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AskReddit/crw9adx
38n33w
What single movie have you seen the most times?
A Knight's Tale. My little brother and I used to put it on in our room and fall asleep to it every night during high school. We've hit play well over 100 times. Start to finish maybe 50 or 60 times. Time very well spent.
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explainlikeimfive/cls18g3
2l6zcf
Why does it take longer for something to cook in the oven than in the microwave?
Microwaves heat up food by emitting microwaves that penetrate the food, bump into a water molecule, and make it jiggle. Jiggling water produces heat, which cooks the food. Ovens heat up food by heating up the air, and then the air bumps into the food, which eventually cooks it. The heat from an oven has to start at the...
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explainlikeimfive/eq7lrez
bxkroq
Why do name brand car dealerships have so many cars and trucks in their lot?
A dealership can't have even one of every configuration of car that the manufacturer makes. If you want a red car with leather seats and a V6 engine, that's what they need to sell you a car. Having a blue one or a V4 red one won't close the deal. One of the most difficult parts of being a dealer is correctly picking th...
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AskReddit/cqg2t9o
32zez2
How does one get involved in local politics ?
Choose a party, go to the county's or city's local party website and sign up for events or ask to volunteer. Most politics flows through the party in terms of organization. So even if you don't 100% agree with them, you can find people you like the most this way.
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AskReddit/ejryd5o
b7ibmm
If one cancelled TV show made a return for just one season and resolved plot threads, which one would it be and why?
Limitless. Got cancelled after one season but had so much potential. I'm honestly surprised someone like SyFy Orwell one of the streaming services didn't pick it up and continue making new seasons.
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AskReddit/coop6dz
2w8zsw
If our nose grew every time we lied, what profession would have the longest noses?
Definitely help desk. They could never see your nose growing to know you're lying, so you're protected from their immediate disbelief and thus can lie effectively. It wouldn't even be big lies. It would be the little lies where you make up some explanation for why rebooting fixed that problem (Honest answer: God if I k...
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AskReddit/e2ildqp
8zgq3y
What film/book had a great premise but an awful execution?
H2O by Virginia Bergin. The premise is that the world is being destroyed by a microbe in the water supply. Any contaminated water, including precipitation, causes immediate degradation of flesh and eventually death. Only .27% of the population survived. It's the story of a girl trying to reunite with her family. What c...
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AskReddit/enntdrf
bp2oq0
What is something those of you who are depressed would like those who aren't depressed to know about?
just because we can't specifically give you a reason why we're depressed doesn't mean it's not real. for so long and still to this day i feel guilty for being depressed when i really have a great life. it sucks
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AskReddit/d3ddxq1
4ka8f5
How do pre-mainstream internet users feel about the internet now being the mainstream?
One of the best parts about mainstream Internet is modern media. I spent the 80s and 90s dealing with tape-hungry cassette players, skipping disc players, waiting around and sitting through commercials, etc. Continuously (and inexpensively) streaming on-demand, commercial-free media seamlessly across several devices fe...
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AskReddit/c6iukyd
112lq5
How many bachelors in their 40s or 50s are still happy and think they made the right choice?
Settle when you are 24 and broke and deal with the consequences. Settle when you're 45 and loaded and deal with different consequences. Either way you are settling. Better strategy is to be happy with yourself and not worry about it. If you fill your life with happiness the women show up on their own. The only sad bach...
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AskReddit/ccd3lhf
1mvvf7
If you could make changes to the English language, which improvements would you make?
Make it simple. The English language is easily one of the most complicated languages yet due to its odd rules. Silent letters, synonyms, weird pronunciations, very few other languages have any of these. Take Japanese as an example. Everything follows a strict alphabet and words are pronounced exactly as they are spelle...
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AskReddit/d1f7utc
4c5kvv
What are some tips to get over an ex-spouse who is also a co-worker (can't change job) and who you're obviously not over yet?
I did/am doing this. Cut all contact. ALL! For any reason they are not to come into your work area. None. It sounds childish, but, turn your head when they walk by. It just makes you upset to see them. Seriously, I wear ear plugs so I can't hear them, laugh, complain or speak at all. Don't know what they are doing. Wha...
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explainlikeimfive/dt3r37h
7scn6m
Why is it hard to read books, but easy to surf the web for hours?
Searching for the same answer. Books have always been a huge part of my life. But lately the idea of committing myself to starting one gives me anxiety. So instead I read short things on the internet. Same thing with starting new long TV series. It’s easier to start something you know will end soon and give the closure...
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AskReddit/cb490kt
1igjro
What's something that makes life so much easier, but that hardly anyone knows about?
Pro tip for people going to college this year that will make life so much easier. Study all throughout the year, not just when you have a test, even if its reviewing your notes after class for like 20 minutes to an hour. When you actually bunker down to study before the test (not waiting until the last minute of course...
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AskReddit/ehsl6vk
axc7uv
What's the best way to help a family member with a drug problem?
My sisters are both addicts. One is 29 with no teeth, the other used to have a really bad heroin problem, not sure if she still does. I’m sure she doesn’t say no if it’s offered to her. Both will do anything you hand them. Both have 2 daughters each that have been taken by the state. My mom was an alcoholic and drank h...
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AskReddit/ddwddm5
5urvgr
What does English sound like to non-English speakers?
I remember when I was young and I heard people talking English on the TV or on the Radio (my mother language is German), it sounded extremely cool and I wanted to learn it. And to this day I still have the same opinion about it lol
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AskReddit/db9ck53
5il90c
What are some good Askreddit threads to binge on?
Lots of good threads have been linked, but I always liked looking up general themes for threads with stories. Searching keywords like "roommate" "teacher" or "customer" in askreddit will bring of hundreds of threads with thousands of different stories. I don't mind questions getting repeated so long as the answers don'...
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AskReddit/dx017q2
8anfwk
Is it okay to tell your friends when they are being selfish, what if they ask for your opinion?
You'll learn a lot about your friends by how they react to you being honest with them. In my opinion, blind loyalty is an archaic and unrealistic characteristic of friendship, truth and values are much more important. If you are a good person, and you love them, you'll find yourself compelled to be honest with them. If...
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AskReddit/chtp8iy
26r71v
What's the best thing you or someone else has yelled at a movie theater?
Ice cave scene from Cliffhanger, Sylvester Stallone finishes a fight by lifting his opponent above his head and impaling the guy on an icicle. Blood and dirt everywhere, Stallone's face is bruised and bloodied. Dramatic music which crescendoed during the whole scene then goes silent at the climax of the fight. Camera f...
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AskReddit/eg6jna4
ap8tfs
What is your best blackout drunk story?
Some friends found my cat run over, and brought it to me and managed to wake me, but I swore it wasn't my cat, so one of them took it home and took it the vet the next morning. The vet then called to say they had my cat, so glad that I was so blackout drunk that I can't remember seeing him dead.
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AskReddit/dp0uup2
79chc1
Who was the "legendary" teacher in your highschool, and why?
God, this question made me tear up a bit just thinking about it. I was twelve years old, going to this common suburban school where absolutely nothing ever happened. It was the night of the Prom, I was taking Kelly McMaster (sorry, just really getting all the nostalgia now), and my woodshop teacher Mr. Nester, was aski...
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explainlikeimfive/cdghjn2
1qu285
What happens inside the body during diarrhea?
This can happen a couple of ways. When you have substances in your intestine that aren't being readily absorbed into the body, the concentration of the substances is higher in the intestine. Water flows from areas of low concentration to high concentration, so when there is a greater amount of a substance in your intes...
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AskReddit/eq1h8z3
bwygzw
What's an idiom unique to your country and what does it mean?
I just googled a list because I honestly didn’t know any idioms unique to America. Here’s some of what I found. “Break a leg” = good luck. “Call it a day” = leave or finish a task. “Get the hang of it” = become better at something. “Two peas in a pod” = two people who are best friends or really close. Not sure how accu...
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explainlikeimfive/erl2ddu
c2mbfh
Why is the pressure at the center of the earth higher than on the surface?
Pressure is stuff pushing on you. If you stand on a chair vs hold a chair above your head there is a big different in amount of stuff pushing down on you (one chairs worth). At the center of the earth there is one earths worth of stuff pushing down on you.
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askscience/c1fp7e7
fg7yu
What exactly are sparks?
Sparks are heated particles of material. They are created due to friction between two objects which generates an enormous amount of heat and flakes off particles that glow hot. Also, no, not all sparks should be classified as fire. Electrical sparks are caused when a material is saturated with high energy electrons tha...
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AskReddit/c3in9yi
onsob
Can someone explain why the MegaUpload shutdown could even happen?
Basically, what can happen is that an ISP receives a complaint that a site is infringing copyrighted materials under SOPA, with a request that the ISP shut down the site. The ISP does not need to receive a court order, or have any real proof. At this point, the ISP can decide to leave it, investigate, or shut it down. ...
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explainlikeimfive/cb4d1x4
1ifh0t
What does Diplomatic Immunity actually mean?
Let's say the US normalizes relations with North Korea, and you get to be ambassador. How safe would you feel, going to an unfriendly country like that, knowing that if you upset the dictator, he can legally have you imprisoned or even killed, merely on his whim. Do you think you could effectively represent the United ...
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askscience/c3e2y4d
o3k68
Why do we switch to hemoglobin that is less efficient at taking oxygen as a fetus to adults?
Everyone's already given a correct answer, but I thought I'd chime in with how I explain it to the classes I teach. Imagine hemoglobin is Scrooge, and oxygen is money. Scrooge really really really likes money and thus, doesn't give any of his to anyone else. This is a bad thing because everyone else needs the money. Sa...
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AskReddit/c4pjpik
ttcb3
What would the advantages/disadvantages be to an underground house?
It is extremely possible. Cheaper, I would go with not initially. In fact you probably would not benefit financially from the house/structure. A few things to consider however. 1) Earth is a great insulation material, and anything underground tends to keep a more consistent temperature year round. This would help to lo...
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AskReddit/dpqekvu
7cjola
What are the best/worst things to do while going through a breakup?
Going through one right now. Best: Just take it day by day. Wake up tomorrow and try to make the best out of the day, focus on something else. Worst: Dwell on the past for too long. It's healthy to understand what went wrong but ruminating on everything will get you no where. Unfortunately time travel is not possible. ...
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AskReddit/e7z1lc5
9p4jxk
What TV show is winding down that you are really not ready to part ways with?
I haven't watched for years, but I don't know if I'll ever be ready for a world without new Simpsons episodes on TV. There are people pushing 30 who've lived with that show on their entire lives.
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AskReddit/c4j89nv
t3iyn
If you could go back 10-20 years knowing what you know now, what would you do differently if anything?
it would be hard, but i think i would really think about doing it. i would totally do it if like after a month i could change my mind. Edit: to be more clear: i would think about going back in time, but if it turns out to be a huge pain (reliving 10 years of my life) i'd like the option to bail
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AskReddit/cfmozaf
1ypyi5
Should I tell the girl i've been in love with for 2 years which also is one of my best friends that I have feelings for after i've showered?
If you don't tell her, you will regret it for the rest of your life. I always go by the rule of picking the choice which I will regret least. If I were you I'd go for it. If she rejects you, you can get over her and probably stay friends. If not, you've probably just made the best decision in your life. Also, you'd bet...
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AskReddit/c4p4ume
tri0w
Who would you bring back from the dead, in order to show them how successful they became after they died?
Jesus Christ. I would bring him back both to show him that entire nations follow his teachings and to show him the horrors and bigotry people have committed in his name. I feel that he would be disappointed and maybe smarten a few people up.
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explainlikeimfive/csncftq
3blnl2
How can a company like Amscot offer money orders for free but a bank like Bank of America charges $10?
Bank of America, like most banks, doesn't need a single penny of the various service fees. That said, as long as people are willing to pay those fees and keep banking with them, they see no reason to stop this practice.
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explainlikeimfive/chfconp
25asjz
How big would the universe be if all space between every atoms nucleus and electrons were removed?
> How big would the universe be or what would the volume of it be if all matter was compressed and the "space' between electrons and their nucleus was removed. This is not a coherent question because particles such as the electron are simply fields; there is no "nugget" in the center.
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AskReddit/cmb4o1b
2n7kyw
What are we currently in the golden age of?
We're in the golden age of TV. Big movie stars are doing more TV shows than ever before. Going from the movie industry to the TV industry is not considered a downgrade anymore. The last few years had great TV shows that had better writing and production than many of the high budget movies that are coming out.
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AskHistorians/c4kj0zf
t8tsl
When did the Middle East become majority Muslim?
You are absolutely correct that the Muslim Conquests didn't result in the spread of Islam to the people, in fact, during the conquests they built whole cities (such as Cairo I believe) to house the soldiers so as to prevent the mixing of the populations. Unsurprisingly, during the Umayyad period (more or less the 8th c...
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askscience/cic86bl
28lhsw
Why does fast burning cause more soot to form?
From what I understand, soot comes from imperfect combustion: when oxygen and hydrogen don't burn in a 1:2 ratio. When burning quickly, there is less oxygen available to burn causing soot to form. Burning slowly allows for more oxygen and more of the material to perfectly combust.
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AskReddit/dal360q
5fla1v
What is the most useless Academic Degree when it comes to actually getting a job?
Mine, apparently. Liberal arts degree in English with a journalism concentration. Making $10.50 an hour at my first and only job as a newspaper reporter opened my eyes to the fact that I.fucked up. Now I'm the girl who answers the phone when you call 911. I make more money than I did at the newspaper in a position that...
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explainlikeimfive/cgptovm
22s1zv
What was the first computer operating system and how was it written?
I guess it depends on what you consider an "operating system". A lot of early PCs booted to built-in interpreters for simple programming languages like BASIC, which you were expected to use to program everything else. Then manufacturers started adding more built-in functions, like utilities to automatically load/run pr...
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AskReddit/c22xv5q
idtjr
How would your life change if all drugs were legalized?
It wouldn't change my life that much. I would probably smoke more trees and drink less alcohol. It'd be nice to have access to some acid for an occasional trip. Wouldn't do crack, meth or anything. But I'd appreciate the fact that I had the freedom to do them, if I wanted.
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AskReddit/eskuyn5
c88v9m
Why are guys on here obsessed with finding some sort of opportunity where they could legitimately hit a girl?
Do you know about the availability heuristic and confirmation bias? Dangerous and bad things stick in the memory, and once you start looking for something in particular you'll see a lot of it. How many posters every day do you skim over who aren't seemingly obsessed with this? You're talking like everyone on here is po...
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AskReddit/dg81tjm
656y5o
What's your "crazy teacher" story?
I had an insane French and Spanish teacher. She probably should have been locked up or allowed to retire early. The school I went to was attached to the state university. This gave us kids the advantage of being able to take college courses, or have high-school courses taught by college professors. It also allowed the ...
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askscience/d74x4nn
50krjs
Could virtual particles turn out to be just mathematical fictions, a bit like epicycles?
We kind of already know this. The virtual particles arise in Feynman diagrams as terms in a Dyson series expansion. Each diagram is a term in the expansion. There are some problems in field theory which do not need to be solved as perturbations, so virtual particles never arise whatsoever. Essentially, don't think of v...
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AskReddit/cfhys4t
1y79ic
Would you prefer to have infinite money or power?
I would first get power to force people to give me money then I would give all the money from the rich people to the poor people and have infinite money power and I would feel great about myself
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AskReddit/d8u4ytm
57qo2r
What is your best hangover cure?
An imperfect cure would be one more drink of something with alcohol in it. This is what 'Hair of the Dog' is - you cure the hangover by tapering out with just a little bit more alcohol. I do sometimes use this method, but I'm also prone to have another drink after it, and, though I might not have to deal with the hango...
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AskReddit/cles1kl
2jsvpz
If you failed your driver's test the first time, was it warranted?
Maybe? I had to go through an intersection with a tall hedge on the left corner. The stop line was too far back for me to see past the hedge, so I stopped at the line, then rolled forward intending to stop again once I could see. As luck would have it, a car went through from the left just as I started to roll forward....
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askscience/c5abtxr
w4uml
How does research on factors causing/preventing Cancer work?
A lot of these articles are correlation studies that I personally don't really pay attention to. The amount your chances increase is so small, that most of the time it isn't even worth worrying about it. There are articles that say 'factor X' increases your chances of cancer and here is how. These research articles are...
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AskReddit/e4am1n6
97ssty
To the people who have participated in game shows and won, how did it work getting your prizes?
I did get 2nd place in one of the most popular tv shows in Poland last year. Straight after record session me and guys who were 1st and 3rd just had to make few signatures on documents related with taxes and confirmation of prize receival (watch, antivirus software, few gadgets) and that's all.
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askscience/dwe590r
87jjzo
Why do we sometimes have problems telling apart left and right, but not up and down?
Up and down are absolute terms. Up is always towards the sky and down is always towards the ground. Or: they are relative to gravity. Even if you are hanging upside down from a tree (for your own personal reasons), up and down remain unchanged (“can you get me down from this tree?”). Left and right are not absolute ter...
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AskReddit/cu81o8l
3hk4eg
What is the thing that you do only when you're drunk?
Eat crackers and cheese, whenever i get home drunk in the middle of the night i always go to the kitchen and put together a splendid array of various crackers and cheeses. I once woke up with a whole block of cheese in my hand.
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AskReddit/c33wu2b
mud1m
How often do you think to your self, this is not what I am meant to be doing with my life at this moment in time?
I'm a college freshman, with no major and no careers in mind. I really don't feel like there's anything I want to do with my life in particular. The thing is i have no "what Id like to be doing." I only think, "I should just drop out and work full-time at my job. I would make a decent living, enough for me to survive o...
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AskReddit/chsbryg
26m6p0
Which animal would be the most terrifying if suddenly granted human level intelligence?
The answer is obviously apes. Has no one seen Planet of the Apes? There are three main traits that have made humans so successful, and only one is intelligence. The other two are our hands (with opposable thumbs), and our voice box (which can produce complex sounds). These allow us to create tools/technology, and our v...
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AskReddit/dv91dkp
82c99e
What’s the best place to work at for the free stuff?
I worked at Wawa briefly and you free drinks of your choice during each shift, whether you want soda from the Coke Freestyle machine or hot/iced coffee, a cappuccino, hot cocoa, hot/iced tea, plus a 30% discount on all Wawa products and 50% discount on healthy Wawa products. Not entirely free but not bad at all. For lu...
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AskReddit/eufccum
cg8ilf
What are some dumb things that you believed as a kid?
I believed traffic going the opposite direction had somehow escaped a monster up ahead and turned around. It took a lot of convincing to reassure me there was no monster awaiting us at the end of the road.
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askscience/c8e13me
18ec24
Is there any scientific evidence that suggests that a mobile/cell phone could cause a brain tumour due to microwave radiation?
The scientific studies on the issue are more or less inconclusive, at best (at least the latest literature I've seen on it is). However, it's worth noting that microwave radiation is non-ionizing, which is to say it cannot cause damage to cells or DNA directly (this is the cause of most dangers from radiation, and is w...
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askscience/e7hiu56
9mrih6
Is there an evolutionary explanation to why some people don't have wisdom teeth?
It's a a random mutation that probably took hold and became implanted in the population because people without wisdom teeth are less likely to have related infections leading to death. I was born without wisdom teeth and the current prevalence is about 1 in 100.
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explainlikeimfive/eo40m6p
bqf89e
Why usual purchases with a card need something memorable (PIN code), but online purchases have their secret code printed right on the card?
This is something that is changing in the EU. They are going to add in 2 factor authentication for cards. For example one of the cards I have requires me to unlock my banking app using my pin or fingerprint and approve the transaction. Effectively requiring someone to steal and unlock your phone and card. Currently it'...
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AskReddit/dqx7d7k
7i9uud
What are people’s thoughts on the idea of Trump being impeached anytime soon?
Everybody on reddit thinks there's a new smoking gun every week, but, realistically, there's no evidence to date that would get him impeached yet. So, to your question, it's a longshot whether that takes place. The FBI has demonstrated some pretty messed up procedure in terms of how they handled the Trump vs. Clinton i...
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AskReddit/erqv9sg
c3gqu6
Would you adopt a child and why do you feel that way?
Yes 100%. Since I’m gay I obviously can’t have children with whoever I get with, so adoption is one of the few options I have. I also had a friend who was in foster care and I remember how hard that was for her, as well as her happiness when she got adopted. So yes, I would adopt a child.
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AskReddit/c2cyl2w
jkvvf
What nickname did you have growing up that made little to no sense outside your own family?
A certain branch of my family (mom's cousins I think) that we visited fairly regularly all called me Fred. ALL of them. My name is not Fred or even remotely close to Fred. This went back as long as I could remember. I finally asked about it one time when I was maybe nine or ten years old and turns out I have the same b...
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AskReddit/cn5j8sw
2qf4ak
What are your thoughts on parents buying their teen a car?
I don't think they should. If the person has to buy it themselves then they are more likely to look after it and gives them the experience of making a big purchase. From people I know that got cars bought for them, they have sped in them, crashed them from showing off and not looked after them. The ones that bought car...
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AskReddit/c5rhl4p
y1jyz
What is the most romantic thing you ever did for your significant other?
My husband and I aren't into big dramatic gestures. I'm not a "bring me flowers" kind of woman. We've been together for over 17 years and been married for more than 15. To us, romantic means that while I am shopping I remember that he has to work the next day so I stock up on the things he wants in his lunch. Or for me...
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AskReddit/c6bv87o
10avkg
Why is it that so many people are against making any jokes about rape, but jokes about murder/killing people are pretty much commonplace and accepted?
Because the jokes are triggering to the huge amount of people who have been sexually assaulted. Also, rape jokes trivialize the idea of rape, contributes to the rape culture we live in, and reaffirms to those who commit sexual assault that it is not a serious crime. Maybe you should google "rape culture" if you have mo...
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AskReddit/eibhs77
azzv9b
What movie trope makes you angry?
Bullet proof vests that are so amazingly thin and comfortable you can wear them under street clothes without them being noticeable and so good they stop bullets from every firearm ever made. And especially the "fool the audience" reveals where the character just shot in the chest opens his jacket and shows he's ok beca...
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explainlikeimfive/cikkqn3
29ftyd
If lightning can travel through water, why isn't rain extremely dangerous during thunderstorms?
There is two ways to answer this question. The simple way is that lightning is so powerful that it just doesn't care about the droplets of water, it just wants to get to the ground as quickly as possible. The more technical answer is this. Lightning occurs when there is a significant electrical charge difference betwee...
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explainlikeimfive/cl123go
2ictoi
How come some fat people have loose rolls but others have really tight guts?
You can be fat and muscular. The tight gut is typical for men who are overweight, and at the same time have plenty of muscles keeping their belly from flabbing all over the place. Manual laborers who do a lot of heavy lifting etc. tend to have a tight gut, overweight office drones tend towards loose rolls. Women's bodi...
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AskReddit/dpwgf32
7db52u
What is your best DnD story?
I love DnD, but life is so busy that its hard to find and play with a dedicated group. Anyway, one night I convinced my non DnD playing friends to play with me. I DMed the starter story. The one with Gundren Rockseeker and Klarg the Bugbear. They were making their way through the cave and got to Klargs chamber. After I...
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AskReddit/e8qdbfz
9sp5yj
What was a really strange/cruel school punishment you had growing up?
I can think of two examples: Felt strange: I had a teacher in middle school who would make kids sand "the cookie" when they were in trouble. Basically, he had this section of a log (a.k.a. "the cookie") you had to stay after class and sand with sand paper. Not the cruelest punishment, but it felt very strange. Felt str...
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AskReddit/dkpxpbo
6pk64a
As a transfer college student, what would you do to blend in besides living in a dorm?
Just go to classes. You don't need to go to a dorm. In fact, that'd draw more attention to you because you'd be living with people in your year that you've never seen before. Most of your classmates won't notice that they haven't seen you in their classes before unless your university is extremely small. Like where eve...
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askscience/cczi3n8
1p6uok
In regards to what asthma does to lungs, can someone explain to me how steroids (pills) work as a treatment, versus an inhaler?
An asthma attack involves narrowing of airways due to inflammation. Inflammation occurs as part of immune system response. Albuterol works by dilating your airways. It acts quickly (within seconds) and for a short period of time (minutes to hours), but doesn't do anything long-term, so it's only useful in case of an as...
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AskReddit/djfeqmk
6jmucw
What do you do to "look busy" at work when you're not working?
I have the wallpaper of my desktop set as multiple windows open (ticketing system, email, project I'm working on, etc.) that way whenever I quickly minimize my screen, it always looks like I have a bunch of items on my plate.
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explainlikeimfive/cdach4b
1q8nhc
How do thermal cameras work?
My time to partially shine! The company I work for has a division that does arc-flash studies and one of the things we do in the process is take infrared pics to include in the report. Our cameras are made by FLIR and use an uncooled detector. The detector itself IIRC is a quartz crystal or some type of silicon and mon...
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explainlikeimfive/cg7f33m
20w96t
Why having a massage makes us feel happy, relaxed and overall better?
Retired (mostly) massage therapist here. You can get a massage from practically anyone and it will feel good. Most people, even married, are starved of human touch. Regardless of the foundation for such a desire we crave the contact. There are some similarities between a massage from a pro vs the untrained. Both will m...
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AskReddit/e2ml2zn
8zzgb3
What is the worst hotel room you have ever stayed in for at least one night?
18th birthday. My friends and I stayed in some crappy hotel just to have a place to drink beer. The room hadn't been touched in what seemed like 5 years and the heat and didn't work at all in the middle of January. I live in Minnesota. It was still a blast
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AskReddit/dqlmlwo
7gtiop
How do our bodies know not to fall off the bed when we’re sleeping?
When your sleeping your brain blocks signals to your muscles and your not supposed to be able to move. It sounds like your constantly waking up and moving some and might want to see a sleep doctor so you can stay asleep all night.
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AskReddit/epdguaq
bukhk8
What is something that you are still bitter about years after it happened?
My now husband’s family never let me come to holidays even though we had dated for years because “friends weren’t allowed, just family”. Finally was invited to Christmas when we had been together for nearly 6 years and were engaged, his younger brother also got to bring his girlfriend he’d been with for 3 months. I’d l...
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AskReddit/dstduoe
7r13co
What jobs are well suited to someone with social anxiety and only basic education?
Hey OP! Don't let having only completed basic education prevent you from seeking out higher learning and bigger opportunities. While overcoming social anxiety is daunting, getting yourself more education is literally the easiest it has ever been. You have an opportunity to access a wealth of knowledge that your parents...
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AskReddit/csu0l6q
3cbnv2
What would you give up or how much would you pay for your favorite sports team to win its respective championship?
I would give literally anything in the world to see not just a championship, but just a freaking playoff birth for any of my teams. Die hard Bills, Mets, Knicks, Sabres and Syracuse fan reporting in. Its a rough life.
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explainlikeimfive/dzthvr3
8n86v0
Why when listening to a constant sound, can I seemingly alter the pitch i'm hearing by tensing my jaw muscles?
Stick your finger in your ear and open and close your mouth. You will feel the hole of your ear changing. Similar to when you tense your jaw muscles it deforms the ear canal. When sound passes through any tube it will be transformed slightly by the shape of the tube.
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AskReddit/depp0f2
5yfz6u
What is your best riddle?
This is my favorite riddle of all time. It's pretty simple, and so is the answer, but it takes a little cleverness to figure out. You have two ropes. Each rope takes one hour to burn. These ropes are not identical, nor are they uniform; i.e. it does not necessarily take half an hour for half the rope to burn (if you ha...
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explainlikeimfive/d19j0qc
4bix3s
How do timeshares work, and why, if they are such terrible wastes of money, do people buy them?
A time share is the purchase of the right to use a unit in a building for a short period of time on a regular basis (typically one week per year--some time share purchases are for the same week ie week 27 while others are for a floating week that can be scheduled some period in advance). They tend to be reviled because...
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explainlikeimfive/ckttcp8
2hlohs
Is there any consequence to the increasing number of Illegal Immigrants (Primarily and Specifically, Hispanic) in the United States?
There are consequences of keeping them illegal, it's complicated to say the least. A country that experiences changing demographics can have a tough time with that. Immigrants bring their own culture and understanding of politics and sometimes that can clash with the existing culture in the immigrated country. So a hig...
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AskReddit/c33ua98
mu0tq
In 1000 years from now, how easy will it be for historians to find out how we live today?
Information will be easier to come by but that doesn't make the historians job any easier, in fact it'll probably make it more difficult. The barrage of information distorts and hides what the historian may be after. Imagine having to crawl through millions of inane tweets or facebook posts just to find one or two valu...
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AskReddit/euxbm3e
chso2s
What’s something that most people can’t stand but you love?
Having a very strong religious foundation. I suppose it might be somewhat erroneous to say that most people can’t stand that, seeing as there are billions of such people around, but most people I know are loathe to turn to faith.
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AskReddit/drltlcy
7lf9ab
If someone was to live your life for two weeks, what would you tell them to make the two weeks go as smoothly as possible?
don't move your eyes too much, don't read too much, if you feel sick or like you're going to pass out lay down, expect these two weeks to suck, other than that just try to relax and enjoy yourself, oh and stretch your next back if you're feeling ill it will help a bit.
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AskReddit/dirjmcj
6gn7cq
Which skill is nearly impossible to perfect?
Each and every skill is impossible to perfect. True artists are never happy and satisfied with their works. It's more of a constructive criticism situation. It's just that you have to satisfy yourself for a moment and present your skill to the world. Taking references from movies like Black Swan and Whiplash.we can inf...
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AskReddit/c9l9x7s
1cywka
What is a book that everybody should read?
If you're < 15, read Ender's Game. If not I would assume you already have. If you're into fantasy (medieval weaponry + magic) I would highly highly recommend Magician by Raymond E. Feist. It comes in two parts and they make the first 2 books in a 4 book series, one of about four 4-book series that are all related to th...
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AskReddit/d2p550n
4hdeqv
What's the worst movie you ever watched?
anyone ever watch Chaos (2005)? That was just horrific and awful. I'm surprised I never listed that one, it's worse than HC2. I haven't watched this one yet but it's called "Tire" I think, it's about a tire that kills.
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AskReddit/e89ffxk
9qie2y
What are the basic steps to properly applying makeup?
I usually avoid makeup all together because I'm unable to accentuate my facial features properly. When I apply makeup, I think, it ages me. What are some basic skills or steps of applying makeup that everyone should know?
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AskReddit/ckhu7tf
2gcryk
Have you ever met a stranger that you never saw again, but still think about every now and then?
I was in my mid-20's. She was younger still. I was still trapped by the self-image of an ugly boy, this crooked toothed pimply kid that I no longer was. My skin had cleared, my braces came off months before. But in the mirror of my mind, I still saw that awkward boy. And here she came, walking down the street, beautifu...
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AskReddit/c2flcd5
jw5c7
What is a French movie I can watch repeatedly, as an aid to learning the language?
What is your level ? La Cite de la Peur, OSS117, Asterix et Cleopatre, les Bronzes font du ski (especially that one, when I think of it), le Pere Noel est une ordure or other cult comedies are fun to watch again and again and are great to really improve your speaking French.
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AskReddit/dn1f7ol
709jw0
Why doesn't Japan just fire a missile over North Korea?
Well, a couple of reasons. First, why? Second, "over North Korea" isn't a destination, it's a path. Where exactly will that missile end up after it flies over North Korea? China? Russia? I very much doubt any of those countries would react very well to a Japanese missile being launched into their country.
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AskReddit/el0x6j6
bdv7x1
What was initially considered to be a trend, but now is thought of as normal?
Twitter. Maybe it was just me, but I thought blasting out every inane comment that comes to mind over the internet seemed like a really dumb idea. Now squabbling via tweet is the basis of popular culture and foreign relations. Awesome, dudes.
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explainlikeimfive/dackz3c
5ehz9u
What prevents vegetation from growing under active railway tracks?
Three things I can think of: The roadbed (the gravel under the tracks) is not the greatest environment for plant growth. Any weed has some layers it needs to grow through. Trains are running over it, which would damage any plants that grew higher than a few inches. Active tracks are maintained by railroad workers, who ...
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explainlikeimfive/dc6bu3x
5mtygc
Why do you have to refrigerate drinks made with powder?
You refrigerate it so bacteria don't grow in it (or at least, are very slow to do so). Bacteria cannot grow in dry sugar powder because they require moisture to live and reproduce. But a lot of water with some sugar is an excellent environment for bacterial growth.
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Ask_Politics/dw3prb2
869rrp
Why are Shinzo Abe and Trump so close?
Little background: Japan and US have been very close allies since the end of ww2. They are the 3rd largest economy after US and China and a treaty ally, so it will always be important for the POTUS and Japanese PM to work together. Japan is also key to North Korea, with many of the missle tests flying over Japanese Isl...
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AskReddit/elhmqfb
bfzk4w
What's something girls do that drive guys insane?
I took this in the good way. A little hair over one eye, a slight angle of the hip, a genuine smile, a little bit of swing in their walk, the way they smell, really so many things they do can drive us insane!
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AskReddit/eopgs88
bsr6h6
What is the stupidest thing you believed/thought as a child, and when did you find out it was not true?
I believed in the borrowers when I was younger (tiny people that borrow stuff around your house and give it back when they're done with it) and my dad had bedtime socks with little nonslip things at the bottom in the shape of feet. He was putting cement down in the back garden and one morning there were tiny foot print...
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