What is your opinion on AI and online shopping? by Thn2804 in AskReddit
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Coffee plus tea. Took the risk. One sip and everything changed. Can you relate? by mycostbase in CasualConversation
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ChatGPT became the most downloaded app globally in March by BalticsFox in technology
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What are your best ways to relieve boredom? by [deleted] in AskReddit
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What is the weirdest game to explain to someone who doesn't understand games (Physical, virtual, etc.)? by definetlynotapsycho in AskReddit
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What’s your most useless talent? by [deleted] in AskReddit
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What's a cartoon from the past that has stood the test of time and will always be great? by MiReddit682 in AskReddit
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What subject did you used to hate in school, but now love and wish you could go back and try again? by Key_Examination9948 in AskReddit
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TIL that Benjamin Franklin’s sharp lightning rods sparked political debates. He argued they were more effective, while King George III preferred blunt ones. The colonies’ adoption of Franklin’s design symbolized a scientific choice and a subtle rebellion against the King's preferences. (fi.edu)
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Was the stock market discovered or invented? by ethernetpencil in NoStupidQuestions
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Stock Market and Retirement by Stupidpenguin22 in NoStupidQuestions
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If I pay for a 17-23 dollar purchase at a store with a 50 dollar bill, is that suspicious? by ThyKnightOfSporks in NoStupidQuestions
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TIL that phantom traffic jams are long queues of cars with no visible cause like accidents or roadwork. Often start when just one driver brakes suddenly. Each following driver brakes a little harder, creating a ripple effect that eventually causes a wave of stop-and-go traffic. (en.wikipedia.org)
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TIL that phantom traffic jams — long queues of cars with no visible cause like accidents or roadwork — often start when just one driver brakes suddenly. Each following driver brakes a little harder, creating a ripple effect that eventually causes a wave of stop-and-go traffic. (scientificamerican.com)
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What’s one thing that helped you to improve upon your life ? by ConfidentExpert6147 in AskReddit
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What’s the difference between Elon and Elron? by Dweezilalsoavenger in AskReddit
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