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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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Is paper draft dead? (AUS)

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

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

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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	Subreddit	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	askscience
[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	askscience
Is paper draft dead? (AUS)	1	magicTCG
Why do I have to wait for new movies/effects to consider the old effects bad?	1	askscience
Was the amount of rubble left behind by the twin towers normal?	1	askscience
I experienced something strange recently, and would like to know if it has a scientific name.	0	askscience
What is the unpleasant feeling when water goes up your nose called, and what is it's purpose?	0	askscience
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	askscience
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	askscience