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Bystander reacted to Borek's post in the thread Why VSEPR Theory is not completely theoretically proven? with
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Disclaimer: QM is something I licked 40 years ago as part of the curriculum, it was way too bitter for my taste, so I don't pretend to... -
Here's the place to do a slam dump!
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Bystander reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread High School Probability of blue eyes in Canada's PMs with Agree.
Mark Carney (2025-): Blue Justin Trudeau (2015-2025): Blue Steven Harper (2006-2015): Blue Paul Martin: (2003-2006): Blue Jean Chretien...
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Bystander reacted to Janus's post in the thread Learjet60 (N722BD) Crash near Palm Beach, Florida, US on Nov 1, 2026 with Agree.
Hurricanes are large weather systems with a circular wind pattern. Thunderstorms are smaller, localized and driven by strong updrafts...
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Bystander reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread Stargazing Where are Voyager and Pioneer heading? with Agree.
Just stumbled across this:
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Bystander reacted to haruspex's post in the thread High School Doing more work walking from the pole to the equator with Agree.
Work has to be done in that regard, but does it need to be done by the walker? Assuming the walker does not slide sideways, work is done...
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Speaking of isolated elements as of a source of differences is completely off, they are present in compounds and compounds have...
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Bystander reacted to cronxeh's post in the thread What Makes a Science-Fiction Movie Feel Scientifically Believable? with Agree.
If a movie starts going into how broken the process is, the procurement process, paperwork, red tape, some HR lady named Janice that...
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My cat in front of the screen and resting with her head on the mouse pad. How am I supposed to use the computer?
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I think we've had this one on here before. Never-the-less:
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Bystander reacted to PeroK's post in the thread RIP Sir Patrick Stewart on your journey to the stars with Agree.
I saw him on stage twice. Once as Vladimir, in Waiting for Godot, alongside Ian McKellen, Simon Callow (the best Pozzo I've ever seen)...
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Bystander reacted to Andy Resnick's post in the thread Prof. Verschure's thin section collection from the Fen and Hor localities with Agree.
Magmatic-intrusive-breccia/explosion breccia intruding into country rock, Fen complex. The breccia is matrix supported. Most of the...
