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Why does this 'perpetual motion' machine, based on capillary action and diffusion, not work?

1400 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] Solitary confinement as it currently exists is deemed to be cruel, and thus outlawed. You are a Companion for a living: Someone who keeps those condemned to solitary confinement company any time they wish.

35 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[WP] "Nix" is a superhero that has the ability to reverse time, but only in very brief bursts (thereby 'nix-ing' whatever event just happened and allowing him to change it). Tell us about one or more of the following...

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[WP] An overworked theater actor is cast in multiple live plays at once, and during one performance he accidentally starts saying lines from another play.

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If a dogfight was occurring in a thunderstorm, would lightning attract / distract the heat-seeking missiles?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why does this 'perpetual motion' machine, based on capillary action and diffusion, not work?	1400	askscience
[WP] Solitary confinement as it currently exists is deemed to be cruel, and thus outlawed. You are a Companion for a living: Someone who keeps those condemned to solitary confinement company any time they wish.	35	WritingPrompts
[WP] "Nix" is a superhero that has the ability to reverse time, but only in very brief bursts (thereby 'nix-ing' whatever event just happened and allowing him to change it). Tell us about one or more of the following...	2	WritingPrompts
[WP] An overworked theater actor is cast in multiple live plays at once, and during one performance he accidentally starts saying lines from another play.	1	WritingPrompts
If a dogfight was occurring in a thunderstorm, would lightning attract / distract the heat-seeking missiles?	0	askscience