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Is there a comprehensive article\overview about how the Internet helped the process of science in our society?

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If I were stranded in the middle of the ocean with no supplies and had to survive as long as possible, would it be better for me to drink the sea water, or suffer from thirst?

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If we accept the possible, but novel and unverified theories, like String Theory, as true, what new and interesting things could we tell about the inside of the Black Hole?

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So gravitational waves are a thing. Can there be a gravitational laser?

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If laws of physics are time-reversible, what would happen if we reverse time until the Big Bang, and then some?

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Conservation of charge is neat, but it doesn't, strictly speaking, state that the total charge that is conserved has to be any specific number. What is the entire Universe's total charge?

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In mathematical logic, can we consider isomorphic entities to be the same entity? (explanation inside)

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Is the wave-particle duality meaningful outside its historical context of knowing about particles first and coming to waves later? Right now it seems that all the experiments are consistent with things just being unambiguously waves.

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Had it ever happened, that a theorem was proved, accepted, and used in practical applications, only to later be discovered false due to an error in the proof that nobody noticed?

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Is the Halting Problem algorithmically solvable, if we only care about TMs with less than N states, for some aribtrary but fixed N? (memory tape is still allowed to be infinite)

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Is there a comprehensive article\overview about how the Internet helped the process of science in our society?	1	askscience
If I were stranded in the middle of the ocean with no supplies and had to survive as long as possible, would it be better for me to drink the sea water, or suffer from thirst?	1	askscience
If we accept the possible, but novel and unverified theories, like String Theory, as true, what new and interesting things could we tell about the inside of the Black Hole?	1	askscience
So gravitational waves are a thing. Can there be a gravitational laser?	1	askscience
If laws of physics are time-reversible, what would happen if we reverse time until the Big Bang, and then some?	1	askscience
Conservation of charge is neat, but it doesn't, strictly speaking, state that the total charge that is conserved has to be any specific number. What is the entire Universe's total charge?	1	askscience
In mathematical logic, can we consider isomorphic entities to be the same entity? (explanation inside)	1	askscience
Is the wave-particle duality meaningful outside its historical context of knowing about particles first and coming to waves later? Right now it seems that all the experiments are consistent with things just being unambiguously waves.	1	askscience
Had it ever happened, that a theorem was proved, accepted, and used in practical applications, only to later be discovered false due to an error in the proof that nobody noticed?	1	askscience
Is the Halting Problem algorithmically solvable, if we only care about TMs with less than N states, for some aribtrary but fixed N? (memory tape is still allowed to be infinite)	1	askscience