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  1. Started by Randolpin,

    All of us has emotions.Those who have no emotions are robots.Emotions play a great part and one of the major ingredients which colors our everyday lives.Now if you are in love and you know in logic that if you marry that girl, your schooling will be cut off because that's what your parents will do.But in your feelings through your emotions, you really love that girl and you will die if she will depart you.Now for you,which should prevail, emotions or logic.? Answers are very much appreciated.Thank you.

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  2. Started by fredreload,

    As scary as my title sounds, my idea is to create a tag for a person, by having this tag you can quickly identify who this person is and where he is going. In other words you get the identify information of the person, what the person wants to display, and his location. By having this tag, in a work environment, you can quickly track where everyone is at any given time, or you can identify a stranger having this tag that makes the person more approachable. You can also avoid this person if he is some troubled ex. Well the problem for this would involve privacy, but again this tag is placed voluntarily by the user. It could have some sort of social or work benefits, when y…

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  3. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/behavioral-and-brain-sciences/article/political-diversity-will-improve-social-psychological-science-1/A54AD4878AED1AFC8BA6AF54A890149F Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Volume 38 January 2015, e130 Political diversity will improve social psychological science1 Abstract Psychologists have demonstrated the value of diversity – particularly diversity of viewpoints – for enhancing creativity, discovery, and problem solving. But one key type of viewpoint diversity is lacking in academic psychology in general and social psychology in particular: political diversity. This article reviews the available evidence and finds support for fo…

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  4. is finding the right person science of belief based? can science explain how its supposed to work ? animals dont care as much as people in what personality of mate they mate with they don't have much options but people have any options and our psychology is much more complicated then animals.most people say the right person will come along. how do they know, what if he never will, i feel like society has a negative view overall. they think that there is a soulmate rather then a variety of people that your compatible with.it would make it so much harder if there was only one right person for us, one person that we will never divorce. is this something that can be answered …

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  5. Started by hadasali,

    Hi, I did electroporation to insert to BL21 DE3 cells with pACDK4C plasmid which contains Cap resistance gene and Targetron (intron that can integrate into a specific location) that inserts to LacZ gene. The Taregetron cannot be transcribe without IPTG presence due to the fact that it located downstream to T7 promoter and Lac operator. I plated the transformants on LB+Cap (25ug/ml) plate. As negative control I plated BL21 cells without the plasmid on LB plate. Both plates were applied with 60ul Xgal (20ug/ml) + 40ul IPTG 0.1M. The strange thing was that in the LB+Cap plates the cells only grow in the edges of the plate while in the negative control the colonies…

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  6. I’m looking at the correlation between communications outreach and a scientific journal’s impact factor/citations. I intern for a communications department at a University’s engineering school and we are trying to motivate more of our scientists to share their publications with us for media and press release. The biggest issue we have with convincing scientists to become interested in this is the lack of quantitative data that shows the benefit of us publicizing their journals. I’ve done some prior research and the most I could find was others acknowledging the lack of research done in this area and proposing that social scientists should look into this. Do you have any s…

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  7. I know I haven't been on here for a while, or posted anything, but that's because I am embarrassed to post my questions, i feel dumb asking these things. why does nail polish look better underwater? it looks more deeper and a brighter color. i cant seem to photograph it really well because i can not work my phone with one hand that well, it doesnt set the sharpness where i want it to be. there must be some kind of way the light bounces around once it gets underwater, i also noticed you can see a better contrast between where you put a think coat of nail polish on then thin. i know this is a really girly thing of me to ask. p.s. I don't know which category this goes in, …

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  8. Started by Tyler_Flowers,

    I thought about this a couple months ago, and I think I'm ready to show this to public. I've figured out how to (theoretically) teleport to other places. Note this does not work with Living beings, you'll see why in a second. So my idea is, if you can separate the atoms, send them to another location, and then reattach the atoms, you can basically let one object teleport to another. It's sorta like TV, when electrons get separated, sent thru cable, then gets reattached (or beamed) to the screen. Now here's why you can't do the same with living things (if you didn't get it when I explained the theory), the atoms have to be separated one by one, which means it will be kille…

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  9. Started by Buket,

    What do you think about Donald Hoffman's 'Interface theory of perception '? https://www.quantamagazine.org/20160421-the-evolutionary-argument-against-reality/

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  10. Started by joshuagolden00,

    why does the E and M of an Anapole destructively interfere in the far field and not in the near field? is it related to waveicles (a near infinite set of waves becoming destructively and constructively localized)

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  11. Started by thomsoki,

    I am seriously lacking experience in the use of a ceramic laboratory hot plate. I have read somewhere that you should only heat materials in glass containers or it may crack the ceramic plate. Does anyone know anything about this?

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  12. Started by michel123456,

    Just wanted to share Click on the image if the gif doesn't start. It is a scale factor. It can also be seen as if you were traveling. It follows the rules of perspective: there is a focus point, all the lines are extending geometrically from this point. But the on graph it is a scaling. And the scale factor pictures an acceleration, but that is not so easy to decipher. Here below an explanation to my acceleration comment. *(edit) for a regular time interval (say each second) the length increase exponentially. So that the next time you travel on the highway you may realize that although moving at constant speed you see the surrounding …

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  13. Started by Itoero,

    I ordered MICR toner powder and want to make a ferromagnetic fluid and keep it in a bottle. -First I need to make the ferrofluid. I mix MICR toner with vegetable oil or kerosene. Which of the two should I use? What's the difference? -I will put the ferrofluid in water. On YouTube I saw a video in which someone used 70% ethanol/30% water. Doesn't the oil of the ferrofluid solve in ethanol? -How can I prevent stains from the ferrofluid on the glass of the bottle? -Can I use iron powder to make ferrofluid? I hope someone can help me, I don't want to mess it up.

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  14. Started by StringJunky,

    Is there a direct correlation between how much fat you are carrying and your cholesterol levels? My weight for many years was 65Kg with a total cholesterol of 2.7. Two years later after interferon treatment I went up to 86Kg and total cholesterol of 8. I am now 76Kg with a cholesterol score of 5.8. Is it possible to get your cholesterol level down without losing weight? I am on the top end of my optimal BMI. Before that I was on the lower end of the optimal range. I want to stay where I am but get my cholesterol down to 4.0 or below.

  15. Started by pedrop34,

    What do you think were Isaac Asimov s predictions or contributions towards modern communications?

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  16. Maybe i am alone in this but i feel the word intelligence needs a redefine. Really, how "smart" are we? We have done a lot of cool stuff obviously, but i feel big brains have far more negative consequences than positives. Mental illness in animals is like 1 in a million, humans is like 1 in every 3? I dunno, we just pat ourselves on the back far too much. It is very possible we have just gotten to smart for our own good.

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  17. Started by jugheadjones13,

    Some days back i had a dream in which i was perhaps contacted by some logical thinkers of the modern world perhaps americans. They constructed this dream in my mind, so i can visualize it and understand it in my own way. In this dream its shown how the americans... look to the indian way of living. Earlier before 1900 there were many monarchies and other heirarchies...within white communities itself. So they then re-located themselves to south america countries and other countries of europe. So some think of it that india rather than a ruling power country of english-germanic and french - slavic communities was instead a place pre-occupied by spanish, portugal, cuban, bra…

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  18. Started by Endy0816,

    Trying to find out how much mold/algae might grow on ones kept outside long term, under intermittent wetting conditions.

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  19. Started by dstebbins,

    Dogs can't talk... at least, now in the same language as humans. However, there are some dogs out there who their masters swear can actually understand what you're saying to them. Well, dogs can't "talk," per se, but they can bark! Could it be possible to teach a dog to bark in morse code? Really makes your imagination run wild, doesn't it?

  20. Started by jugheadjones13,

    In during the reigns of the monarchies of england and russia in the 11th and 14th century to industrial ages....Many societies of the world countries were under strict control of the head states in one way or the other, like as if in some labour, or in some war, or in some aparthied....!! So as russian sociocrates made headways in their philosophies of constructing their own culture and debasing others, they then created prisoners labour concentration camps since 1100 to 1500. These ideologies then taken up by german monarchies of the reich the third in their apprisal of 1933s like a flickering flame to showcase the world their power through attrocities in their ways. But…

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  21. Started by AxoNbaNd,

    Many people are asking how to remember easily things...I would like to know if is it possible to make our brain forget things...How? And would this allow me to have more ''space'' to remember other things? Or would it be possible to make our brain forget only a certain kind of memories for ex. what we saw and not what we heard or how we felt? Thank you:)

  22. Started by blue89,

    Dear scientists & engineers ; -- (it would be better to take answers from only scientists & engineers who have experience or have actual informative information about this journal) -- the questions ; 1) in their instructions I understood that they might accept only abstract ,too (partial submission is accepted)) but again I am still unsure ,could anyone verify this?? and which amount of references must we offer (in assumption of submitting whole of project)?? 2) of course I would present my project via giving conference (if they accept) , but I could not find any sample of whole scientific project (written matterial& presentation) by using IEEE's…

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  23. hi; I am trying to prove some allegements interdisciplinary ; but with extreme probability the interdisciplinary relation would be a new generation. because these interdisciplines would be mathematics - sociology I do not know which type of journal to choose (SCI or SSCI ) there exist some clues to make you better understand for rsponding. -->> in literature some formulas and techniques will probably be strict for any social journals -->> in contrary the first clue (above) big amount of references will be given from SSCI indexed journals. -->> principles , formulas and techniques will be coordinated under convenience of mathematics…

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  24. Please cite sources.

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  25. any help at all would be awesome! and try not to describe in mathematics as much as u can! please help me figure out what happens to the E, M, A's and ponying vectors of the following. each examples components have equal strength fields in all categories except when explicitly stated otherwise. so as much E as M and as much dipole as toroid ect ect.. first of all why do virtual photons behave so much differently than regular photons.. and please teach me what u know about the A fields of for example a permanent toroidal magnet.. like how exactly (in what way exactly) dose it create a shift in the phase and or organization of charged particles? is it just a sort of trans…

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