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Why isn't Italian classified Modern Latin (considering they are more mutually intelligible than Modern English and Old English)?

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How three of the universal forces are in unified theory.

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What impurities are not removed from water by evaporation and condensation?

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Considering an electron has angular momentum but without the movement associated with it, wouldn't that (possibly/likely) reflect the electron having particles within it (as a proton has three quarks)?

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Since a day is about 23 hours and 56 minutes, how does this not cause clocks (that go on a 24 hour day) and the day to be out of sync?

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Given enough time for it to play out, is it more likely our immune system would evolve to eventually be impervious to a particular virus, or the virus would evolve to be impervious to our immune system?

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What difference does it make whether time is discrete or continuous?

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What are the leading theories on the non-Indo European portion of Proto-Germanic?

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Does time dilation (due to either speed or mass) slow elementary particles?

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How do we know a fundamental particle decaying into another does not reflect/show that it is not actually a fundamental particle?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why isn't Italian classified Modern Latin (considering they are more mutually intelligible than Modern English and Old English)?	21	AskHistorians
How three of the universal forces are in unified theory.	16	askscience
What impurities are not removed from water by evaporation and condensation?	14	askscience
Considering an electron has angular momentum but without the movement associated with it, wouldn't that (possibly/likely) reflect the electron having particles within it (as a proton has three quarks)?	14	askscience
Since a day is about 23 hours and 56 minutes, how does this not cause clocks (that go on a 24 hour day) and the day to be out of sync?	13	askscience
Given enough time for it to play out, is it more likely our immune system would evolve to eventually be impervious to a particular virus, or the virus would evolve to be impervious to our immune system?	13	askscience
What difference does it make whether time is discrete or continuous?	13	askscience
What are the leading theories on the non-Indo European portion of Proto-Germanic?	12	askscience
Does time dilation (due to either speed or mass) slow elementary particles?	11	askscience
How do we know a fundamental particle decaying into another does not reflect/show that it is not actually a fundamental particle?	10	askscience