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Science's 125 Big Questions

Posted by Zonk on from the where-do-dorks-come-from? dept.

Shadow Wrought writes "To celebrate their 125th anniversary Science is running a series of articles on the 125 Questions of Science. The top 25 each link to an article exploring the subject of the question in depth. Included are such questions as: Are we alone in the Universe? What are the limits of conventional computing? How did cooperative behavior evolve?"

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  1. Re:How did cooperative behavior evolve?" by EvilTwinSkippy · · Score: 0, Troll
    How did cooperative behavior go extinct?

    I think it went out with the discovery of Fire. Particularly flame wars.

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  2. Re:Why? by $RANDOMLUSER · · Score: 0, Troll

    Ah.
    Thank you.
    The whole Angular Momentum thing had me confused for a bit.
    Any chance you could explain the "aerodynamics of toast" post for me? See, I've Had Sex(TM), so some of these concapts are difficult for me.
    TIA!!!

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    No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism. - Winston Churchill