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Why is it so computationally intensive to simulate a human brain?

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Can equations that model motion (eg. F=ma) be derived from first principle, ground-up?

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Are the many different “phases” of ice metastable?

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How do we know that time is an inherent property of our universe rather than a sort of arbitrary construct?

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Do the Einstein Field Equations show that intrinsic properties of the universe can be mathematically determined?

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Are there any somewhat credible or reasonable theories as to why there is “something” instead of nothing? (Something meaning the universe)

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Does lightning travel over surfaces or on them sometimes instead of going through an object or into the ground?

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What is the dielectric breakdown strength of the Earth? More specifically, what is the required potential difference between two points on opposite ends of the Earth to create an electric arc?

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How does a material’s composition relate to its conductivity and how does its geometry increase or lessen this?

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At 0 Kelvin do electrons also stop moving/vibrating? What about their spin?

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Why is it so computationally intensive to simulate a human brain?	1	askscience
Can equations that model motion (eg. F=ma) be derived from first principle, ground-up?	1	askscience
Are the many different “phases” of ice metastable?	1	askscience
How do we know that time is an inherent property of our universe rather than a sort of arbitrary construct?	1	askscience
Do the Einstein Field Equations show that intrinsic properties of the universe can be mathematically determined?	1	askscience
Are there any somewhat credible or reasonable theories as to why there is “something” instead of nothing? (Something meaning the universe)	1	askscience
Does lightning travel over surfaces or on them sometimes instead of going through an object or into the ground?	1	askscience
What is the dielectric breakdown strength of the Earth? More specifically, what is the required potential difference between two points on opposite ends of the Earth to create an electric arc?	1	askscience
How does a material’s composition relate to its conductivity and how does its geometry increase or lessen this?	1	askscience
At 0 Kelvin do electrons also stop moving/vibrating? What about their spin?	1	askscience