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If gravity turns out not to be a fundamental force, might the Standard Model already be the "final theory" that physicists are searching for?

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Listening to the BBC I heard a professor make the offhand remark that people did not know how to swim in the Bronze Age. Is there any truth to this statement?

7 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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In Relativity Theory, we are told that time is relative and that there is no "master clock" for the Universe, and yet it is commonly stated that the Universe is 13.7 billion years old. How can both of these statements be true?

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Who looted the Egyptian royal tombs?

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Is there any truth to the story that Hitler would let former Communists join the Nazi Party, but would reject Social Democrats, etc. because he thought he could "turn" Communists to the opposite extreme, but didn't think he could influence moderates in the same way?

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Why are there zero-calorie sodas but not, say, zero-calorie cupcakes?

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Why was the old Imperial bureaucracy in Japan divided into Left, Right and Middle sections? Did they actually have different functions, or were they just ceremonial titles?

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What sort of mineral resources are known to exist on the moon, other planets and asteroids?

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Who was Emery Heywood?

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What are some implications of the recent paper showing that either the Wave Function is a real object (not just a mathematical convenience), or Entanglement is not just limited to particles that were once co-located?

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If gravity turns out not to be a fundamental force, might the Standard Model already be the "final theory" that physicists are searching for?	11	askscience
Listening to the BBC I heard a professor make the offhand remark that people did not know how to swim in the Bronze Age. Is there any truth to this statement?	7	AskHistorians
In Relativity Theory, we are told that time is relative and that there is no "master clock" for the Universe, and yet it is commonly stated that the Universe is 13.7 billion years old. How can both of these statements be true?	7	askscience
Who looted the Egyptian royal tombs?	6	AskHistorians
Is there any truth to the story that Hitler would let former Communists join the Nazi Party, but would reject Social Democrats, etc. because he thought he could "turn" Communists to the opposite extreme, but didn't think he could influence moderates in the same way?	5	AskHistorians
Why are there zero-calorie sodas but not, say, zero-calorie cupcakes?	5	askscience
Why was the old Imperial bureaucracy in Japan divided into Left, Right and Middle sections? Did they actually have different functions, or were they just ceremonial titles?	5	AskHistorians
What sort of mineral resources are known to exist on the moon, other planets and asteroids?	3	askscience
Who was Emery Heywood?	3	AskHistorians
What are some implications of the recent paper showing that either the Wave Function is a real object (not just a mathematical convenience), or Entanglement is not just limited to particles that were once co-located?	1	askscience