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I'm a professor. Students hate this one simple trick to detect if they used AI to write their assignment.

3711 upvotes • r/ChatGPT

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I just finished 6 hours worth of law school exams today. What is going on in my body to make my brain feel "drained" and my body feel tired despite sitting in a chair the whole time?

48 upvotes • r/askscience

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Ants have taken over my neighborhood. Do different ant colonies adopt each others' pheromone trails? If I destroy those trails, will they "not see" my home?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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If I carefully capture a spider inside of my home, cause it no harm, and release it outside of my home, is it likely to survive?

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When I watch older movies, like the original Star Wars movies, it has a classic look/feel to it that seems timeless. When I view the heavily-CGI prequels, they already look ridiculous and low quality (despite being impressive when I first saw them). Why does CGI's attractiveness degrade with time?

0 upvotes • r/askscience

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I'm a professor. Students hate this one simple trick to detect if they used AI to write their assignment.	3711	ChatGPT
I just finished 6 hours worth of law school exams today. What is going on in my body to make my brain feel "drained" and my body feel tired despite sitting in a chair the whole time?	48	askscience
Ants have taken over my neighborhood. Do different ant colonies adopt each others' pheromone trails? If I destroy those trails, will they "not see" my home?	1	askscience
If I carefully capture a spider inside of my home, cause it no harm, and release it outside of my home, is it likely to survive?	1	askscience
When I watch older movies, like the original Star Wars movies, it has a classic look/feel to it that seems timeless. When I view the heavily-CGI prequels, they already look ridiculous and low quality (despite being impressive when I first saw them). Why does CGI's attractiveness degrade with time?	0	askscience