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If you fell off the plane in high altitude some where above the rural farm plains without a parachute then is it wise to attempt to land in pile of hay stacks to reduce the impact on the human body from free falling to increase chances of your survival?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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I get so annoyed of all the complaints on high difficulties. It's supposed to be be HARD the idea of playing on higher diffculties is to create more of sense of restrictions which is inevitable and eventually makes it no longer fun at somepoint. Not the other way around. I don't see this as a debate

1 upvotes • r/Helldivers

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Could you detect gravitational waves from a computer since most of the time the switches or bits on the hardware are constantly accelerating and decelerating?

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If you fell off the plane in high altitude some where above the rural farm plains without a parachute then is it wise to attempt to land in pile of hay stacks to reduce the impact on the human body from free falling to increase chances of your survival?	1	askscience
I get so annoyed of all the complaints on high difficulties. It's supposed to be be HARD the idea of playing on higher diffculties is to create more of sense of restrictions which is inevitable and eventually makes it no longer fun at somepoint. Not the other way around. I don't see this as a debate	1	Helldivers
Could you detect gravitational waves from a computer since most of the time the switches or bits on the hardware are constantly accelerating and decelerating?	1	askscience