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Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-18 07:47:41
Social Science
Adderall has no effect on me whatsoever. Why?
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I was out last night and decided to try Adderall for the first time. Being a newb I snorted only 5 mg of a 20 mg orange capsule. Didn’t feel anything so I took a whole pill orally. An hour later I didn’t feel anything so I took another 20 mg pill orally. Didn’t feel anything so I snorted another 20 mg and nothing!...
Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-18 07:20:11
Social Science
If there was a tube with water sealed into it, hanging vertically and you released a small ball into the tube, would it float to the top?
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So say you have a tube with water sealed in it hanging upside down. Its small enough that water wont escape out the bottom. Then you use some small implement to push a very small float up the tube to where the water begins and into the water. Would the float actually float upwards?
Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-18 06:30:56
Social Science
Does an electron look like a sphere?
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i always read that an in an atom, the electron is a probability cloud. but the electron is a particle, and it has mass, so the gravity that acts on it pulls each direction equally, making it spherical the way i understand it, the "probability cloud" is a description of the position of the electron, and...
Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-18 05:58:35
Social Science
How do seasons work at the equator?
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i've lived in Colorado my entire life, and we have very distinct and unmistakable seasons. its absolutely beautiful up here in this temperamental bipolar state to the point that i cant pick a favorite season..... but that leaves me wondering what it is like living ON THE EQUATOR? doesnt the sun do a zig zag...
Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-18 05:11:43
Social Science
Is it certain that matter is non-deterministic on a quantum scale?
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Does the present understanding of quantum mechanics conclusively demonstrate that subatomic particles actually behave probabilistically? Or could it be the case that their behavior is as deterministic as billiard balls, but much more exotic, and at present the best math we have to describe them is probabilistic? It...