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On average, how much money do we lose every year on rounding differences alone?

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Is base 10 the most efficient/easy way for people to do math?

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How do you read the "simplified" molecular structure notations you see everywhere?

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How fast does a standard 12oz drink (like a soda or beer at 40°F, 4.4°C) absorb heat from air at room temperature (70°F, 21°C)?

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If infinite Taylor series can define trigonometric functions, and Euler series are constructed using trigonometric functions as their terms, why are there functions which can be described by Fourier series but not Taylor series?

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In 2007 it was proven that Wolfram's two state, three symbol Turing machine was universal, i.e. that it could compute anything that can be computed. Is there a similarly universal three state, two symbol universal Turing machine out there?

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Air Lenses and the Swan

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Is the universe deterministic?

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How hard is it to build an electron accelerator which exceeds resting mass-energy?

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If a rigid balloon was evacuated, could it potentially float?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
On average, how much money do we lose every year on rounding differences alone?	1	askscience
Is base 10 the most efficient/easy way for people to do math?	1	askscience
How do you read the "simplified" molecular structure notations you see everywhere?	1	askscience
How fast does a standard 12oz drink (like a soda or beer at 40°F, 4.4°C) absorb heat from air at room temperature (70°F, 21°C)?	1	askscience
If infinite Taylor series can define trigonometric functions, and Euler series are constructed using trigonometric functions as their terms, why are there functions which can be described by Fourier series but not Taylor series?	1	askscience
In 2007 it was proven that Wolfram's two state, three symbol Turing machine was universal, i.e. that it could compute anything that can be computed. Is there a similarly universal three state, two symbol universal Turing machine out there?	1	askscience
Air Lenses and the Swan	1	AtomicPorn
Is the universe deterministic?	1	askscience
How hard is it to build an electron accelerator which exceeds resting mass-energy?	0	askscience
If a rigid balloon was evacuated, could it potentially float?	0	askscience