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Why is it that the more viscous a liquid, the more sticky it is? More importantly, how does "sticky" work?

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[Sociology/related] I've become curious, why is it generally accepted among a group of people for religious people to voice their opinion, but it is considered rude to offer a rebuttal, even when also quoting scriptures?

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Was the amount of rubble left behind by the twin towers normal?

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Why do I have to wait for new movies/effects to consider the old effects bad?

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I experienced something strange recently, and would like to know if it has a scientific name.

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What is the unpleasant feeling when water goes up your nose called, and what is it's purpose?

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If an entire city was shrunk down to a small size, and then carried in an airtight container and flown at light speed, what would happen?

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As time progresses and science advances, theories become more complex and it becomes necessary to know more and more information to keep relevant. What happens when there is more information than a person can learn in a lifetime?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why is it that the more viscous a liquid, the more sticky it is? More importantly, how does "sticky" work?	5
[Sociology/related] I've become curious, why is it generally accepted among a group of people for religious people to voice their opinion, but it is considered rude to offer a rebuttal, even when also quoting scriptures?	1
Was the amount of rubble left behind by the twin towers normal?	1
Why do I have to wait for new movies/effects to consider the old effects bad?	1
I experienced something strange recently, and would like to know if it has a scientific name.	0
What is the unpleasant feeling when water goes up your nose called, and what is it's purpose?	0
If an entire city was shrunk down to a small size, and then carried in an airtight container and flown at light speed, what would happen?	0
As time progresses and science advances, theories become more complex and it becomes necessary to know more and more information to keep relevant. What happens when there is more information than a person can learn in a lifetime?	0