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3aip6c | Why hasn't the whole human race evolved to a point where we no longer get sunburn? Considering we have been under the sun our whole existence? | ### Has human skin evolution led to a point where we no longer get sunburn? ### What are the genetic changes that have occurred in human skin over time? ### How does natural selection play a role in the evolution of human skin? ### How does human skin color and melanin play a role in sun protection? ### What are the environmental factors that have influenced the evolution of human skin? ### What are the adaptive advantages of getting sunburn? | ### What is the history of the human race's exposure to the sun? ### How does sun exposure affect the human body? ### What are the negative effects of sunburn? ### What are the genetic and evolutionary factors that impact our ability to tolerate sun exposure? ### What are the latest advancements in sun protection and prevention? | [
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3aip6c | Why hasn't the whole human race evolved to a point where we no longer get sunburn? Considering we have been under the sun our whole existence? | ### How does sunlight affect the body's ability to produce melanin? ### What is the history of sun exposure and skin tone in human evolution? ### What factors contribute to an individual's risk of developing skin cancer from sun exposure? ### How do different genetic mutations affect an individual's ability to tan and burn? | ### What is the history of the human race's exposure to the sun? ### How does sun exposure affect the human body? ### What are the negative effects of sunburn? ### What are the genetic and evolutionary factors that impact our ability to tolerate sun exposure? ### What are the latest advancements in sun protection and prevention? | [
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3aip6c | Why hasn't the whole human race evolved to a point where we no longer get sunburn? Considering we have been under the sun our whole existence? | ### What is the history of human evolution and how did it impact our sensitivity to the sun? ### What are the factors that contribute to sun sensitivity in different populations? ### How has natural selection impacted our sensitivity to the sun? ### Are there any species that have evolved to be resistant to sunburn? | ### What is the science behind sunburn and why do humans get it? ### What is the evolutionary history of human skin and its response to sunlight? ### What are the factors that influence a person's risk of sunburn? ### What adaptations have humans made to mitigate the risk of sunburn? ### What are the implications of consistently avoiding the sun? | [
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c6u4ha | How can we eat blue cheese but we can't eat other moldy cheese? | ### What is the scientific explanation for the difference in the safety of eating blue cheese compared to other moldy cheese? ### How is blue cheese made differently than other moldy cheese? ### What are the health risks of eating moldy cheese? ### How can we distinguish between safe and unsafe moldy cheese? | ### What is blue cheese made of? ### What is the difference between blue cheese and other moldy cheese? ### Is it safe to eat blue cheese? ### What are the risks of eating blue cheese? | [
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72v3kb | How is supporting research for children's cancer different from supporting any other sort of cancer research? | ### What are the unique challenges in treating and curing children's cancer? ### How does the biology of children's cancer differ from that of adult cancer? ### What are the statistics and data related to children's cancer incidence and survival rate? ### How does children's cancer research funding differ from adult cancer research funding? ### How are pediatric cancer patients unique and what are their special needs? | ### What are the specific challenges and obstacles that researchers face when studying childhood cancer? ### How does the funding and support for research on childhood cancer compare to that of adult cancer research? ### What are some of the unique medical and scientific considerations that come into play when studying childhood cancer? ### How does childhood cancer affect the quality of life for children and families differently than adult cancer? | [
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"Steroids are viewed as deadly poison for the young and healthy because they can have negative side effects and can be abused for athletic enhancement."
] | [] |
2v26wf | Why are steroids viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly, and deadly poison for the young and healthy? | ### What are the health benefits of steroids for the elderly and weak? ### What are the short-term and long-term effects of steroid use? ### How do steroids affect young and healthy individuals differently than elderly or weak individuals? ### How have steroids been used in medicine? ### What are the risks of steroid abuse? | ### What is the history of steroids? ### What are the benefits of steroids for the weak and elderly? ### What are the risks of steroids for the young and healthy? ### What are the legal uses of steroids? ### What are the medical uses of steroids? ### What are the side effects of steroids? ### How do steroids work in the body? | [
"Steroids are viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly because they can help improve their health conditions.",
"Steroids are viewed as deadly poison for the young and healthy because they can have negative side effects and can be abused for athletic enhancement.",
"Steroids have a negative stigma, especially in professional sports, as they are seen as a form of cheating."
] | [
"Steroids are viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly because they can help improve their health conditions.",
"Steroids are viewed as deadly poison for the young and healthy because they can have negative side effects and can be abused for athletic enhancement."
] | [] |
2v26wf | Why are steroids viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly, and deadly poison for the young and healthy? | ### What are the health benefits of steroids for the elderly and weak? ### What are the short-term and long-term effects of steroid use? ### How do steroids affect young and healthy individuals differently than elderly or weak individuals? ### How have steroids been used in medicine? ### What are the risks of steroid abuse? | ### How have steroids been used to treat a variety of medical conditions? ### What are the potential benefits and risks of using steroids for non-medical purposes? ### How does the body's response to steroids differ based on factors like age, health, and dosage? ### What are some examples of athletes who have suffered negative consequences as a result of using steroids? | [
"Steroids are viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly because they can help improve their health conditions.",
"Steroids are viewed as deadly poison for the young and healthy because they can have negative side effects and can be abused for athletic enhancement.",
"Steroids have a negative stigma, especially in professional sports, as they are seen as a form of cheating."
] | [
"Steroids are viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly because they can help improve their health conditions.",
"Steroids are viewed as deadly poison for the young and healthy because they can have negative side effects and can be abused for athletic enhancement."
] | [] |
2v26wf | Why are steroids viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly, and deadly poison for the young and healthy? | ### What are the health benefits of steroids for the elderly and weak? ### What are the short-term and long-term effects of steroid use? ### How do steroids affect young and healthy individuals differently than elderly or weak individuals? ### How have steroids been used in medicine? ### What are the risks of steroid abuse? | ### What are the therapeutic effects of steroids that make them a miracle medicine for some people? ### How do steroids cause deadly effects in some people that are not considered effective for the others? ### What is the ideal duration and dosage for using steroids that will not harm your health? ### What are the side effects of long-term steroid use that lead to deadly health problems? | [
"Steroids are viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly because they can help improve their health conditions.",
"Steroids are viewed as deadly poison for the young and healthy because they can have negative side effects and can be abused for athletic enhancement.",
"Steroids have a negative stigma, especially in professional sports, as they are seen as a form of cheating."
] | [
"Steroids are viewed as miracle medicines for the weak and elderly because they can help improve their health conditions.",
"Steroids are viewed as deadly poison for the young and healthy because they can have negative side effects and can be abused for athletic enhancement."
] | [] |
1rw8b7 | How practical is it to duel wield guns? | ### What is the legal status of duel wielding guns in different countries? ### What are the physical limitations of duel wielding guns? ### How effective is duel wielding in real life combat scenarios? ### What are some common techniques used for duel wielding? | ### What is the legality of duel wielding guns in different countries? ### What are the disadvantages of duel wielding guns? ### What are the advantages of duel wielding guns? ### What are some examples of people who have successfully duel wielded guns in real-life scenarios? | [
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical.",
"Shooting pistols straight is already difficult.",
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended."
] | [
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended.",
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical."
] | [] |
1rw8b7 | How practical is it to duel wield guns? | ### What is the legal status of duel wielding guns in different countries? ### What are the physical limitations of duel wielding guns? ### How effective is duel wielding in real life combat scenarios? ### What are some common techniques used for duel wielding? | ### What are the legal implications of duel wielding guns? ### What are the drawbacks of duel wielding guns in terms of accuracy and reliability? ### What are some common duel wielding techniques in real life situations? ### What is the history of duel wielding in popular culture? | [
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical.",
"Shooting pistols straight is already difficult.",
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended."
] | [
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended.",
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical."
] | [] |
1rw8b7 | How practical is it to duel wield guns? | ### What is the legal status of duel wielding guns in different countries? ### What are the physical limitations of duel wielding guns? ### How effective is duel wielding in real life combat scenarios? ### What are some common techniques used for duel wielding? | ### What are the legal implications of duel wielding guns? ### How effective is duel wielding in real-world situations? ### What are the practical challenges of duel wielding? ### How do the mechanics of firearms affect the practicality of duel wielding? ### How is duel wielding perceived in the military and law enforcement communities? | [
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical.",
"Shooting pistols straight is already difficult.",
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended."
] | [
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended.",
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical."
] | [] |
1rw8b7 | How practical is it to duel wield guns? | ### Are there any historical examples of duel wielding in gunfights? ### What are the downsides of duel wielding guns? ### How does duel wielding affect accuracy and firepower? ### What are the benefits of duel wielding guns? ### What are some practical applications of duel wielding in modern warfare? | ### What is the legality of duel wielding guns in different countries? ### What are the disadvantages of duel wielding guns? ### What are the advantages of duel wielding guns? ### What are some examples of people who have successfully duel wielded guns in real-life scenarios? | [
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical.",
"Shooting pistols straight is already difficult.",
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended."
] | [
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended.",
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical."
] | [] |
1rw8b7 | How practical is it to duel wield guns? | ### Are there any historical examples of duel wielding in gunfights? ### What are the downsides of duel wielding guns? ### How does duel wielding affect accuracy and firepower? ### What are the benefits of duel wielding guns? ### What are some practical applications of duel wielding in modern warfare? | ### What are the legal implications of duel wielding guns? ### What are the drawbacks of duel wielding guns in terms of accuracy and reliability? ### What are some common duel wielding techniques in real life situations? ### What is the history of duel wielding in popular culture? | [
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical.",
"Shooting pistols straight is already difficult.",
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended."
] | [
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended.",
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical."
] | [] |
1rw8b7 | How practical is it to duel wield guns? | ### Are there any historical examples of duel wielding in gunfights? ### What are the downsides of duel wielding guns? ### How does duel wielding affect accuracy and firepower? ### What are the benefits of duel wielding guns? ### What are some practical applications of duel wielding in modern warfare? | ### What are the legal implications of duel wielding guns? ### How effective is duel wielding in real-world situations? ### What are the practical challenges of duel wielding? ### How do the mechanics of firearms affect the practicality of duel wielding? ### How is duel wielding perceived in the military and law enforcement communities? | [
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical.",
"Shooting pistols straight is already difficult.",
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended."
] | [
"Duel wielding guns is not recommended.",
"Dueling wielding guns is not practical."
] | [] |
2yb025 | What is Gout, what triggers it, and what are the best ways for a person to avoid a flare up? | ### What is Gout? ### How does one get Gout? ### What are the main symptoms of Gout? ### What foods to avoid to prevent Gout? ### What is the best diet to prevent Gout? ### Are there any lifestyle changes that can help prevent Gout? ### What are the best medications to take for Gout? | ### What is gout and what are its causes? ### What are the typical symptoms of gout? ### What are the best ways for someone to avoid a flare-up? ### What foods should be avoided for someone with gout? ### Are there any medications that can prevent or treat gout? | [
"Gout is caused by a buildup of uric acid crystals in joints.",
"Purine, found in most meats, fishes, and seafoods, is a trigger for gout.",
"Drinking plenty of water can help flush out excess uric acid and potentially reduce the risk of gout flare-ups."
] | [
"Drinking plenty of water can help flush out excess uric acid and potentially reduce the risk of gout flare-ups.",
"Purine, found in most meats, fishes, and seafoods, is a trigger for gout.",
"Gout is caused by a buildup of uric acid crystals in joints."
] | [
"Gout is caused by a buildup of uric acid crystals in joints."
] |
6sy64f | Why do members of species prioritize surviving with seemingly no other goal? | ### What are the biological reasons for the desire to survive in organisms? ### What are the evolutionary factors that lead to survival as the primary goal in species? ### What is the importance of survival in the animal kingdom and how does it differ among species? ### How do environmental factors impact the prioritization of survival in species? | ### What are the survival instincts of different species and how do they impact their behavior? ### What factors influence an organism's goal-directed behavior? ### What is the role of adaptation in shaping the behavior of organisms? ### What is the relationship between biological evolution and goal-directed behavior? | [
"Organisms prioritize survival because it allows them to reproduce and continue their species.",
"The \"survival of the fittest\" contest leads to the prioritization of survival in species.",
"Evolution prioritizes both survival and reproduction in order to ensure the continuation of a species."
] | [
"The \"survival of the fittest\" contest leads to the prioritization of survival in species.",
"Organisms prioritize survival because it allows them to reproduce and continue their species."
] | [] |
23yle3 | Why does air heat up when compressed? What is happening when this occurs? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure in a gas? ### What happens to the molecular motion of a gas when it is compressed? ### What is the ideal gas law and how does it apply to compression? ### When does air heat up when compressed? ### What is the role of internal energy in compression? | ### When does air heat up when compressed? ### What causes air to heat up when compressed? ### What is the relationship between the volume of air and temperature? ### What is the process of compression in terms of physics? | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"Heat is the movement of molecules.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [] |
23yle3 | Why does air heat up when compressed? What is happening when this occurs? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure in a gas? ### What happens to the molecular motion of a gas when it is compressed? ### What is the ideal gas law and how does it apply to compression? ### When does air heat up when compressed? ### What is the role of internal energy in compression? | ### What is the definition of thermodynamics? ### What is an ideal gas? ### How does pressure affect the temperature of a gas? ### What is the relationship between temperature and energy in a thermodynamic system? ### How do the laws of thermodynamics apply to the heating of air when it is compressed? | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"Heat is the movement of molecules.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [] |
23yle3 | Why does air heat up when compressed? What is happening when this occurs? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure in a gas? ### What happens to the molecular motion of a gas when it is compressed? ### What is the ideal gas law and how does it apply to compression? ### When does air heat up when compressed? ### What is the role of internal energy in compression? | ### What is the relationship between compression and heat in a gas? ### How does compressing a gas lead to an increase in temperature? ### What is the difference between adiabatic and isothermal compression of a gas? ### What factors affect the amount of heat generated during compression of a gas? | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"Heat is the movement of molecules.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [] |
23yle3 | Why does air heat up when compressed? What is happening when this occurs? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure in a gas? ### What happens to the molecular motion of a gas when it is compressed? ### What is the ideal gas law and how does it apply to compression? ### When does air heat up when compressed? ### What is the role of internal energy in compression? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure in air? ### How does compression of air affect its temperature? ### What are the physical processes that occur during air compression? ### What are some practical applications of understanding air compression and its effect on temperature? | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"Heat is the movement of molecules.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [] |
23yle3 | Why does air heat up when compressed? What is happening when this occurs? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure in a gas? ### What happens to the molecular motion of a gas when it is compressed? ### What is the ideal gas law and how does it apply to compression? ### When does air heat up when compressed? ### What is the role of internal energy in compression? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure? ### How does air temperature change when it is compressed? ### What are the physical changes that occur when air is compressed? ### How does the First Law of Thermodynamics apply to this phenomenon? | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"Heat is the movement of molecules.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [] |
23yle3 | Why does air heat up when compressed? What is happening when this occurs? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure in a gas? ### What happens to the molecular motion of a gas when it is compressed? ### What is the ideal gas law and how does it apply to compression? ### When does air heat up when compressed? ### What is the role of internal energy in compression? | ### Explain how the ideal gas law relates to the heating of compressed air. ### What is the relationship between pressure and volume in a gas? ### What is the process of adiabatic compression? ### How does the internal energy of a gas change during adiabatic compression? | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"Heat is the movement of molecules.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [] |
23yle3 | Why does air heat up when compressed? What is happening when this occurs? | ### What is the relationship between temperature and pressure in a gas? ### What happens to the molecular motion of a gas when it is compressed? ### What is the ideal gas law and how does it apply to compression? ### When does air heat up when compressed? ### What is the role of internal energy in compression? | ### Why does air heat up when compressed? ### What is the physical process that causes air to heat up when compressed? ### How does the heat capacity of air change when it is compressed? ### What is the relationship between pressure and temperature in an ideal gas law? | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"Heat is the movement of molecules.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [
"Air heats up when compressed because there is an increased average amount of movement per volume.",
"The more movement there is in a given object/area, the hotter it is."
] | [] |
1mq9y6 | Why do Muslim terrorist groups think that if they martyr themselves they will be rewarded with virgins in heavan? | ### What is the origin of the belief among terrorist groups that martyrdom leads to rewards in heaven? ### How does this belief manifest in the actions of these groups? ### What are the main religious texts that are used to justify this belief? ### Are there any alternative interpretations of these texts that do not support violence? ### What are the criticisms of this belief from other Islamic scholars? | ### What is the belief in the reward of martyrdom in Islam? ### How do Muslim extremist groups interpret this belief? ### What are the different interpretations of the concept of paradise in Islam? ### What are the historical and social factors that led to the radicalization of Muslim extremist groups? | [
"The idea of martyrdom is present in the Qur'an and Islamic traditions.",
"Suicide is forbidden in Islam.",
"The belief that martyrs will be rewarded with virgins in heaven is based on misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Islamic teachings."
] | [
"The belief that martyrs will be rewarded with virgins in heaven is based on misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Islamic teachings.",
"The idea of martyrdom is present in the Qur'an and Islamic traditions."
] | [] |
1mq9y6 | Why do Muslim terrorist groups think that if they martyr themselves they will be rewarded with virgins in heavan? | ### What is the origin of the belief among terrorist groups that martyrdom leads to rewards in heaven? ### How does this belief manifest in the actions of these groups? ### What are the main religious texts that are used to justify this belief? ### Are there any alternative interpretations of these texts that do not support violence? ### What are the criticisms of this belief from other Islamic scholars? | ### What are the religious beliefs of Muslim terrorist groups about martyrdom? ### What is the concept of shahada in Islam? ### What do Muslim terrorist groups believe about the afterlife? ### How do Muslim terrorist groups justify their actions with religious beliefs? | [
"The idea of martyrdom is present in the Qur'an and Islamic traditions.",
"Suicide is forbidden in Islam.",
"The belief that martyrs will be rewarded with virgins in heaven is based on misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Islamic teachings."
] | [
"The belief that martyrs will be rewarded with virgins in heaven is based on misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Islamic teachings.",
"The idea of martyrdom is present in the Qur'an and Islamic traditions."
] | [] |
1mq9y6 | Why do Muslim terrorist groups think that if they martyr themselves they will be rewarded with virgins in heavan? | ### What is the origin of the belief among terrorist groups that martyrdom leads to rewards in heaven? ### How does this belief manifest in the actions of these groups? ### What are the main religious texts that are used to justify this belief? ### Are there any alternative interpretations of these texts that do not support violence? ### What are the criticisms of this belief from other Islamic scholars? | ### What is the basis of the belief of martyrdom in Islamic scripture? ### How do mainstream scholars interpret the concept of martyrdom in Islam? ### What is the historical context of the belief in martyrdom in Islamic tradition? ### What are the root causes of extremism and terrorism in the name of Islam? ### How do terrorist groups manipulate Islamic teachings to justify their violent acts? | [
"The idea of martyrdom is present in the Qur'an and Islamic traditions.",
"Suicide is forbidden in Islam.",
"The belief that martyrs will be rewarded with virgins in heaven is based on misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Islamic teachings."
] | [
"The belief that martyrs will be rewarded with virgins in heaven is based on misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Islamic teachings.",
"The idea of martyrdom is present in the Qur'an and Islamic traditions."
] | [] |
2wcir1 | How does nuclear power make electricity cheaper? | ### What are the costs associated with nuclear power production compared to other forms of power production? ### How does nuclear power production compare to other forms of power production in terms of capital and operating expenses? ### What are the economic advantages of using nuclear power to generate electricity? ### How does the cost of nuclear power production compare to the cost of using other forms of power production in the long run? | ### What is the process of generating electricity with nuclear power? ### How does the cost of nuclear power compare to other sources of energy? ### What are the potential drawbacks of using nuclear power? ### How is nuclear power regulated? ### Are there examples of countries that have successfully adopted nuclear power? | [
"Nuclear power plants have low operational costs once they are set up.",
"The main costs associated with nuclear power are maintenance, staff, rent, safety, and transportation of waste.",
"Compared to power stations that use coal, oil, or natural gas, nuclear power is cheaper because it requires less fuel and produces less pollution."
] | [
"Nuclear power plants have low operational costs once they are set up.",
"Compared to power stations that use coal, oil, or natural gas, nuclear power is cheaper because it requires less fuel and produces less pollution."
] | [] |
2wcir1 | How does nuclear power make electricity cheaper? | ### What are the costs associated with nuclear power production compared to other forms of power production? ### How does nuclear power production compare to other forms of power production in terms of capital and operating expenses? ### What are the economic advantages of using nuclear power to generate electricity? ### How does the cost of nuclear power production compare to the cost of using other forms of power production in the long run? | ### What is the cost breakdown of traditional power generation methods like coal and gas? ### How do the upfront costs of nuclear power plants compare to other power plants? ### What are the long-term economic benefits of nuclear power plants? ### How do the operational costs of nuclear power plants compare to other power plants? | [
"Nuclear power plants have low operational costs once they are set up.",
"The main costs associated with nuclear power are maintenance, staff, rent, safety, and transportation of waste.",
"Compared to power stations that use coal, oil, or natural gas, nuclear power is cheaper because it requires less fuel and produces less pollution."
] | [
"Nuclear power plants have low operational costs once they are set up.",
"Compared to power stations that use coal, oil, or natural gas, nuclear power is cheaper because it requires less fuel and produces less pollution."
] | [] |
2wcir1 | How does nuclear power make electricity cheaper? | ### What are the costs associated with nuclear power production compared to other forms of power production? ### How does nuclear power production compare to other forms of power production in terms of capital and operating expenses? ### What are the economic advantages of using nuclear power to generate electricity? ### How does the cost of nuclear power production compare to the cost of using other forms of power production in the long run? | ### What are the economic benefits of nuclear power? ### How does the cost of nuclear power compare to other forms of energy production? ### How does nuclear power produce electricity in a safe and efficient manner? | [
"Nuclear power plants have low operational costs once they are set up.",
"The main costs associated with nuclear power are maintenance, staff, rent, safety, and transportation of waste.",
"Compared to power stations that use coal, oil, or natural gas, nuclear power is cheaper because it requires less fuel and produces less pollution."
] | [
"Nuclear power plants have low operational costs once they are set up.",
"Compared to power stations that use coal, oil, or natural gas, nuclear power is cheaper because it requires less fuel and produces less pollution."
] | [] |
z68uz | Why do some lights "lag" when I turn them on? | ### What causes lights to take a few seconds to turn on? ### Are there any devices or methods to help reduce the delay of light activation? ### How do different types of light bulbs, such as LED and incandescent, affect light activation time? ### How can I make my home more energy efficient and reduce light lag? | ### What could cause lights to "lag" when turned on? ### What are some possible solutions to the "lagging" lights problem? ### How can I troubleshoot "lagging" lights? ### What are some common causes of "lagging" lights? | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"Compact fluorescent bulbs can take a minute or more to reach their full brightness.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [] |
z68uz | Why do some lights "lag" when I turn them on? | ### What are the common causes of lights "lagging" when turned on? ### How can I fix or prevent lights from "lagging" when turned on? ### What is the science behind lights "lagging" when turned on? ### Why do some energy-efficient bulbs "lag" when turned on? ### How do different types of light bulbs affect the "lag" when turned on? | ### What could cause lights to "lag" when turned on? ### What are some possible solutions to the "lagging" lights problem? ### How can I troubleshoot "lagging" lights? ### What are some common causes of "lagging" lights? | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"Compact fluorescent bulbs can take a minute or more to reach their full brightness.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [] |
z68uz | Why do some lights "lag" when I turn them on? | ### Why do some lights take a moment to turn on? ### What causes lights to "lag" when they are first turned on? ### What is the science behind the delay in lightbulbs turning on? ### What is the difference between incandescent and LED lightbulbs in terms of "lag" time? | ### What could cause lights to "lag" when turned on? ### What are some possible solutions to the "lagging" lights problem? ### How can I troubleshoot "lagging" lights? ### What are some common causes of "lagging" lights? | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"Compact fluorescent bulbs can take a minute or more to reach their full brightness.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [] |
z68uz | Why do some lights "lag" when I turn them on? | ### Why do some lights take longer to turn on than others? ### What causes lights to take longer to turn on? ### How can I prevent lights from lagging when I turn them on? ### Can lagging lights cause damage to the bulb? | ### What could cause lights to "lag" when turned on? ### What are some possible solutions to the "lagging" lights problem? ### How can I troubleshoot "lagging" lights? ### What are some common causes of "lagging" lights? | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"Compact fluorescent bulbs can take a minute or more to reach their full brightness.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [] |
z68uz | Why do some lights "lag" when I turn them on? | ### What is the phenomenon of lights "lagging" when turned on called? ### What are some possible reasons why some lights may "lag" when turned on? ### How can I fix this issue with my lights? ### What can cause "lagging" in different types of lights (e.g. LED, incandescent, etc.)? | ### What could cause lights to "lag" when turned on? ### What are some possible solutions to the "lagging" lights problem? ### How can I troubleshoot "lagging" lights? ### What are some common causes of "lagging" lights? | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"Compact fluorescent bulbs can take a minute or more to reach their full brightness.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [
"Some types of bulbs take a while to warm up before turning on.",
"The type of bulb used in lights can cause them to \"lag\" when turned on."
] | [] |
2jguc9 | What does clinical depression look like in developing countries (ie, living conditions where the patient would have lots of "reasons" [disease, famine, civil war, etc] to be depressed)? Is it recognized at all? | ### How does clinical depression manifest in developing countries? ### What are the common causes of clinical depression in developing countries? ### How is clinical depression diagnosed and treated in developing countries? ### How do cultural and societal factors affect the recognition and treatment of clinical depression in developing countries? | ### How does clinical depression manifest in developing countries where patients face multiple challenges [disease, famine, civil war, etc.]? ### What are some cultural and societal barriers to recognizing and treating depression in developing countries? ### How are mental health resources and services allocated in developing countries? ### What are some effective approaches to treating depression in resource-limited settings? | [
"Clinical depression may be less prevalent in developing countries compared to rich countries.",
"The living conditions in developing countries, such as disease, famine, and civil war, may contribute to depression.",
"It is unclear whether clinical depression is recognized and diagnosed in developing countries."
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"The living conditions in developing countries, such as disease, famine, and civil war, may contribute to depression.",
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"Clinical depression may be less prevalent in developing countries compared to rich countries.",
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"The living conditions in developing countries, such as disease, famine, and civil war, may contribute to depression.",
"It is unclear whether clinical depression is recognized and diagnosed in developing countries."
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What factors contribute to the temperature of an object? ### How does the conductivity of different materials affect their temperature? ### Why does metal conduct heat so well? ### What are the characteristics of poor conductors of heat? ### How does the shape and size of an object affect its temperature? ### What is the science behind why some materials feel colder than others at room temperature? | ### What is the thermal conductivity of metals? ### What is the thermal conductivity of wood and linoleum? ### What is the thermal conductivity of fabric and plastic? ### How does the specific heat capacity of materials affect their temperature? | [
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What factors contribute to the temperature of an object? ### How does the conductivity of different materials affect their temperature? ### Why does metal conduct heat so well? ### What are the characteristics of poor conductors of heat? ### How does the shape and size of an object affect its temperature? ### What is the science behind why some materials feel colder than others at room temperature? | ### What is the effect of temperature on materials? ### How do different materials absorb and conduct heat? ### Why are metals considered to be good conductors of heat? ### Why do fabrics and plastics have a neutral temperature? ### What are the factors that influence the thermal conductivity of materials? | [
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"Metal conducts heat better than plastic.",
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the heat transfer process that occurs in objects? ### How do different materials affect heat transfer? ### How do the properties of conductivity, insulation, and specific heat capacity impact heat transfer? ### What factors influence temperature in an enclosed space? | ### What is the thermal conductivity of metals? ### What is the thermal conductivity of wood and linoleum? ### What is the thermal conductivity of fabric and plastic? ### How does the specific heat capacity of materials affect their temperature? | [
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the difference in thermal conductivity between metal, fabric, plastic, and wood? ### How does the surface area to volume ratio of different materials affect their temperature? ### How does the specific heat capacity of different materials affect their temperature? ### What are some examples of materials with high and low thermal conductivity? ### What is the ideal material for insulation? | ### What is the thermal conductivity of metals? ### What is the thermal conductivity of wood and linoleum? ### What is the thermal conductivity of fabric and plastic? ### How does the specific heat capacity of materials affect their temperature? | [
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the difference in thermal conductivity between different materials? ### How does the thermal conductivity of a material affect its temperature? ### What are the different methods for measuring temperature? ### How do different materials absorb and dissipate heat? | ### What is the thermal conductivity of metals? ### What is the thermal conductivity of wood and linoleum? ### What is the thermal conductivity of fabric and plastic? ### How does the specific heat capacity of materials affect their temperature? | [
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the heat transfer process that occurs in objects? ### How do different materials affect heat transfer? ### How do the properties of conductivity, insulation, and specific heat capacity impact heat transfer? ### What factors influence temperature in an enclosed space? | ### What is the effect of temperature on materials? ### How do different materials absorb and conduct heat? ### Why are metals considered to be good conductors of heat? ### Why do fabrics and plastics have a neutral temperature? ### What are the factors that influence the thermal conductivity of materials? | [
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"Metal conducts heat better than plastic.",
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the difference in thermal conductivity between metal, fabric, plastic, and wood? ### How does the surface area to volume ratio of different materials affect their temperature? ### How does the specific heat capacity of different materials affect their temperature? ### What are some examples of materials with high and low thermal conductivity? ### What is the ideal material for insulation? | ### What is the effect of temperature on materials? ### How do different materials absorb and conduct heat? ### Why are metals considered to be good conductors of heat? ### Why do fabrics and plastics have a neutral temperature? ### What are the factors that influence the thermal conductivity of materials? | [
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the difference in thermal conductivity between different materials? ### How does the thermal conductivity of a material affect its temperature? ### What are the different methods for measuring temperature? ### How do different materials absorb and dissipate heat? | ### What is the effect of temperature on materials? ### How do different materials absorb and conduct heat? ### Why are metals considered to be good conductors of heat? ### Why do fabrics and plastics have a neutral temperature? ### What are the factors that influence the thermal conductivity of materials? | [
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the heat transfer process that occurs in objects? ### How do different materials affect heat transfer? ### How do the properties of conductivity, insulation, and specific heat capacity impact heat transfer? ### What factors influence temperature in an enclosed space? | ### How do different materials transfer heat? ### What are the factors that affect the thermal conductivity of a material? ### How do materials with high and low thermal conductivity differ in their ability to transfer heat? ### What factors influence the perceived temperature of an object in contact with different materials? | [
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"Metal conducts heat better than plastic."
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the heat transfer process that occurs in objects? ### How do different materials affect heat transfer? ### How do the properties of conductivity, insulation, and specific heat capacity impact heat transfer? ### What factors influence temperature in an enclosed space? | ### What factors determine the temperature of an object at room temperature? ### How do the specific heat capacities of different materials affect the temperature of an object made of those materials? ### How do the thermal conductivity and thermal diffusivity of different materials affect the temperature of an object made of those materials? ### How does the shape and surface area of an object affect its temperature at room temperature? ### What are some examples of common materials and their temperatures at room temperature? | [
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"Your senses may tell you that metal is at a cooler temperature than it actually is because of the way it conducts heat."
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the difference in thermal conductivity between metal, fabric, plastic, and wood? ### How does the surface area to volume ratio of different materials affect their temperature? ### How does the specific heat capacity of different materials affect their temperature? ### What are some examples of materials with high and low thermal conductivity? ### What is the ideal material for insulation? | ### How do different materials transfer heat? ### What are the factors that affect the thermal conductivity of a material? ### How do materials with high and low thermal conductivity differ in their ability to transfer heat? ### What factors influence the perceived temperature of an object in contact with different materials? | [
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"Metal conducts heat better than plastic."
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the difference in thermal conductivity between different materials? ### How does the thermal conductivity of a material affect its temperature? ### What are the different methods for measuring temperature? ### How do different materials absorb and dissipate heat? | ### How do different materials transfer heat? ### What are the factors that affect the thermal conductivity of a material? ### How do materials with high and low thermal conductivity differ in their ability to transfer heat? ### What factors influence the perceived temperature of an object in contact with different materials? | [
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"Metal conducts heat better than plastic."
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the difference in thermal conductivity between metal, fabric, plastic, and wood? ### How does the surface area to volume ratio of different materials affect their temperature? ### How does the specific heat capacity of different materials affect their temperature? ### What are some examples of materials with high and low thermal conductivity? ### What is the ideal material for insulation? | ### What factors determine the temperature of an object at room temperature? ### How do the specific heat capacities of different materials affect the temperature of an object made of those materials? ### How do the thermal conductivity and thermal diffusivity of different materials affect the temperature of an object made of those materials? ### How does the shape and surface area of an object affect its temperature at room temperature? ### What are some examples of common materials and their temperatures at room temperature? | [
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"Your senses may tell you that metal is at a cooler temperature than it actually is because of the way it conducts heat."
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15pqt2 | How come, at room temperature, things like metal and a wooden or linoleum floor are cold and things like fabric and plastic are a neutral temperature? | ### What is the difference in thermal conductivity between different materials? ### How does the thermal conductivity of a material affect its temperature? ### What are the different methods for measuring temperature? ### How do different materials absorb and dissipate heat? | ### What factors determine the temperature of an object at room temperature? ### How do the specific heat capacities of different materials affect the temperature of an object made of those materials? ### How do the thermal conductivity and thermal diffusivity of different materials affect the temperature of an object made of those materials? ### How does the shape and surface area of an object affect its temperature at room temperature? ### What are some examples of common materials and their temperatures at room temperature? | [
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"Your senses may tell you that metal is at a cooler temperature than it actually is because of the way it conducts heat."
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215ert | why are smoothies worse than whole fruit? | ### Is there a nutritional difference between whole fruit and smoothies? ### What are the benefits of consuming whole fruit compared to smoothies? ### How are the fiber content and satiety differ between whole fruit and smoothies? ### What are the common ingredients used in smoothies and how do they affect our health? | ### What are the nutritional differences between smoothies and whole fruit? ### How does the process of blending affect the nutritional value of fruit in smoothies? ### What are the potential health risks associated with drinking smoothies as a primary source of fruit intake? | [
"Smoothies can contain a lot of sugar and calories.",
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215ert | why are smoothies worse than whole fruit? | ### Nutritional comparison of smoothies and whole fruit ### Benefits of consuming whole fruit over smoothies ### Reasons why smoothies may not be as nutritious as whole fruit ### Factors affecting the nutritional value of smoothies compared to whole fruit ### Negative impact of added sugars in smoothies on health | ### What are the nutritional differences between smoothies and whole fruit? ### How does the process of blending affect the nutritional value of fruit in smoothies? ### What are the potential health risks associated with drinking smoothies as a primary source of fruit intake? | [
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"Smoothies can contain a lot of sugar and calories.",
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215ert | why are smoothies worse than whole fruit? | ### Nutritional comparison between smoothies and whole fruit ### Reasons why smoothies may be considered less healthy than whole fruit ### Benefits of eating whole fruit compared to drinking smoothies ### How smoothies can be made healthier | ### What are the nutritional differences between smoothies and whole fruit? ### How does the process of blending affect the nutritional value of fruit in smoothies? ### What are the potential health risks associated with drinking smoothies as a primary source of fruit intake? | [
"Smoothies can contain a lot of sugar and calories.",
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"Smoothies can contain a lot of sugar and calories.",
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215ert | why are smoothies worse than whole fruit? | ### Is there a nutritional difference between whole fruit and smoothies? ### What are the benefits of consuming whole fruit compared to smoothies? ### How are the fiber content and satiety differ between whole fruit and smoothies? ### What are the common ingredients used in smoothies and how do they affect our health? | ### How do smoothies and whole fruit differ nutritionally? ### What are the downsides of consuming smoothies over whole fruit? ### Are there any specific vitamins or minerals that are lost when fruit is blended into a smoothie? ### How does the digestion of smoothies compare to whole fruit? | [
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215ert | why are smoothies worse than whole fruit? | ### Nutritional comparison of smoothies and whole fruit ### Benefits of consuming whole fruit over smoothies ### Reasons why smoothies may not be as nutritious as whole fruit ### Factors affecting the nutritional value of smoothies compared to whole fruit ### Negative impact of added sugars in smoothies on health | ### How do smoothies and whole fruit differ nutritionally? ### What are the downsides of consuming smoothies over whole fruit? ### Are there any specific vitamins or minerals that are lost when fruit is blended into a smoothie? ### How does the digestion of smoothies compare to whole fruit? | [
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"Smoothies can contain a lot of sugar and calories.",
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215ert | why are smoothies worse than whole fruit? | ### Nutritional comparison between smoothies and whole fruit ### Reasons why smoothies may be considered less healthy than whole fruit ### Benefits of eating whole fruit compared to drinking smoothies ### How smoothies can be made healthier | ### How do smoothies and whole fruit differ nutritionally? ### What are the downsides of consuming smoothies over whole fruit? ### Are there any specific vitamins or minerals that are lost when fruit is blended into a smoothie? ### How does the digestion of smoothies compare to whole fruit? | [
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32gkho | Why do some planes leave long jet trails that linger for hours and some don’t | ### What are the conditions that create long-lasting contrails? ### How do the properties of jet fuel impact the formation of contrails? ### What are the factors that influence the persistence of contrails? ### How do the altitude and temperature of the atmosphere affect the contrail formation? | ### What are the key factors that determine whether a plane leaves a long jet trail? ### How does altitude affect the formation of jet trails? ### What is the chemical composition of jet fuel and how does it contribute to the formation of jet trails? ### What role does atmospheric conditions play in the dissipation of jet trails? ### How do technological advances in aircraft design impact the formation and dissipation of jet trails? | [
"The quality of contrails is influenced by the temperature and humidity of the air.",
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32gkho | Why do some planes leave long jet trails that linger for hours and some don’t | ### What are contrails and why do they form? ### What are cirrus clouds and why do they affect contrail formation? ### How do the physical properties of the atmosphere influence contrail formation? ### How does the type of fuel used in an aircraft affect contrail formation? | ### What are the key factors that determine whether a plane leaves a long jet trail? ### How does altitude affect the formation of jet trails? ### What is the chemical composition of jet fuel and how does it contribute to the formation of jet trails? ### What role does atmospheric conditions play in the dissipation of jet trails? ### How do technological advances in aircraft design impact the formation and dissipation of jet trails? | [
"The quality of contrails is influenced by the temperature and humidity of the air.",
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32gkho | Why do some planes leave long jet trails that linger for hours and some don’t | ### What are contrails and why do some planes leave them? ### How are contrails formed and what is their composition? ### Why do some contrails dissipate quickly while others linger for hours? ### How do engine type and altitude affect contrail formation? ### How do contrails impact the environment? | ### What are the key factors that determine whether a plane leaves a long jet trail? ### How does altitude affect the formation of jet trails? ### What is the chemical composition of jet fuel and how does it contribute to the formation of jet trails? ### What role does atmospheric conditions play in the dissipation of jet trails? ### How do technological advances in aircraft design impact the formation and dissipation of jet trails? | [
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"The quality of contrails is influenced by the temperature and humidity of the air.",
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52mz2y | Why can we not use anti-matter as fuel for space travel? | ### What is anti-matter and how does it work in space travel? ### What are the challenges in harnessing anti-matter as a source of fuel? ### Why is the energy density of anti-matter lower than expected? ### How does the production of anti-matter impact the environment and safety concerns? | ### What is anti-matter and how is it different from regular matter? ### Why does matter-anti-matter annihilation release energy? ### What is the problem with using anti-matter as a fuel for space travel? ### What are some of the challenges associated with the production, storage, and use of anti-matter as a fuel? | [
"Antimatter releases substantially more energy than nuclear fission/fusion and chemical fuels.",
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"Antimatter will annihilate upon touching any normal matter, making it difficult to store.",
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52mz2y | Why can we not use anti-matter as fuel for space travel? | ### What is anti-matter and how does it differ from regular matter? ### What are the properties of anti-matter that make it unsuitable for fuel for space travel? ### How does anti-matter interact with regular matter, and how can this interaction be used to propel spacecraft? ### What are some of the limitations and challenges associated with the use of anti-matter as fuel for space travel? | ### What is anti-matter and how is it different from regular matter? ### Why does matter-anti-matter annihilation release energy? ### What is the problem with using anti-matter as a fuel for space travel? ### What are some of the challenges associated with the production, storage, and use of anti-matter as a fuel? | [
"Antimatter releases substantially more energy than nuclear fission/fusion and chemical fuels.",
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"Antimatter will annihilate upon touching any normal matter, making it difficult to store.",
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52mz2y | Why can we not use anti-matter as fuel for space travel? | ### What is anti-matter? ### What is the process of converting anti-matter into energy? ### Why is anti-matter more dangerous than regular matter? ### What are the challenges and limitations of using anti-matter as fuel for space travel? ### What are the current alternatives to anti-matter as fuel for space travel? | ### What is anti-matter and how is it different from regular matter? ### Why does matter-anti-matter annihilation release energy? ### What is the problem with using anti-matter as a fuel for space travel? ### What are some of the challenges associated with the production, storage, and use of anti-matter as a fuel? | [
"Antimatter releases substantially more energy than nuclear fission/fusion and chemical fuels.",
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"Antimatter will annihilate upon touching any normal matter, making it difficult to store.",
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atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### How does the air pressure in a shower affect the movement of a shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the movement of a shower curtain? ### Are there any factors that can influence the movement of a shower curtain besides air pressure? ### How can a person minimize the movement of a shower curtain during a shower? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why the shower curtain creeps towards you when showering? ### How is the water pressure inside the shower affecting the shower curtain? ### What factors contribute to the movement of the shower curtain? ### Can the direction of the water flow affect the movement of the shower curtain? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
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"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
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] | [] |
atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### What causes the water to splash on the shower curtain when showering? ### How does the splashing water affect the position of the shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the curtain moving towards you while showering? ### Are there any factors that influence the shower curtain's movement? ### How can you prevent the shower curtain from moving towards you while showering? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why the shower curtain creeps towards you when showering? ### How is the water pressure inside the shower affecting the shower curtain? ### What factors contribute to the movement of the shower curtain? ### Can the direction of the water flow affect the movement of the shower curtain? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
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atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### How does the air pressure in a shower affect the movement of a shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the movement of a shower curtain? ### Are there any factors that can influence the movement of a shower curtain besides air pressure? ### How can a person minimize the movement of a shower curtain during a shower? | ### What is the science behind the water droplets on shower curtains? ### How does the surface tension of water contribute to the phenomenon of the shower curtain creeping towards you? ### What is the physics of the curtain moving towards you while showering? ### How do the forces acting on the shower curtain differ from those acting on the water droplets? | [
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"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering."
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atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### How does the air pressure in a shower affect the movement of a shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the movement of a shower curtain? ### Are there any factors that can influence the movement of a shower curtain besides air pressure? ### How can a person minimize the movement of a shower curtain during a shower? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why the shower curtain creeps towards you when showering? ### Why does the shower curtain move towards the person taking a shower? ### How does the water pressure affect the movement of the shower curtain? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering.",
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"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering."
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atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### How does the air pressure in a shower affect the movement of a shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the movement of a shower curtain? ### Are there any factors that can influence the movement of a shower curtain besides air pressure? ### How can a person minimize the movement of a shower curtain during a shower? | ### What is the physics behind the shower curtain movement? ### How do the forces of air and water cause the shower curtain to move? ### What is the role of the shower curtain in the shower area? ### How do the different types of shower curtains affect the movement? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering."
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"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering."
] | [] |
atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### What causes the water to splash on the shower curtain when showering? ### How does the splashing water affect the position of the shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the curtain moving towards you while showering? ### Are there any factors that influence the shower curtain's movement? ### How can you prevent the shower curtain from moving towards you while showering? | ### What is the science behind the water droplets on shower curtains? ### How does the surface tension of water contribute to the phenomenon of the shower curtain creeping towards you? ### What is the physics of the curtain moving towards you while showering? ### How do the forces acting on the shower curtain differ from those acting on the water droplets? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering."
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"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering."
] | [] |
atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### What causes the water to splash on the shower curtain when showering? ### How does the splashing water affect the position of the shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the curtain moving towards you while showering? ### Are there any factors that influence the shower curtain's movement? ### How can you prevent the shower curtain from moving towards you while showering? | ### Why does the shower curtain move when showering? ### How does the force of the water hitting the curtain cause it to move? ### What is the science behind the movement of the shower curtain? ### What are some common misconceptions about the movement of the shower curtain? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering."
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"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering."
] | [] |
atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### What causes the water to splash on the shower curtain when showering? ### How does the splashing water affect the position of the shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the curtain moving towards you while showering? ### Are there any factors that influence the shower curtain's movement? ### How can you prevent the shower curtain from moving towards you while showering? | ### What is the scientific principle behind the movement of the shower curtain? ### How is the movement of the shower curtain related to fluid dynamics? ### What factors affect the movement of the shower curtain? ### How do different shapes and sizes of shower curtains affect the movement? ### How can the movement of the shower curtain be prevented or reduced? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering."
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"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering."
] | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub."
] |
atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### What causes the water to splash on the shower curtain when showering? ### How does the splashing water affect the position of the shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the curtain moving towards you while showering? ### Are there any factors that influence the shower curtain's movement? ### How can you prevent the shower curtain from moving towards you while showering? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why the shower curtain creeps towards you when showering? ### Why does the shower curtain move towards the person taking a shower? ### How does the water pressure affect the movement of the shower curtain? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering."
] | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering."
] | [] |
atz9ah | Why does the shower curtain creep towards you when showering? | ### What causes the water to splash on the shower curtain when showering? ### How does the splashing water affect the position of the shower curtain? ### What is the physics behind the curtain moving towards you while showering? ### Are there any factors that influence the shower curtain's movement? ### How can you prevent the shower curtain from moving towards you while showering? | ### What is the physics behind the shower curtain movement? ### How do the forces of air and water cause the shower curtain to move? ### What is the role of the shower curtain in the shower area? ### How do the different types of shower curtains affect the movement? | [
"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering.",
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"Shower curtains with magnets sewn into the bottom stick to the tub.",
"The purpose of the magnets in the shower curtain is to prevent it from constantly moving towards you while showering.",
"Shower curtains without magnets may creep towards you when showering."
] | [] |
5sdvjc | What is the “star” system of Reddit? | ### What are the different levels of Reddit rank? ### How is the Reddit “star” system used in determining content quality? ### How is the Reddit “star” system used in determining comment quality? ### What is the difference between Reddit gold and platinum? ### How is Reddit Karma calculated? | ### What is the "star" system on Reddit? ### How does the "star" system work on Reddit? ### What is the purpose of the "star" system on Reddit? ### What is the significance of a high number of "stars" on a Reddit post? ### What are some common misconceptions about the "star" system on Reddit? | [
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