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Is density/protons/neutrons defining atoms' physical properties and electroncs defining chemical properties?

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Just read that many birds die from shock , as well as perfectly healthy people. Obviously shock is defensive , but why doesn't the body have a "limit" , so you don't get shocked "too much" ?

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Can somebody give me a brief description of quantum mechanics? I've read a lot of effects , interactions and theories , but I cannot group it and make a conclusion

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Does anybody have information about quantum mechanics and neurons? I've read they are in quantum position and consciousness information might never cease.

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Is there any polar/slightly polar food? And if so , does it taste good when microwaved?

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Sometimes , especially when I am really tired , my eyeball somehow tickles my inner eye and I can't focus. Is there a term for this?

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How can WiFi routers send data to more users with one frequency? Why can't I "read" WiFi data from users when they login and see the password?

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Do touch nerves work using the piezoelectric effect?

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How can you measure speed faster than c? Sensors use electric current , and electrons are slow. Not to mention all the relativity and laws that make clock setting right difficult. Do they substract all the "lags"?

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Where does energy go when something moves on a flat surface?

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Is density/protons/neutrons defining atoms' physical properties and electroncs defining chemical properties?	3
Just read that many birds die from shock , as well as perfectly healthy people. Obviously shock is defensive , but why doesn't the body have a "limit" , so you don't get shocked "too much" ?	1
Can somebody give me a brief description of quantum mechanics? I've read a lot of effects , interactions and theories , but I cannot group it and make a conclusion	1
Does anybody have information about quantum mechanics and neurons? I've read they are in quantum position and consciousness information might never cease.	1
Is there any polar/slightly polar food? And if so , does it taste good when microwaved?	1
Sometimes , especially when I am really tired , my eyeball somehow tickles my inner eye and I can't focus. Is there a term for this?	1
How can WiFi routers send data to more users with one frequency? Why can't I "read" WiFi data from users when they login and see the password?	1
Do touch nerves work using the piezoelectric effect?	0
How can you measure speed faster than c? Sensors use electric current , and electrons are slow. Not to mention all the relativity and laws that make clock setting right difficult. Do they substract all the "lags"?	0
Where does energy go when something moves on a flat surface?	0