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Bystander reacted to berkeman's post in the thread What type of energy is actually stored inside an atom? with
Agree.
After a Mentor discussion, the thread will remain closed. The OP's comments are borderline personal speculation, which we do not allow. -
Thanks, yeah. I have suspected this for quite some time. Good to have it objectively confirmed. Whenever I see one of these...
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Bystander reacted to mfb's post in the thread New person here, where do I post my own personal hypothesis? with Agree.
No website that accepts this is worth a recommendation. You are not the first who thinks they can revolutionize physics based on some...
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Bystander reacted to Borek's post in the thread Why have the number of questions declined over recent years? with Agree.
Several processes - one is that at some point "all questions were already answered", quite often it was enough to google for problem to...
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Bystander reacted to martinbn's post in the thread New person here, where do I post my own personal hypothesis? with Agree.
No, not here.
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Bystander reacted to davenn's post in the thread Mag 7.6 - 73 km ENE of Misawa, Japan, tsunami warning issued with
Informative.
This has been a significant quake and not directly related to the Mw9.1 megathrust quake that occurred on 11 March 2011 at 05:46 UTC... -
Bystander reacted to Andy Resnick's post in the thread The Secrets of Prof. Verschure's Rosetta Stones with
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Carbonatite, Fen complex. The Fen Complex experienced pluri-metasomatic processes consisting of at least two main phases of... -
Bystander reacted to DEvens's post in the thread Correct statement about random process of radioactive decay with Agree.
It's a multiple choice question. Usually you are advised to look for the "most correct" answer. Ordinarily multiple choice are for cases...
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At some point search for better solutions becomes quackery.
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Bystander reacted to jbriggs444's post in the thread Correct statement about random process of radioactive decay with Agree.
An exponential distribution is an exponential distribution. The only difference is scale. I suspect that you are comparing the elapsed...
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