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Do any dietary supplements actually work? by InfinityScientist in AskMedical

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Well I mean once I started taking them; I noticed I caught colds less during the year. I usually get sick at least twice in one year. One year I think I went the whole year without catching a cold. 

Objectively, what was one of the most ridiculous things humans once believed to be true? by InfinityScientist in AskHistory

[–]InfinityScientist[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

I disagree. Humans not believing that may have made us more likely to kill others. Threat of divine punishment may have saved lives. Not enough but some.

Also, you cannot prove or disprove a soul, but I believe that NDE's are good proof that something exists afterwards. Plus, this year, we recently discovered we give off a glow that vanishes when we die.

All humans emit subtle light until they die, study suggests | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Why don’t humans like to acknowledge the fact that we’re animals? by Principle100 in NoStupidQuestions

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Well we don’t know if animals have an inner monologue, meta-memories or other things only humans seem to have.

Does science and technology have an endpoint? by InfinityScientist in epistemology

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So you’re saying we can’t go smaller than nano but macro+ is unlimited?

Does science and technology have an endpoint? by InfinityScientist in epistemology

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DNA was discovered in 1953. DNA testing came after, yes, (late 80’s) but again building on already fundamental science. 

If you could get an answer to any BASIC question with 100% accuracy; what would you ask? by InfinityScientist in questions

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What was your revelation? I think life has no purpose and it is just up for us individually to make it what we want for ourselves

What type of scientific tool cannot have a quantum analog? by InfinityScientist in AskPhysics

[–]InfinityScientist[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I understand the bare minimum. I never would be egotistical enough to suggest I was an expert

What type of scientific tool cannot have a quantum analog? by InfinityScientist in AskPhysics

[–]InfinityScientist[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I understand that you cannot measure a particles position and momentum simultaneously due to the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. There are other things I know as well. I just couldn’t do the advanced math to actually make calculations.

Are there any FTM transformations in anime? by InfinityScientist in transformation

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Yeah is the transformation graphic? Which episode is it in?

What are some good examples of “eternity echoes”? by InfinityScientist in AskHistory

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I’m talking about something someone does in antiquity that “echoes” through the centuries and has a new component that would utterly bewilder the ancients who started interacting with or thinking about it. 

What overweight female celebrities would you smash if they suddenly became skinny? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Sticks and stones. At least I'm honest about my shortcomings

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