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What's the term for when someone tries to defecate before the body is actually ready to (causing them to think they have constipation)?

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What/where is the best source to understand the nuts and bolts of the double slit experiment?

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If addition is considered as the first level, multiplication as the second, exponents as the third, logarithms the forth, what are the other/next operations/levels?

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How can metal be welded together by either high heat from a torch or near absolute zero cold in space, but not in between them?

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In the double slit experiment, how are the detectors interacting by recording, but not interacting, when they're not recording?

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How does gravity weaken in distance as though it's in three dimensions (inverse square law) even though it's a curvature of the four (including space time)?

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Why does gravity follow the inverse square law as though it only related to three dimensions when it also affects the fourth dimension, spacetime?

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There are ancient writings we can't translate. Does this mean/show that ultimately messages can be hacker proof (if there are no leaks about the secret code)?

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Has DNA analysis been used to determine the most recent common ancestor of humans and chimpanzees (or certain primate species)?

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When discussing the possibility of time travel (as depicted in Back to the Future), wouldn't there also be an issue of a perpetual motion device by bringing, say, a solar panel and battery, and then bringing it back after it charged the battery?

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What's the term for when someone tries to defecate before the body is actually ready to (causing them to think they have constipation)?	1	askscience
What/where is the best source to understand the nuts and bolts of the double slit experiment?	1	askscience
If addition is considered as the first level, multiplication as the second, exponents as the third, logarithms the forth, what are the other/next operations/levels?	1	askscience
How can metal be welded together by either high heat from a torch or near absolute zero cold in space, but not in between them?	1	askscience
In the double slit experiment, how are the detectors interacting by recording, but not interacting, when they're not recording?	1	askscience
How does gravity weaken in distance as though it's in three dimensions (inverse square law) even though it's a curvature of the four (including space time)?	1	askscience
Why does gravity follow the inverse square law as though it only related to three dimensions when it also affects the fourth dimension, spacetime?	1	askscience
There are ancient writings we can't translate. Does this mean/show that ultimately messages can be hacker proof (if there are no leaks about the secret code)?	1	askscience
Has DNA analysis been used to determine the most recent common ancestor of humans and chimpanzees (or certain primate species)?	1	askscience
When discussing the possibility of time travel (as depicted in Back to the Future), wouldn't there also be an issue of a perpetual motion device by bringing, say, a solar panel and battery, and then bringing it back after it charged the battery?	1	askscience