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Force of gravity can be modeled as inertial movement in bent time-space. Can electrostatic force be likewise modeled as inertial movement in something?

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What exactly prevents the animals who don't breed in captivity from breeding in captivity?

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Does cracking your neck or jaw work by the same physiological principle as cracking your knuckles?

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If rainbows are full circle if seen from behind, and their spectra extend beyond visible light, what 'color'\frequency is the center of a rainbow?

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When teaching neural networks to classify things, why is it advised to have the same amount of examples in each category?

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Are there any symptomatic remedies for autism?

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When exposure to sunlight controls melatonin production, does the body detect sunlight by sight? Would a blind person's metabolism be affected by sunlight?

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Why are antipsychotics used in treating depression?

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Do we know for sure how a game of chess would end, if both players play perfectly?

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If we had access to enough computation power, could we, with today's knowledge, find a room temperature superconductor purely by simulating their behavior, without actual experiments?

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Force of gravity can be modeled as inertial movement in bent time-space. Can electrostatic force be likewise modeled as inertial movement in something?	1	askscience
What exactly prevents the animals who don't breed in captivity from breeding in captivity?	1	askscience
Does cracking your neck or jaw work by the same physiological principle as cracking your knuckles?	1	askscience
If rainbows are full circle if seen from behind, and their spectra extend beyond visible light, what 'color'\frequency is the center of a rainbow?	1	askscience
When teaching neural networks to classify things, why is it advised to have the same amount of examples in each category?	1	askscience
Are there any symptomatic remedies for autism?	1	askscience
When exposure to sunlight controls melatonin production, does the body detect sunlight by sight? Would a blind person's metabolism be affected by sunlight?	1	askscience
Why are antipsychotics used in treating depression?	1	askscience
Do we know for sure how a game of chess would end, if both players play perfectly?	1	askscience
If we had access to enough computation power, could we, with today's knowledge, find a room temperature superconductor purely by simulating their behavior, without actual experiments?	1	askscience