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    The Illusion of Free Will: A Scientific Perspective

    Jumping in, hi. The disconnect is that you don't seem to see that those are different events. It is not a recreation of the first event in any way, because it occurred at a different time (a few seconds later) under different circumstances (you have memory of moving the cup, it will have some...
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    Solving 0.999999999... in Fractional Form

    Another way to prove this that may help you understand is if take x=.9r, and multiply by 10, u get 10x=9.9r. if you then take 10x-x, u'd get 9x=9, therefore x=1 and 1=.9r.
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    Imagine two high-voltage-masts/poles

    im going to clarify for soem ppl who are waaaaay overdoing this. the poles are 25m high. the cable is 18 m long. when its hanging, it goes 9m down from one pole, then 9m up to connect to the top of the other, so that its hanging at its lowest part 16m off the ground. therefore the poles are no...
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    The Advantage of Both: A Game of Wallets

    I'm going to think outside the box here. what if one person has a $100 dollar bill but the other person has...oh let's say a $5 bill, some quarters and a few ones. One person would have more money in value, but the other person would have more money in..well quantity of objects. so whose...
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    Just wondering, why are some atoms radioactive and others not?

    radioactive atoms are isotopes with a certain number of excess neutrons that they "radiate" those neutrons, and give them off slowly. any atom can become a radioactive isotope by just gaining nuetrons.
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