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Can a signed work policy prohibit an employee from discussing wages in Manitoba?

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Solar panels: Would a more efficient solar technology help or is the energy / area received by the Earth the major limitation?

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I read in an old children's book growing up that the tongue is one of the strongest muscles in the body because it's used all the time. Is there any truth to this?

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How does science view the issue of gender?

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What's the warmest air temperature (atmospheric pressure, no wind) an average naked human would die of hypothermia in?

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Say I donate blood. How precisely must that blood's temperature be regulated until it's used? Is it susceptible to damage or breakdown from a bit of extra heat/cold?

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Regarding CPU hyperthreading architecture: Does it make sense for a physical CPU core to have more than 2 "logical CPUs"? What prevents, say, a 4-core, 12-thread CPU from existing, rather than a 4-core, 8-thread?

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Does a single molecule of a substance have a "state of matter" (solid, liquid, gas, plasma, etc.)?

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How close have humans gotten to achieving abiogenesis (something we'd typically call life resulting from what we would typically call non-living substances)? What recent progress has been made in this field?

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[WP] Every mammal and reptile on Earth suddenly has a cognitive ability only slightly below humans. You're apprenticing to be a zookeeper.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can a signed work policy prohibit an employee from discussing wages in Manitoba?	1	legaladvicecanada
Solar panels: Would a more efficient solar technology help or is the energy / area received by the Earth the major limitation?	1	askscience
I read in an old children's book growing up that the tongue is one of the strongest muscles in the body because it's used all the time. Is there any truth to this?	1	askscience
How does science view the issue of gender?	1	askscience
What's the warmest air temperature (atmospheric pressure, no wind) an average naked human would die of hypothermia in?	1	askscience
Say I donate blood. How precisely must that blood's temperature be regulated until it's used? Is it susceptible to damage or breakdown from a bit of extra heat/cold?	1	askscience
Regarding CPU hyperthreading architecture: Does it make sense for a physical CPU core to have more than 2 "logical CPUs"? What prevents, say, a 4-core, 12-thread CPU from existing, rather than a 4-core, 8-thread?	1	askscience
Does a single molecule of a substance have a "state of matter" (solid, liquid, gas, plasma, etc.)?	1	askscience
How close have humans gotten to achieving abiogenesis (something we'd typically call life resulting from what we would typically call non-living substances)? What recent progress has been made in this field?	1	askscience
[WP] Every mammal and reptile on Earth suddenly has a cognitive ability only slightly below humans. You're apprenticing to be a zookeeper.	1	WritingPrompts