic?	1
How fast can the average human process liquids from imbibing to excretion?	1