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explainlikeimfive/ce5mg2s
1t98k1
How does bread turn into toast?
The heat in the toaster causes the moisture in the bread to evaporate. This allows the bread to dry out and just start to burn, this is often called "browning". Toast = "Browned" slices of bread
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AskReddit/dlecnns
6sod4t
What's the best thing to say to someone to subtly make them feel good?
"That's a good idea" "That's a good question." "Interesting, I didn't think of that." And most importantly, asking questions, making sure to include specific information that they mentioned previously. Nothing feels better than someone showing interest, actually listening to you and asking to hear more.
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explainlikeimfive/caslzzy
1haz42
What's there to know about music theory?
Music theory is the building blocks of all music. It's not only about chords and how they relate to one another, but encompasses everything from rhythm to studying musical form to performance (or rather, how a piece should be played). Knowing a bit music theory will greatly enhance your understanding of a piece's struc...
3
AskReddit/c80dhzg
16xwtc
Why do we still use CD/DVD discs in 2013?
I think we're headed that direction. give it some time. We still use CD/DVD because, for 10-20 years, it has been the most convenient and most advanced form of data storage. Now that internet is basically everywhere and everything is digitized, it is becoming more the norm that we have digital-download purchases but it...
2
AskReddit/dxk8acu
8d4r6f
Why are humans still so racist, prejudiced and judgmental?
Humans are naturally afraid of what’s different because they don’t really see it for what it is, they adapt it to the standards they know and, since someone might not fit the standard, the cognitive dissonance that follows is coped with by being afraid. When a person meets another, they will analyze the other and tend ...
3
AskReddit/c7ekl9s
14n0vb
What is one of the strangest way you met a friend or significant other?
I met a friend at a bar. She was sitting at a table by herself crying. Went over to talk to her and make sure she was okay. Her mom had just passed away from cancer and she was devastated. We've been friends for close to 10 years now.
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askscience/c6x7mfl
12q33a
Are there any animals with senses other than the 5 humans have?
Vertebrate fish and a few other aquatic animals have electroreception, detecting the electrical activity in nerves and muscles, or using it a bit like sonar to generate a field and look for distortions.
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AskReddit/ccmh2g5
1nvn82
What was your first date like with that SO?
Our first "real" date didn't happen until a year after we started dating. Hee took me to the zoo, to the afternoon showing of Fools Gold and then we stopped at a family dinner before heading back to our hometown.
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AskReddit/el85m22
bes6o2
How often and when do you shower?
Every morning I take a cold shower to wake up. If I slack on the cold showers I take hot showers every like 2-3 days cause it’s not summer yet so I don’t smell
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explainlikeimfive/c88nnow
17stfq
How do small towns in the US sustain themselves?
It is common for a small town or two to exist because of a factory nearby. Also, farming which 'feeds' an ag factory. Example: Sugar mill. How small are you talking?
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explainlikeimfive/dl3ymd4
6rcjip
Why do people sway their arms when they walk?
Inertia among other things. Arm swing in human bipedal walkingis a natural motion that each armswings with the motion of the opposing leg. Swinging arms in an opposing direction with respect to the lower limb reduces the angular momentum of the body, balancing the rotational motion produced during walking. Balances you...
2
AskHistorians/cs9ppea
3a5wjy
Have there been any instances where a U.S. state government was overthrown?
There has never been a successful overthrow of a US state government. Although you could count the 11 state governments that comprised the Confederate States of America. In addition one can argue that Lincoln's illegal suspension of habeas corpus and military martial law in Maryland as a coup of an elected state govern...
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explainlikeimfive/dalzq4g
5fpeuc
Why do the Conservatives (Especially in the U.S) oppose the idea of giving people free health care with a system similar to that of Canada?
This is ELI5 not askreddit, peeps! It's not free in Canada. The government pays for it instead of the people. Conservatives don't want the government to pay for healthcare, they want people to pay for healthcare. Conservatives want the government to be smaller, which means less people working for the government. If the...
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AskReddit/d0nvu1c
48zm58
What is one thing you like best about yourself?
My willingness to have my mind changed. Sometimes I struggle with it, but when given evidence I tend to accept a different opinion than one I held before. I also tend to seek out reasons to change my opinion to actively try to improve my understanding of things.
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AskReddit/ccjja2e
1nl157
If you had the chance to do anything in the world for 1 day and 1 night, what would you do?
I would gather all of the world's leading minds in science and music and learn as much from them as possible. Late that night I would take ecstasy and make passionate love to a French model.
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AskHistorians/c4pptnz
tu0s8
Why was Saigon renamed after Ho Chi Minh when the communist government was (is) based in Hanoi?
I am gone for one day and the Vietnam questions come flooding in! Anyway, to answer your question: to the North Vietnamese government, the fall of Saigon meant its liberation by the People's Army and they chose to rename it in honor of Ho Chi Minh. See it like Saigon was a victory prize and the name was used to "brand"...
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AskHistorians/c6pnomr
11u391
Was there ever a King to directly lead a given attacking army into battle?
Rather than listing individual example, I think it would be better to say that it was more or less expected in Europe until, say, the seventeenth or eighteenth century. In the Middle Ages, for example, a great deal of a king's prestige was their willingness to lead armies in battle. In Romans times, the Emperor often d...
7
AskReddit/ef4wv18
akhqya
What movie has the best character development ?
​ One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest came to mind right away. It was a large cast and I had a good sense of each character and how they fit in by the end of this classic movie. Many of the cast members also went on to critical acclaim on their own.
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AskReddit/dhbqpse
6a4o8x
What was the golden era of your field?
Graphic designer here, IMO the 50s & 60s was the golden age for design. Saul Bass practically invented film title sequences as we know them, as well as designed some timeless logos (United Way, Minolta, the Boys & Girls Club, etc). Doyle Dane Bernbach changed advertising in a big way with their work for Volkswagen. Pau...
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explainlikeimfive/clyp8nq
2lw541
What constitutes someone in the military as a veteran?
A veteran is anyone who has served in the military, except for some specific legal purposes like GI bill eligibility. A combat veteran is someone who has served in combat while in the military. That said, I'd just as soon not have people "thank me for my service" because I don't like the attention and think their effor...
6
AskReddit/e8uvpdc
9tb07e
What small/civil war is going on around the world that most of the us is not aware of?
Myanmar is still having internal conflicts Somalia Civil War is still ongoing War in Darfur War in Donbass, Ukraine - the latest ceasefire began and failed back in August Some of these have made headlines in the US, some more than others. However, because they've been going on for as long as they have been, they are no...
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AskReddit/c3gel8a
odkt2
What are some good tips to help a late riser start getting up early every day?
Going to bed early seems to be a running theme, but in my experience it is not so important. Pick a reasonable time, midnight for me, and make it your sleep time. You can deviate half an hour or hour or even skip it on party night, but make it generally regular. Also, pick a regular wake-up time, 7 is good. As stated e...
2
AskReddit/eh7u1xh
aufks4
What was something that happened to you that you still can’t explain?
Blinds in my college apartment started rotating and then opened fully for me to see backyard and then closed again. My best friend was there and witness to it as well.she noped outta there super quick.we still sometimes talk about it but it was so frigging weird and we have no explanation so it’s just this thing that h...
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AskReddit/dn8kuz9
716qdw
What embarrassing moment in your life will forever haunt you?
This happened a year ago this past Sunday. It was the morning of my son's Bar Mitzvah. It was a huge day so, despite all of our preparations, it was hectic. Still, we got everyone ready and, to make sure the suits - which were freshly laundered at the cleaners - didn't get wrinkled or dirty, they were set aside to put ...
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askscience/chaua9h
24tk02
What causes the clouds to have this ripple effect?
Ah, that's one of my favorites. That's the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, which occurs between two different layers of fluid moving with two different velocities. Waves on the ocean are another example of this, where air moves over the water, creating ripples (water waves). In this case, the clouds are forming at the bo...
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askscience/d6ltpzn
4y586r
Is poor memory the result of inadequate registration of events, inadequate indexing and accessibility, or inadequate storage of them?
MS in neuroscience here. First off, I'm not really sure that the terminology you're using is a good fit for how memory works. Inadequate storage of memory, certainly is anything but self explanatory. Here's the basic structure of how human memory is believed to work: Memory is broadly divided into working memory (WM / ...
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AskReddit/daa8i94
5e75t2
What is truly the best part of waking up?
No matter how bad yesterday was, waking up is a start of another blank page for which I get the chance to fill it out and turn it into a better day. Of course it could also be worse, but hey, let's stay positive!
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AskReddit/cx8x74w
3tsnlv
What movie(s) have you cried while watching?
I'm ashamed to say it, but Furious 7. It wasn't even Paul Walker, to be honest. It was the fact that I was watching it with my closest, best friends who had been there for me through so many things, who I knew would always have my back no matter what and I'd always have theirs, and just.damn, that Vin Diesel speech at ...
2
AskReddit/e5xngau
9fm1jb
What's your opinion on atheists?
Maybe I hang around better people, but I've never met an atheist who's obnoxious about it. Every one that I know, including me, has definitely thought it through. It's not just blind ignorance. Most all were exposed to religion at some point, and know the doctrine better than many believers do. I also believe there are...
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AskReddit/eck3msn
a9k58x
How do you guys feel about fathers who try to force their sons to be more manly?
Forcing a son to be manly is like forcing a son to be straight. Or forcing a son to only like a certain type of music. Or forcing a son to be religious. I believe parents should care a lot more about what their sons want. Most of the time it's not bad, just different! When I was a kid I always wanted to have long hair ...
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AskReddit/dc4gxxc
5ml8sf
What was the single most manly thing you've ever done ?
Single most manly. One time I caught a rattle snake and killed it by strangling it with my bare hands (I grew up in an area where rattle snakes are pests). I've chased bears away on a few occasions. I've never hit a woman I wasn't related to by blood (Yes, I have hit my sister plenty of times). I killed another rattle ...
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explainlikeimfive/ehl0byg
aw9lo8
Why people often forget what was their task when moving from one room to another?
It’s referred to as “location amnesia”. Oh wait, have to run back inside for something important (wallet, phone, keys etc.) After that thought, your brain is now processing movement into the other room. Also, as soon as you enter another room, the brain is flooded with the new sensory information of that room. All the ...
3
AskReddit/cwg1dah
3qkvwa
What is a skill that most people possess today that most people didn't have 150 years ago?
Typing. I realize there are plenty of people in the world today who don't have this skill but 150 years ago would have been right around the invention of the typewriter (at least the ones for everyday personal use) if I recall.
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AskReddit/d5ifn0x
4tmhe8
When's the last time you used your DVD player?
Since my bluray player plays DVDs, the answer is a few days ago. The quality of bluray (and the selection on netflix versus streaming) is incomparable. If you just want to get blazed and watch anything I guess streaming is fine. I have a very few movies which are not available in bluray (e.g., a movie my friend acted i...
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askscience/c48sdh5
ruhlr
What would we see if the speed of light was, say, 1ms^-1?
This is actually a common thought experiment in special relativity. The answer is, nothing would really change, but massive relativistic effects would be observable in everyday life. Also, everything in the universe would be limited to a speed of 1m/s since the speed of light is the top speed that anything can travel (...
2
AskReddit/cudcjh4
3i4jkn
What did you realize about your own family after seeing how your SO's family functioned?
I realized that for the most part my family isn't nearly as bad as it could be. But I also picked up on similarities that made me realize my family isn't as great as I originally though. My ex's family had a lazy, manipulative, borderline hoarder mom, a deadbeat jerk of a brother, and another brother who wasn't quite s...
2
explainlikeimfive/cubdqjv
3hx7b6
What actually happens in the human body when one eats food and gains weight?
Your body converts any energy that is left over after all of your daily energy needs are taken care of into fat, which is a stable form of chemical energy that your body is able to burn later if you aren't getting all of the energy you need through your food.
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AskReddit/dfazk1i
611ojy
What would the news report say about you if you were killed today?
The news always has to mention you were a veteran. Army Veteran died today, choking on a cheeseburger. Former Marine was hit by a llama while biking through South Central.
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AskReddit/d65ss5k
4wc50s
What do you think the next Constitutional Amendment should be?
Assuming you mean America, an amendment that reverses Citizens United, rather than the Supreme court overturning it, would be my ideal next move, though is incredibly unlikely. Reforming the electoral process in general should be our biggest priority for constitutional amendments.
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AskReddit/eam3ys9
a119qb
Why did you serve detention in high school?
Skipping class in eighth grade. I had never been in trouble before and a friend pressured me into it. We wandered the halls for a half-hour until we were caught. I got detention, told my mom I was going to the library after school. She didn't question it. I told her years later, she wasn't even mad.
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AskReddit/e1je1sz
8uzglf
What are the things you should keep in mind when learning a musical instrument?
Spend a lot of time on the basics. Learn all the notes and the transitions between them. Learn chords if applicable. You may be able to memorize how to play certain tunes but if you want to be able to actually be good at an instrument, you have to learn the basics very well.
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AskReddit/c49vvma
rzihx
Does anyone else think South Park has gone downhill lately?
I think season 16 is a marked improvement on season 15. I also think South Park is at best when it has something to say. Loved the TSA, Cash for Gold and Meme episodes. Not so much the Easter one. The Meme one was the funniest one I've seen since Creme Fraiche.
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askscience/c2tp9ii
llrbz
When washing dishes, is it more advantageous to hold the sprayer close to the gunk, or up high letting gravity help out?
Water tends to slow down greatly from air resistance. That's why rain drops dont skewer you as they fall from the sky. As a result, you probably shouldnt expect gravity to help much. You should just try to see which works better for washing dishes.
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AskReddit/c3r94om
ppqae
Does anyone know the figures on deaths related to guns for 2011?
By "related to guns" do you mean people who got shot? If a gunshot scared someone and they had a heart attack and died, would that be considered related? This is serious business. Also, I don't think that kind of data usually gets compiled nearly that fast. I wouldn't expect to have 2011 numbers for months or longer.
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AskReddit/dzjk0zb
8ly4fo
What are the best things you can add to boxed mac and cheese to make it better?
I call it super Mac and cheese. The kids devour it every time. Ground beef fried with onions and Worcestershire sauce. 6 slices of cheese melted on top. Throw that all in. Cut up some red and orange peppers, green onions, some mild or hot sausage. Finally add some salt, pepper, fresh garlic, cumin and a little hot sauc...
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AskHistorians/esihuqs
c7yrl6
What was the British response to the sinking of the HMS Hood?
The response to the loss of the Hood was generally, and initially, one of shock, tinged with sadness. The Hood had been thought of as a 'mighty' ship, the pride of the fleet, and capable of beating any ship afloat. To lose her in such an immediate manner was a real surprise. Many, especially in the Royal Navy, had frie...
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AskReddit/dt2jgpf
7s7hm2
What should you do if you are very ambitious, very hard-working, but still an average?
An average what? I would say keep at it, and keep trying. The average person is not very ambitious and hard-working. If something isn't panning out the way you are wanting consider trying a new method or technique and continue learning until you are achieving the desired results.
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askscience/cwzsug8
3sqmnm
Why is Voltage directly and inversely Proportional to the Current?
Voltage is directly proportional to current when resistance is constant and they're inversely proportional when power is constant. Typically in a circuit voltage will be fairly constant and changing the resistance will change the current causing power to change.
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explainlikeimfive/dizdvgz
6hmdel
Why is if that we can feel the first drink of the day go down our throat to our stomach, but none thereafter?
I think generally we can feel all drinks, it's just more prominent with the first drink of the day as you've just gone through 8 hours without a drink, and obviously thirsty. That first drink quenches your thirst so it's a lot more satisfying. Another explanation would be that throughout the day you're drinking more, a...
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AskReddit/djx2s14
6lwd12
What movie that you've seen has the best plot twist?
the last airbender. I guess it maybe started off normal, but there was a surprising twist in the beginning where it was revealed that there actually isn't a movie based on avatar. Nope, no such movie in existence. It never happened. Movie doesn't exist. Just walk away and forget you ever saw anything.
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AskReddit/c9ov9v3
1dbtne
For those who were previously religious, why did you decide to become an atheist or agnostic?
I was raised catholic and always silently questioned the stuff I heard in church. When I was about 16 I wondered why I should be so sure to have the right religion. I mean, every religion I know says that they alone are the right one. So I came to the realization, that if there is a god and he/she/it wants everybody to...
2
AskReddit/ddko6mz
5t77nw
If you are allowed to read only 1 book in your entire life, what book would you recommend?
How to Win Friends and Influence People. A book that keeps on giving, and needs to be read over and over throughout life bc the lessons learned go against most people's nature! Wonderful book, though.
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explainlikeimfive/corzl8e
2wllv0
Why Tupac Shakur is so important/popular?
At the time Tupac was revolutionary. He was political, lived a wild life, etc. He appealed to a wide range of audiences. He was very controversial at a time when rap was exploding. He also developed a mystique shortly after his death because he seemed to predict his own death and recorded a huge amount of material. He'...
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AskReddit/c0s85oo
cfnzt
What good can I expect if I stop drinking alcohol?
I went from drinking heavily every week, including 1-2 beers a day on most weekdays, to a beer or a glass a wine maybe once or twice a week. I started exercising a total of 1.5 hours a week, and I stopped eating foods that were laden with fats and sugars. I used to wake up in the mornings tired, and so I would go play ...
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AskReddit/dv2kyqc
81ehgw
What is the worst case of bad parenting you've ever seen?
Seeing kids in cars without seat belts on. It's actually illegal here plus I've seen the results of what happens when a kid isn't strapped in and goes through the window. If you're not going to take care of your kids buy them a coffin now.
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askscience/c7vjzs6
16f83q
If the earths atmosphere had a higher oxygen content millions of years ago, what happened to all of it?
I think i remember seeing a documentary where they explained that the oxygen in the atmosphere reacted with the iron in earths oceans. Earth's oceans started off having a red color to them until the iron was rusted out and the oceans turned blue.
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askscience/c6kz2jm
11banc
Which evolved first: the heart, blood vessels, or blood?
Blood. Many invertebrates have an open circulatory system, meaning fluids (hemolymph) circulate openly within a body cavity (the hemocoel), not within capillaries. Some invertebrates (e.g. large insects) have a muscular pump to increase the efficiency of circulation: a simple heart forces fluid through short open tubes...
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explainlikeimfive/cwzxm73
3ss5q4
Are my ears actually ringing or is my brain just making it up?
Little bit of both! You've managed to injure your inner ear, and while it's not ringing persay it's also not working properly and sending abnormal signals to your brain which it then perceives as a ringing noise.
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AskHistorians/cost3i3
2word0
How did citizenship registration work in the roman republic?
In the Republic? Laws regarding citizenship and census in the provinces often didn't exist--Augustus passed a number of laws that extended census counts to the provinces. There was a roll of citizens kept in the forum, and boys went down to the forum to register themselves when they came of age. With each census (nomin...
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askscience/cg001dj
205aid
How valid is the hypothesis of an "Island of stability" in massive atoms beyond what has been created so far?
It's valid, but it is probably more boring than you are imagining. The "island of stability" isn't predicted to be stable - it is predicted to be less unstable than trends would otherwise predict. Super-heavy elements have half-lives on the order of microseconds. There are different predictions for what the half-lives ...
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AskReddit/e53zier
9bllkh
What are some great Street View places to see?
There's a street view option of seeing underwater in parts of the Caribbean, it's pretty cool Personally my favorite street view sight is Bran Castle in Romania (Dracula's castle) Also national parks and stuff (Yosemite, Yellowstone, Mt. Rainier are my favorites)
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explainlikeimfive/cmplg1u
2oqca8
Why (chemically/psychologically) does some music make me feel like an unstoppable badass?
It's to do with association, this is why different music evokes different emotions for people, you begin to associate yourself to a suspension of your own disbelief in a subconscious manner, thereby making you actually feel like you're about to take on a whole army just because you're listening to The Lord of the rings...
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explainlikeimfive/c6mqsau
11ifby
Why do non-Democrat/Republican candidates run for the presidential election, if, historically, they have such low chances of winning?
If you get 10% of the votes because 10% of the country thinks your plans are the best, then in an election split 45%-45% it's likely that one or both of the candidates will modify their positions slightly so as to attract your supporters. If you aren't there then they don't have to do any modification at all. In a way ...
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AskHistorians/c72m9l7
13b6xt
What was life like in East Germany before the Wall fell?
If you would like to read up on the subject I would suggest "After the Wall" by Jana Hensel. It's a fairly quick read, just over 150 pages and it is a first hand account of a girl that grew up in the turbulent times leading up to the fall of Communism in East Germany. Although it's not the most in-depth account of the ...
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AskReddit/cz86e5q
427eq2
What are some jobs that everyone should experience while they're young?
Waiting Tables. Providing you enjoy interacting with people and are actually polite and attentive it feels like you're not working at all. I had so much fun waiting tables when i was younger, if it wasn't for the poor pay I'd still be doing it now.
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AskReddit/cp60op1
2y407y
What is your strongest olfactory (sense of smell) memory and what does that scent evoke in your mind?
My father loved his scrambled eggs a little burnt. You might think that the smell of burnt eggs would be the memory. No, it is the smell of eggs cooking. That smell brings back the burnt smell. Which means I hate the smell of eggs.
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explainlikeimfive/db2ores
5hsuu0
Why do people make excuses for criminals ?
Because the law isnt always based on morale. Violent crimes there should be no excuse. "Criminals" who get locked up for things like possession of weed aka a totally harmless yet extremely beneficial plant is absolutely absurd. Also, the world isnt black and white. A lot more goes into peoples motivations than you thin...
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AskReddit/et2ubkp
c9tyi4
How do you help a 35 year old 300 pound man who is perfectly happy playing World of Warships in his parents basement who is not attractive and has never dated anyone?
You talk to him. If that him is you, you talk and invite him to self reflect. Telling himself he is perfectly happy is just avoiding and suppressing the issues. Tell him all is not lost. Tell him tales of the great dude u/acwb77 on reddit who chose life, one day at a time. Tell him he too, can choose life. If that dude...
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AskReddit/db7n8do
5iexcu
If you were leaving Earth tomorrow, what one thing would you take with you?
I would take my gut biome, i.e. the billions of non-human bacteria that I need to survive. The stuff that comes from Earth, needs Earth, and is Earth. On second thought, I'm not leaving. Humans are not independent of Earth.
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AskReddit/c8g8m82
18n36q
If you were new to the franchise, where would you start watching Star Trek?
Depends on what attracts you to Star Trek. Interesting thought experiments and philosophical ideas would be The Next Generation. I'd recommend holding judgement on whether you like TNG until Season 2 or even 3. You can even just skip most of Season 1, it's pretty bad (trying too hard to be TOS, blatant ripoffs of TOS s...
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explainlikeimfive/cww8tmc
3sdht1
How do liquids like alcoholic beverages and coffee dehydrate you when they contain water?
Alcohol and caffeine are substances known as diuretics, which are substances that increase the production of urine. The major component of urine is water. When you drink beer or coffee or soda, the alcohol or caffeine exerts its effect on the body and the kidneys begin to increase their rate of filtration, pulling more...
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AskReddit/do01joi
74p5bz
What phone are you using currently?
OnePlus 3. I needed a quick replacement after my HTC M9 stopped working. I think it had something to do with the particular snapdragon processor they used in the early models of that phone. I plan on making the switch to the Pixel XL 2 at some point.
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AskReddit/egv1xyw
asl0qr
What’s something you do that’s weird that you thought was totally normal until someone told you it was weird?
My ancestors, 4 generations ago, were Asian. I taught myself how to use chopsticks, and then -- during a trip to Asia -- was told that I was doing it all wrong.at nearly 25 years of age. Just goes to show: it ain't genetic. Haha.
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AskReddit/dl35ay5
6r8ilj
How did you get the best deal possible on a new car?
Get a car broker. If you're not comfortable with really sticking to your guns and standing your ground when trying making a deal. I couldn't do it. I read what to do but when I had to make a deal I fell flat on my face. I Should've got a car broker. That is all.
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AskReddit/eqx6z4u
bzv4dl
What's something new you just learned today?
I learned a new word: Dehisce. Meaning to break open or apart, especially in the context of plants. I learned this word because it was on a blueprint I was reviewing that had been translated directly from German, possibly with a dictionary, because I can't think of any other reason for this obscure and sort of incorrec...
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AskReddit/c34jtf2
mx60b
What are traits in the opposite (or same) gender that you find attractive?
Intelligence, curiosity, the drive to go after what they want, empathy and if she can make me laugh. As for physical traits, the only thing that really stands out are eyes and at least half of my exes were dancer(think ballet/jazz, not exotic) which should give you an idea of the body type.
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explainlikeimfive/ct2nw6i
3d827x
Why can't people remember being a baby?
5 year old answer: Even though our heads look like they are finished being made when we are born, the brains inside of them are not. Your brain wont be finished untill you are around 25! Whoa! Anyway, the part of your brain that transferres memories and the part of your brain that helps that process them while you slee...
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AskReddit/delb48p
5xthb2
What is a red flag that a potential place of employment is actually terrible?
During the interview, ask about the hours normally worked, including start times, end times, and how often overtime occurs. If someone in the interview gets a bit shifty about the question at all, expect to have no leniency in hours or required overtime. Other red flags are when an employer says they are looking for so...
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AskReddit/e7z2k2m
9p4neg
Why can sea creatures like whales dive hundreds or thousands of meters and then come immediately to the surface without getting Decompression sickness?
Because they don't breath underwater. Decompression sickness occurs when you are breath compressed air at depth for a certain period of time, and the gas gets into your blood and tissue. Then surface so quickly that the gas does not have time to leave the blood and tissue naturally. The deepest freedive by a human was ...
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AskReddit/e4js5jb
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What is it like to be homeless?
I was never "living on the streets" homeless, but we were evicted from a lot of places as a kid and I spent several nights in a row sleeping in a car and on the floor of various houses and businesses. Also, lots of time in hotels. My mom always had the excuse that we were staying in a hotel because our house was being ...
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AskReddit/et5edna
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What is your favorite flavor of ice cream?
Mint chocolate chip.the problem is for the past 10 years I've been unable to have chocolate, meaning I can't enjoy my favorite ice cream. I just wish someone would make a mint white chocolate or a mint carob chip.or even just a mint so I could add carob or white chocolate.
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AskReddit/cd6nyp7
1pw56u
How do you make meaningful friendships as a shy, introverted adult?
I was incredibly shy growing up due to some issues with bullies at school and was very lonely for a long time. I gradually became not shy (or not as shy) because I tended to spend a lot of time with extreme extroverts who didn't mind being the only one talking. My best friend for a long time (still is) needs to talk to...
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AskReddit/dilgz34
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When did you know you needed new friends?
When I was in high school, I made friends with this group of guys who made short films. It was a pretty fun time, we'd take turns writing/directing, cast our friends, it was pretty cool. Then, college happened. We started hanging out less, since we had work, school, actual adult responsibilities. One of them, though, d...
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explainlikeimfive/cc8ui05
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How exactly are tooth fillings done/made?
There are a variety of materials used for fillings, the most common being amalgam (silver) and composite (white). Pretty much it's just what it sounds like, there is a cavity (hole) in the tooth and the dentist cleans it out to remove any bacteria and smooth the tooth. In the case of amalgam fillings, a shelf is create...
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explainlikeimfive/ebla2ly
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Why is it that some sounds seem much louder to someone with a headache?
It's most likely got to do with your attention. Headaches, particularly migraines, and from my experience dehydration headaches as well, respond to stimuli. Your brain is focused on the pain, and when presented with stimuli, it aggravates the headache, and your brain makes it a much bigger deal out of the sound than it...
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explainlikeimfive/dwasrg9
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How do we see color?
Similar to how there are nerves that sense pressure, heat or pain in your fingers, there are nerves that sense light in the back of your eyes. When it comes to color the nerves referred to as ‘cones’ are most relevant. There are several theories as to how the brain comprehends the sensations from these nerves when ligh...
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AskReddit/c5ua355
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What's the stupidest/strangest reason TSA has stopped you when going through security?
I use my phone as a GPS, so I packed a dashboard phone mount. It's one of those donut shaped sandbag type ones with the dock mount that attaches to it. The sandbag bit apparently looked odd on the x-ray machine. They put my bag through the x-ray 3 times, repositioning it each time to get another angle before giving up,...
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AskReddit/efjhb5x
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What’s a Work From Home excuse you make at work?
Weather, not feeling well, car in the shop, car not starting. Some guy at my job worked from home for almost a full week once-said he didn’t have any clean pants and his washer was broken. I mean, my job is pretty chill though.
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AskReddit/cfcsui0
1xn29n
What is the strangest grammatically correct sentence you know?
All I can think of is the buffalo sentence. Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo. I'm sure Reddit can come up with some weird, but correct, sentences.
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AskReddit/doxw9ry
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What is the weirdest, strangest or creepiest thing you've seen whilst travelling on remote roads?
I was driving down a pretty remote road and a man was walking down the road wearing a bright blue shirt and carrying a full sized American flag in the stand. It was ones you see on the sides of stages or on TV. It was so weird.
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explainlikeimfive/cjpl5vd
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If emotion is just a chemical in our brains, could we make a computer capable of feeling these emotions?
"Pretty good"? How about extremely good? Scientifically speaking, we are barely on the cusp of starting to understand how the brain works. You equate "emotion" with "a chemical", but how many emotions are there? I would estimate "a lot", but there aren't different chemicals for each emotion. It's about how the brain is...
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askscience/c8ixzm5
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Could a bullet made of frozen blood really be more effective than a bullet made of water?
First of all, blood is ~80% water, so the same general problems with ice bullets still apply. In addition to that, blood has a whole bunch of stuff dissolved in it that disrupts the formation of ice crystals and mechanically weakens the frozen phase. So, a bullet made from frozen blood would actually be worse than an i...
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explainlikeimfive/ch1kuny
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What is the evolutionary advantage to different coloured eyes?
It's a random mutation that comes along with skin pigmentation. If you have naturally darker skin, then you obviously have more melanin. This also causes darker eyes. So it's like a side-by-side trait that doesn't have any major effect
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AskReddit/djol3vi
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What creepy thing happened to you that still haunts you to this day?
To start off, I'm a total skeptic when it comes to ghosts and other paranormal things. To this day I don't know what exactly I saw but it is my most vivid memory. I was 2-3 years old at my grandmother's house. She had this big cabinet in her hallway by some stairs that often had little toys and candies that she put in ...
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AskReddit/ciwk0oq
2am8ni
What little things does a girl do to show that she likes you?
Some shy girls don't show any signs at all, and some overly flirty girls flirt even when they're not interested. It's easier to learn to face rejection than to figure out to read every girl. Just make a move.
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AskReddit/cew3v1p
1vva5u
What changes in your government would you like to see in the next 5 years?
United States. In the next 5 years we can only hope there will be a new president. Anything more would require full effort by the American people at large--otherwise there will not be any meaningful change in how this country is ran. Forgive us, rest of the world; We the people lost control of our government.
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AskReddit/dkvbyzs
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Which movies have awesome fight scenes?
It depends the kind of fight scene you want to see. Gritty realism, Saving Private Ryan. Unrealistic but visually pleasing: Shoot Em Up, The Matrix, Equilibrium. John Wick has some fantastic fight scenes, but push reality a but much. One of my favorites for realism though is the first Jack Reacher. You see the combatan...
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AskReddit/dzwhq40
8nlhuo
What's a shallow reason you wouldn't date someone?
them not being comfortable with their sexuality or just secure in their sexuality. like if a guy won’t buy a certain item cause it’s too feminine or if they won’t do a task that’s deemed “effeminate” or if they won’t do something just cause they think it’ll make them gay even if the task obviously isn’t, then that’s su...
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AskHistorians/cokamd8
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Did Hitler ever consider negotiating peace with the Allies?
Hitler offered peace to the United Kingdom following the fall of France in June 1940. In a speech to the Reichstag on July 19th 1940 he stated that he saw no reason that the war should go on. In making this offer Hitler hoped that his western front would be secured and he could turn to planning the invasion of the Sovi...
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AskReddit/eitesk6
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What are some foods that seem healthy that are actually very bad for you?
Nuts. At least I always believed they were healthy but they’re actually full of fat. I often see on weight loss tv shows how larger people think they’re eating healthy but don’t lose weight and it’s because they’ve swapped a chocolate bar for a bag of nuts which is just as bad
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