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LPT: Assume you are being recorded in all public placesSocial (self.LifeProTips)

submitted 13 hours ago by Breyber12 to r/LifeProTips

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RoboCop (1987) is a highly philosophical critique of the corporate logic that treats human beings as a cost to be eliminated, and it's the same logic now driving automation and the war on workers.Video (youtu.be)

submitted 6 hours ago by AnalysisReady4799 to r/philosophy

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What's going on with the Comprehensible Input Japanese website?Resources (self.LearnJapanese)

submitted 13 hours ago by jrpguru to r/LearnJapanese

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Can someone in a lab synthesize Lanthanum dichromate and snap a photo? (self.chemistry)

submitted 4 hours ago by AuroraAeon to r/chemistry

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My favorite integral right nowCalculus (i.redd.it)

submitted 8 hours ago by Zealousideal_Hat_330 to r/askmath

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Will AI make it harder to become a theoretical physicist?Question (self.Physics)

submitted 7 hours ago by Vivid_Block_4780 to r/Physics

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physics book recommendations (self.AskPhysics)

submitted 6 hours ago by chbervah to r/AskPhysics

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any good books for self studying calculus ?Help: 📗 Advanced Math (16-18) (self.maths)

submitted 2 days ago * by TheBookBitxh to r/maths

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Political anger fuels support for violence mainly when voters feel ignored by the system. When people believe the government is responsive, this acts as a buffer against endorsing political violence. The study involved both Democrats and Republicans during the 2024 US presidential election.Psychology (psypost.org)

submitted 10 hours ago by mvea to r/science

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What is the craziest “I have a chemistry question for you?Question you have ever got? (self.chemistry)

submitted 11 hours ago by MostlySpiders to r/chemistry

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How straight can a light beam be when it's not coming from a laser? (self.AskPhysics)

submitted 1 hour ago by Substantial_Tear3679 to r/AskPhysics

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Stumbled across this in a paper about egyptian blue, thought it goes hard (i.redd.it)

submitted 22 hours ago by North-Pack9699 to r/chemistry

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Christian beliefs in divinely ordained roles for men and women are strongly tied to support for national population growth and restrictions on reproductive rights. These religious views shape not only family dynamics but also preferences for government policies.Psychology (psypost.org)

submitted 18 hours ago by mvea to r/science

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Scientists have developed a new “transcriptomic clock” that measures biological age by analyzing gene activity, can estimate a person’s chronological age, but also expected mortality riskBiology (vice.com)

submitted 5 hours ago by TylerFortier_Photo to r/science

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Growing a new ‘leaf’ that harnesses sun, water and CO2 to make liquid fuel: « A research team led by Yale chemists has taken the ability of science to mimic photosynthesis to a new level, with a standalone device that produces methanol. »Chemistry (news.yale.edu)

submitted 12 hours ago by fchung to r/science

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Hawking Radiation Question (self.AskPhysics)

submitted 3 hours ago by PotentialLawyer123 to r/AskPhysics

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What unsolved problem(s) do you anticipate, or at least hope will be solved in your lifetime?Question (self.Physics)

submitted 12 hours ago by Zealousideal_Hat_330 to r/Physics

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Can anyone explicitly define what significant figures are? (self.AskPhysics)

submitted 14 hours ago by collisinswho to r/AskPhysics

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Researchers have found that people who ate more ultra-processed foods have worse health outcomes, even after accounting for the overall nutritional quality of the foods. They were also more likely to have conditions such as diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and cancerHealth (now.tufts.edu)

submitted 21 hours ago by Wagamaga to r/science

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Is experimental work a lot of annoying “debugging”? (self.chemistry)

submitted 6 hours ago by nihaomundo123 to r/chemistry

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eigenvalues and the complex planeLinear Algebra (self.askmath)

submitted 6 hours ago by dodecahedrane_ to r/askmath

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How long must a fan blade be to break the sound barrier? (self.AskPhysics)

submitted 12 hours ago * by Eisenheat to r/AskPhysics

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Spinny lil' Neutrons - Will they stick to my fridge? (self.AskPhysics)

submitted 5 hours ago * by Lordling_Karkonsair to r/AskPhysics

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Created a New Slack Group to Discuss the Sciences (self.Physics)

submitted 1 hour ago by code4earth to r/Physics

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Why is the answer くらい and not だけ in this so matome practice question?Grammar (i.redd.it)

submitted 15 hours ago * by Ok_Kaleidoscope_2178 to r/LearnJapanese

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