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Oh, it's been done. Depending on just how strong the walls are, it will stay liquid before finally bursting them. If it truly is unbreakable (a physical impossibility, but one we can approxima…

Top stories for Long   If water is contained in an unbreakable container with no room to expand, would it freeze at freezing temperatures? Can one prevent water from freezing simply by not allowing it to expand? Joshua Engel, not a physicist • Updated June 26, 2015 Oh, it's been done. Depending on just how strong the walls are, it will stay liquid before finally bursting them. If it truly is unbreakable (a physical impossibility, bu... Read more » 4K 247   How can a person be so ill-informed and ignorant as to seriously blame a commercial aviation crash on "diversity", "DEI" and "woke"? Michelle - MAD PIRATE QUEEN, Very interested in international politics. • Answered January 31 This amused me: After TWA Flight 800 crashed in New York in 1996, President Bill Clinton asked "every American not to jump to conclusions" about what brought it down and dec... Read more » 1.1K 78   How was bread first invented? Alice Twain, Eating and cooking for 40 years. • Answered October 20 It's actually less difficult than you may guess. One important thing is that we started eating seeds and grains much earlier than we start hunting. Grains have a huge advan... Read more » 3K 97   Is there any comics of someone with invincibility but no other powers? As in, completely indestructible to highest tier attack but otherwise human. Dan Sarrette, lives in Canada • Updated May 1, 2023 Ah, indeed there is. Adam Destine. Adam was born in 1168 AD. And there was nothing special about him. Until he fell on a scythe while working on a roof. While he was unconci... Read more » 2.6K 122   Canadians, have you replaced your maple syrup flags with the star spangled banner yet, and are you ready to embrace freedom and democracy? James Oldman • Answered January 19 Nope and we won't be replacing our flag. The star spangled banner is a piece of cloth that represents blind devotion to a nation that is far from free. Is the following wha... Read more » 159 8   What is the difference between pasta with pasta water and without pasta water? Does it taste different? Volker Eichener, Professor at Hochschule Düsseldorf • Answered January 23 The boiling water has four features: it is a liquid it is warm it is salty... Read more » 41 2   Why didn't Sears adapt? Jonathan Brill, Ran sales at a vendor of Sears, worked closely with CEO • Updated October 18, 2018 I was working with the President of Sears and a handful of his most senior Vice Presidents for about two years, five years ago. I flew into Sears headquarters outside of Ch... Read more » 1.8K 87   Does a long war favor Russia or Ukraine? Roland Bartetzko, Logistics in Ukraine (2022-present) • Answered February 2 Time is on Russia's side. On both sides, all large-scale military operations have ceased. What we see now are (mostly Russian) small-scale attacks that yield minimal—but ult... Read more » 830 36   A successful high profile defense attorney once told me that the biggest fear every trial attorney has is to go up against an experienced pro se defendant. Is that true? Why? Andrew Weill, 40+ years practicing complex tax, business and estate matters • Answered January 27 I wouldn't say I feared dealing with pro se, but I greatly disliked it. Have you ever played a complicated game with someone who not only doesn't know the rules, but they mi... Read more » 1K 63   Don't Democrats and AOC know about the price of egg is up because of bird flu? Jeff M., knows English • Updated February 2 Lets review what Trump and Vance were saying in 2024? "Looking at the prices here, things are way too expensive and they're way too expensive because of Kamala Harris's poli... Read more » 118 87   Could you lift more weight on the moon compared to earth or just more mass? Lucas Curtis, Science teacher (2001-present) • Answered January 21 Here's the simple answer: If we ignore complicating factors, you could lift more mass on the Moon, but not more weight. Your muscles don't become weaker by going to the Moon... Read more » 283 27   Given that there are peer reviewed studies proving that there is Graphene Oxide in the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines, and that almost all fact checkers deny this, does that mean that almost all fact checkers lie? Dena Barrett, Executive Director • Answered December 15 I just spent time searching for these alleged "peer reviewed" claims. There are none. There is no credible or reputable claims, supported with verifiable evidence that ther... Read more » 465 36 Read more in your feed

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