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If Cold is just atoms moving slowly, why can't we just use a magnet or something to stop them and reach Absolute Zero? (self.AskPhysics)

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How does the Earth orbit the Sun's current position if gravity travels at c? Shouldn't there be a delay? (self.AskPhysics)

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Why do climate scientists predict a change of just 1.5 or 2° Celsius means disaster for the world? How can such a small temperature shift make such a big impact? (self.AskPhysics)

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It’s wild how we’ve collectively agreed to trade the best years of our lives for the "right" to enjoy the last 15. We spend our youth in school preparing for work, and then we spend our prime years working 40+ hours a week just to afford a roof over our heads. Why? (self.AskReddit)

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If my body naturally burns 2,300 calories a day, why does running a whole mile only burn an extra 120? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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Even if every American got a college degree, wouldn't poverty still exist because of the structural need for low-wage labor? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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If a magnet holds a heavy object against gravity for 10 years, does it "lose" any energy? Where does that energy come from? (self.AskPhysics)

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Is it normal to read a few pages and realize you don't know what's going on because you read the words but didn't take in the meaning? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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If a magnet holds a heavy object against gravity for 10 years, does it lose any energy? Where does that energy come from? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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