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Would there ever be a natural reason for a chain to break somewhere other than the weakest link?

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Would there ever be a reason why a chain would, naturally, not break at the weakest link?

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Is there any natural cause for a chain to break somewhere other than the weakest link?

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Thoughts?

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As I understand it, a calorie is the amount of energy required to raise a milliliter of water by one degree Celsius. Does having a hydrated body lessen the impact of the calories food provides you?

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If our eyes can't send more than 60 images per second to our brain, how can we feel the difference between a 60 fps monitor and a 120 fps monitor?

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If quantum physics is the study of things so small that classical physics begins to break down, is there a study for things that are unimaginably big?

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Would there ever be a natural reason for a chain to break somewhere other than the weakest link?	1	askscience
Would there ever be a reason why a chain would, naturally, not break at the weakest link?	1	askscience
Is there any natural cause for a chain to break somewhere other than the weakest link?	1	askscience
Thoughts?	1	MarvelSnap
As I understand it, a calorie is the amount of energy required to raise a milliliter of water by one degree Celsius. Does having a hydrated body lessen the impact of the calories food provides you?	1	askscience
If our eyes can't send more than 60 images per second to our brain, how can we feel the difference between a 60 fps monitor and a 120 fps monitor?	1	askscience
If quantum physics is the study of things so small that classical physics begins to break down, is there a study for things that are unimaginably big?	0	askscience