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[WP] When you look in a mirror, instead of seeing your reflection you see a reflection of something that happened or will happen in front of this mirror.

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I think this is from some OST, probably a video game but could also be a show or a film

1 upvotes • r/NameThatSong

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Why aren't drinks that use sodium- and potassium-based sweeteners salty?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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What are the advantages of using semi-synchronous orbits for satellites?

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This is stuck in my head and i can’t figure out where i heard it

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How don’t you get air bubbles in your blood when wounded?

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If measuring a qubit’s state causes it to collapse into one of the possible states, how is running a quantum computation different from running a classical computation with a random input?

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Why is it that you can puff just one of your cheeks, but you can only pull in both of them?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[WP] When you look in a mirror, instead of seeing your reflection you see a reflection of something that happened or will happen in front of this mirror.	6	WritingPrompts
I think this is from some OST, probably a video game but could also be a show or a film	1	NameThatSong
Why aren't drinks that use sodium- and potassium-based sweeteners salty?	1	askscience
What are the advantages of using semi-synchronous orbits for satellites?	1	askscience
This is stuck in my head and i can’t figure out where i heard it	1	NameThatSong
How don’t you get air bubbles in your blood when wounded?	1	askscience
If measuring a qubit’s state causes it to collapse into one of the possible states, how is running a quantum computation different from running a classical computation with a random input?	1	askscience
Why is it that you can puff just one of your cheeks, but you can only pull in both of them?	1	askscience