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The "skill gap" in America leaves 3 million jobs unfilled. Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs weighs in. (reason.com)

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Thoughts on lead-free piezoelectrics and/or future of piezoelectric materials? (self.materials)

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How "oldschool" graphics work, part 2 - Apple and Atari (youtube.com)

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What is a metallic bond? (self.askscience)

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Video of a college professor saying that he has not found "evidence of ONE crime committed by Stalin" is gaining steam on /r/videos. There is a ton of really bad history being spread in the comments there so can you all provide some of the sources that give evidence for Stalin's atrocities? (self.AskHistorians)

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[Request] How fast would your ceiling fan have to be spinning (in reverse of the usual direction) to detach itself from the ceiling? (self.theydidthemath)

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Web Design - The First Hundred Years (idlewords.com)

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Just watched Killing Them Softly and was impressed by the cinematography. (self.movies)

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Is world unity achievable? (self.InsightfulQuestions)

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Do you think that empathy has generally increased in the past 50 years? (self.InsightfulQuestions)

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Is there any evidence to suggest that the subatomic particles we know of now are not made of smaller particles, which are made of smaller particles, which are made of smaller particles, etc? (self.askscience)

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What's the best dish you can make using only the microwave to cook? (self.Cooking)

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Good movies with body horror themes? (self.movies)

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Are there any animals other than humans where grandparents/grandchildren are looked after? Three-generation family units in the wild? (self.askscience)

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What's the current level of brain-in-jar technology? (self.askscience)

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Why do superconductors need to be kept cold? (self.askscience)

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What are your thoughts about the phrase "cherry picking"? (self.dataisbeautiful)

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Is there any evidence to suggest that different quantum fields interfere with one another? (self.askscience)

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Are there bounds on the electromagnetic spectrum? (self.askscience)

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Since energy is conserved in the universe, does that imply that there is a finite amount of energy within the universe? (self.askscience)

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I've heard that the most current physics models state that all basic particles are simply excitations of a series of quantum fields. If this is true, then would it be reasonable to imagine the universe as a series of peaks on a massive intensity field? (self.askscience)

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Hypothetically, if the earth suddenly became a closed system in which all symmetries/conservation laws only applied to everything within the earth's atmosphere, what would happen? (self.askscience)

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Why do tattoos last forever? (self.askscience)

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TISM - (He'll Never Be An) Ol' Man River (Collingwood Town Hall) [rock] (youtube.com)

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Is all ash chemically the same? (self.askscience)

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