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Friend on FB began posting some nasty anti-Semitic claims, may I please have a reality check on his statements? The post in question said that Jewish people were a small portion of the population, but controlled all banking assets and 70 percent of the courts.

150 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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What happens if you inhale a piece of food into your lungs?

65 upvotes • r/askscience

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Once a neural network is trained for a task, is there any way to examine the network to give insight into how to traditionally think up and write an equation to do the same task, or is it fairly black-box?

18 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why do beginning weight-lifters experience "beginner gains" (make huge advances that later taper off into slow steady gains)?

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Friend on Facebook basically said that the Jewish peoples were actually trying to take over after WWI. Were they really the 5% who controlled 70% of the courts and gov't, and 100% of the banks? Reality check please?

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Is there a branch of science that studies innovation?

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Where there ever pretty well-known historical accounts of events that later turned out to be lies created by people of the time? Maybe to save face or something? How often does that happen?

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Does 'snapping' a punch or 'following through' deal more damage?

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Do mathematicians ever use different bases, or is this something that only ever comes about because of practical applications (e.g. computing)?

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For every neural network trained to do a task, must there be a possible conventional equation that accepts the same inputs, produces the same outputs?

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Friend on FB began posting some nasty anti-Semitic claims, may I please have a reality check on his statements? The post in question said that Jewish people were a small portion of the population, but controlled all banking assets and 70 percent of the courts.	150	AskHistorians
What happens if you inhale a piece of food into your lungs?	65	askscience
Once a neural network is trained for a task, is there any way to examine the network to give insight into how to traditionally think up and write an equation to do the same task, or is it fairly black-box?	18	askscience
Why do beginning weight-lifters experience "beginner gains" (make huge advances that later taper off into slow steady gains)?	15	askscience
Friend on Facebook basically said that the Jewish peoples were actually trying to take over after WWI. Were they really the 5% who controlled 70% of the courts and gov't, and 100% of the banks? Reality check please?	2	AskHistorians
Is there a branch of science that studies innovation?	1	askscience
Where there ever pretty well-known historical accounts of events that later turned out to be lies created by people of the time? Maybe to save face or something? How often does that happen?	1	AskHistorians
Does 'snapping' a punch or 'following through' deal more damage?	1	askscience
Do mathematicians ever use different bases, or is this something that only ever comes about because of practical applications (e.g. computing)?	1	askscience
For every neural network trained to do a task, must there be a possible conventional equation that accepts the same inputs, produces the same outputs?	1	askscience