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What are the common uses of the Myers-Briggs test, and how many of these are supported by psych research?

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I have heard that when Andromeda & Milky Way collide, collisions between stars will be unlikely. But is it likely that planets will be seriously shifted from their previous orbits?

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NYT: "Ohio Execution Using Untested Drug Cocktail Renews the Debate Over Lethal Injections." How exactly would testing be done?

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Is there a book that tells the history of modern astronomy, i.e. how we discovered the size of the galaxy, the masses and compositions of the planets, the locations of local stars ... etc?

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I don't understand the significance of a logical proposition being "well formed." If something is false but well formed, isn't that more like an aesthetic statement -- i.e. "not OBVIOUSLY wrong to the casual observer" ?

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From the perspective of a bacterium, how big is the earth? i.e. can we characterize the amount of physical space that has been available for cells to evolve in

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When Richard Feynman decided to watch the Trinity test through a car windshield instead of through tinted glass, did he expose himself to additional harmful rays?

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With current technology, what is the maximum distance that we have been able to discern individual stars (as opposed to masses of stars in distant galaxies)

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For future astronomers witnessing the collision of our galaxy with Andromeda, will Andromeda's stars move across the sky at a noticeable/measurable speed?

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What does it feel like to breath pure nitrogen gas? How about pure carbon dioxide?

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What are the common uses of the Myers-Briggs test, and how many of these are supported by psych research?	1	askscience
I have heard that when Andromeda & Milky Way collide, collisions between stars will be unlikely. But is it likely that planets will be seriously shifted from their previous orbits?	1	askscience
NYT: "Ohio Execution Using Untested Drug Cocktail Renews the Debate Over Lethal Injections." How exactly would testing be done?	1	askscience
Is there a book that tells the history of modern astronomy, i.e. how we discovered the size of the galaxy, the masses and compositions of the planets, the locations of local stars ... etc?	1	askscience
I don't understand the significance of a logical proposition being "well formed." If something is false but well formed, isn't that more like an aesthetic statement -- i.e. "not OBVIOUSLY wrong to the casual observer" ?	1	askscience
From the perspective of a bacterium, how big is the earth? i.e. can we characterize the amount of physical space that has been available for cells to evolve in	1	askscience
When Richard Feynman decided to watch the Trinity test through a car windshield instead of through tinted glass, did he expose himself to additional harmful rays?	1	askscience
With current technology, what is the maximum distance that we have been able to discern individual stars (as opposed to masses of stars in distant galaxies)	1	askscience
For future astronomers witnessing the collision of our galaxy with Andromeda, will Andromeda's stars move across the sky at a noticeable/measurable speed?	1	askscience
What does it feel like to breath pure nitrogen gas? How about pure carbon dioxide?	1	askscience