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2jvxab | Ebola has been around before, but for a long time there have been no reported cases. How does it return if it kills its hosts so quickly? | ### What is the natural reservoir of the Ebola virus? ### How does the virus spread from its natural reservoir to humans? ### What is the incubation period of the Ebola virus in humans? ### What are the symptoms of Ebola and how long do they last? ### How does Ebola affect the immune system? | ### When did Ebola first emerge? ### Why does Ebola have a high mortality rate? ### How does Ebola survive in its hosts? ### What are the possible reasons for Ebola outbreaks? ### What are the challenges in containing Ebola outbreaks? | [
"Ebola can live and reproduce in bats without affecting them.",
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7bzafb | why does picking at your skin leave scars and enlarge your pores, but pore strips dont? | ### What are the mechanisms underlying skin picking and pore strip use? ### Why do pore strips work? ### How do pore strips remove impurities from the skin? ### What are the long-term effects of skin picking? ### What are the underlying factors that cause skin picking? | ### What is the physiological mechanism behind pore strips? ### How do pore strips remove dead skin cells and debris from the skin pores? ### What causes skin scarring and enlarged pores? ### How do skin scars and enlarged pores differ from pore strip effects? ### What is the potential harm of excessive use of pore strips? | [
"Picking at your skin can leave scars and enlarge pores.",
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"Picking at your skin can leave scars and enlarge pores.",
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### What is the process of getting "sea legs"? ### What physiological factors contribute to getting "sea legs"? ### What are the benefits of having "sea legs"? ### How long do you keep "sea legs" after leaving a boat? ### Why do people get "sea legs" in the first place? | ### What are sea legs and what causes them? ### How long does it take to get sea legs? ### How can you get rid of sea legs after getting off a boat? ### What are some interesting facts about sea legs? ### What are some traditional remedies for sea legs? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### How do you get "sea legs"? ### What are the physical and mental reasons for getting "sea legs"? ### Why do people keep "sea legs" after they get off a boat? ### Differences between "sea legs" and motion sickness ### The benefits and drawbacks of having "sea legs" | ### What is the reason for sea legs? ### What are the physical changes that occur in the human body while on a boat? ### How long does it take for a person to get sea legs? ### What are some common symptoms of sea legs? ### How long do sea legs last after getting off a boat? ### What are some tips to prevent seasickness while on a boat? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### What is the process of getting "sea legs"? ### What physiological factors contribute to getting "sea legs"? ### What are the benefits of having "sea legs"? ### How long do you keep "sea legs" after leaving a boat? ### Why do people get "sea legs" in the first place? | ### What is the reason for sea legs? ### What are the physical changes that occur in the human body while on a boat? ### How long does it take for a person to get sea legs? ### What are some common symptoms of sea legs? ### How long do sea legs last after getting off a boat? ### What are some tips to prevent seasickness while on a boat? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### What does it mean to get "sea legs"? ### How long does it take to get sea legs? ### Why do people get sea legs in the first place? ### Why do people keep their sea legs after they leave the boat? | ### What is the reason for sea legs? ### What are the physical changes that occur in the human body while on a boat? ### How long does it take for a person to get sea legs? ### What are some common symptoms of sea legs? ### How long do sea legs last after getting off a boat? ### What are some tips to prevent seasickness while on a boat? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### How do you get "sea legs"? ### What are the physical and mental reasons for getting "sea legs"? ### Why do people keep "sea legs" after they get off a boat? ### Differences between "sea legs" and motion sickness ### The benefits and drawbacks of having "sea legs" | ### What is the physiological reason for getting sea legs? ### How do you get sea legs? ### What are the benefits of having sea legs? ### How do you maintain your sea legs after getting off a boat? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### How do you get "sea legs"? ### What are the physical and mental reasons for getting "sea legs"? ### Why do people keep "sea legs" after they get off a boat? ### Differences between "sea legs" and motion sickness ### The benefits and drawbacks of having "sea legs" | ### What is the physiological explanation for feeling dizzy when on a boat? ### What are sea legs and why do people get them? ### What are some tips for avoiding seasickness? ### How can you prevent getting seasick? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### What is the process of getting "sea legs"? ### What physiological factors contribute to getting "sea legs"? ### What are the benefits of having "sea legs"? ### How long do you keep "sea legs" after leaving a boat? ### Why do people get "sea legs" in the first place? | ### The phenomenon of "sea legs": origins and reasons for occurrence. ### Causes and symptoms of "mal de mer". ### Benefits and importance of having "sea legs" on a boat trip. ### How to develop and maintain "sea legs" after getting off a boat. | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### What is the process of getting "sea legs"? ### What physiological factors contribute to getting "sea legs"? ### What are the benefits of having "sea legs"? ### How long do you keep "sea legs" after leaving a boat? ### Why do people get "sea legs" in the first place? | ### What is the physiological reason for getting sea legs? ### How do you get sea legs? ### What are the benefits of having sea legs? ### How do you maintain your sea legs after getting off a boat? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### What is the process of getting "sea legs"? ### What physiological factors contribute to getting "sea legs"? ### What are the benefits of having "sea legs"? ### How long do you keep "sea legs" after leaving a boat? ### Why do people get "sea legs" in the first place? | ### What is the physiological explanation for feeling dizzy when on a boat? ### What are sea legs and why do people get them? ### What are some tips for avoiding seasickness? ### How can you prevent getting seasick? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### What does it mean to get "sea legs"? ### How long does it take to get sea legs? ### Why do people get sea legs in the first place? ### Why do people keep their sea legs after they leave the boat? | ### What is the physiological reason for getting sea legs? ### How do you get sea legs? ### What are the benefits of having sea legs? ### How do you maintain your sea legs after getting off a boat? | [
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1fpucc | Sea legs, how you get them, and why you keep them after you get off a boat. | ### What does it mean to get "sea legs"? ### How long does it take to get sea legs? ### Why do people get sea legs in the first place? ### Why do people keep their sea legs after they leave the boat? | ### What is the physiological explanation for feeling dizzy when on a boat? ### What are sea legs and why do people get them? ### What are some tips for avoiding seasickness? ### How can you prevent getting seasick? | [
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bmzz74 | How do long exposure photos work? | ### What is long exposure photography? ### What is the science behind long exposure photography? ### How does long exposure work in low light conditions? ### What are the different techniques used in long exposure photography? ### How do you capture motion in long exposure photos? | ### What is the science behind capturing a long exposure photo? ### What are the technical aspects of capturing a long exposure photo? ### How does the choice of aperture impact long exposure photos? ### What are some tips for capturing stunning long exposure photos? | [
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bmzz74 | How do long exposure photos work? | ### What is the science behind long exposure photography? ### How do you capture motion in a long exposure photo? ### What is the effect of different shutter speeds on long exposure photos? ### How do you achieve specific effects with long exposure photography? ### What are some popular software used for post-processing long exposure photos? | ### What is the science behind capturing a long exposure photo? ### What are the technical aspects of capturing a long exposure photo? ### How does the choice of aperture impact long exposure photos? ### What are some tips for capturing stunning long exposure photos? | [
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bmzz74 | How do long exposure photos work? | ### What is a long exposure photo? ### What is the science behind a long exposure photo? ### How does a long exposure photo capture motion? ### What are some tips for taking a successful long exposure photo? | ### What is the science behind capturing a long exposure photo? ### What are the technical aspects of capturing a long exposure photo? ### How does the choice of aperture impact long exposure photos? ### What are some tips for capturing stunning long exposure photos? | [
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bmzz74 | How do long exposure photos work? | ### What is long exposure photography? ### What is the science behind long exposure photography? ### How does long exposure work in low light conditions? ### What are the different techniques used in long exposure photography? ### How do you capture motion in long exposure photos? | ### What are the common camera settings used for long exposure photography? ### How does the use of a tripod affect long exposure photos? ### What is the difference between using a neutral density filter vs. a polarizing filter for long exposure shots? ### What are some examples of long exposure photography techniques? | [
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bmzz74 | How do long exposure photos work? | ### What is the science behind long exposure photography? ### How do different types of cameras affect long exposure photos? ### What are some common techniques used in long exposure photography? ### Can different types of lighting impact long exposure photos? ### What is the history of long exposure photography? | ### What are the common camera settings used for long exposure photography? ### How does the use of a tripod affect long exposure photos? ### What is the difference between using a neutral density filter vs. a polarizing filter for long exposure shots? ### What are some examples of long exposure photography techniques? | [
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bmzz74 | How do long exposure photos work? | ### What is the science behind long exposure photography? ### How do you capture motion in a long exposure photo? ### What is the effect of different shutter speeds on long exposure photos? ### How do you achieve specific effects with long exposure photography? ### What are some popular software used for post-processing long exposure photos? | ### What are the common camera settings used for long exposure photography? ### How does the use of a tripod affect long exposure photos? ### What is the difference between using a neutral density filter vs. a polarizing filter for long exposure shots? ### What are some examples of long exposure photography techniques? | [
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bmzz74 | How do long exposure photos work? | ### What is a long exposure photo? ### What is the science behind a long exposure photo? ### How does a long exposure photo capture motion? ### What are some tips for taking a successful long exposure photo? | ### What are the common camera settings used for long exposure photography? ### How does the use of a tripod affect long exposure photos? ### What is the difference between using a neutral density filter vs. a polarizing filter for long exposure shots? ### What are some examples of long exposure photography techniques? | [
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1nsmfa | What is paracetamol and how does it works ? | ### What is paracetamol and how does it work in relieving pain? ### What are the different brand names of paracetamol? ### What are the potential side effects of taking paracetamol? ### What is the recommended dosage of paracetamol for adults and children? ### How long does it take for paracetamol to work and what is its mechanism of action? | ### What are the brand names for paracetamol in different countries? ### What are the different forms in which paracetamol is available? ### What is the recommended dosage of paracetamol for adults and children? ### How long does it take for paracetamol to start working? ### What are the potential side effects of paracetamol? ### What are the medical conditions for which paracetamol is contraindicated? ### How is paracetamol metabolized in the body? | [
"Paracetamol blocks the production of prostaglandins in the body.",
"Paracetamol can help reduce fever by affecting the part of the brain that controls temperature.",
"There is a small debate among doctors about whether using paracetamol is the best idea or not."
] | [
"Paracetamol blocks the production of prostaglandins in the body.",
"Paracetamol can help reduce fever by affecting the part of the brain that controls temperature."
] | [] |
1nsmfa | What is paracetamol and how does it works ? | ### What is paracetamol and how does it work in relieving pain? ### What are the different brand names of paracetamol? ### What are the potential side effects of taking paracetamol? ### What is the recommended dosage of paracetamol for adults and children? ### How long does it take for paracetamol to work and what is its mechanism of action? | ### What is the chemical structure of paracetamol? ### What is the mechanism of action of paracetamol in the body? ### What are the common side effects of paracetamol? ### How does paracetamol differ from other pain relievers such as aspirin and ibuprofen? ### What is the appropriate dosage of paracetamol for adults and children? | [
"Paracetamol blocks the production of prostaglandins in the body.",
"Paracetamol can help reduce fever by affecting the part of the brain that controls temperature.",
"There is a small debate among doctors about whether using paracetamol is the best idea or not."
] | [
"Paracetamol blocks the production of prostaglandins in the body.",
"Paracetamol can help reduce fever by affecting the part of the brain that controls temperature."
] | [] |
1nsmfa | What is paracetamol and how does it works ? | ### What is paracetamol and how does it work in relieving pain? ### What are the different brand names of paracetamol? ### What are the potential side effects of taking paracetamol? ### What is the recommended dosage of paracetamol for adults and children? ### How long does it take for paracetamol to work and what is its mechanism of action? | ### What is paracetamol and how is it classified? ### What is the mechanism of action of paracetamol? ### What are the common brand names for paracetamol? ### What is the recommended dosage for paracetamol? ### What are the side effects of paracetamol? | [
"Paracetamol blocks the production of prostaglandins in the body.",
"Paracetamol can help reduce fever by affecting the part of the brain that controls temperature.",
"There is a small debate among doctors about whether using paracetamol is the best idea or not."
] | [
"Paracetamol blocks the production of prostaglandins in the body.",
"Paracetamol can help reduce fever by affecting the part of the brain that controls temperature."
] | [] |
1nsmfa | What is paracetamol and how does it works ? | ### What is paracetamol and how does it work in relieving pain? ### What are the different brand names of paracetamol? ### What are the potential side effects of taking paracetamol? ### What is the recommended dosage of paracetamol for adults and children? ### How long does it take for paracetamol to work and what is its mechanism of action? | ### What is paracetamol? ### What are the medical uses of paracetamol? ### How does paracetamol work? ### What are the common side effects of paracetamol? ### What are the overdose symptoms of paracetamol? | [
"Paracetamol blocks the production of prostaglandins in the body.",
"Paracetamol can help reduce fever by affecting the part of the brain that controls temperature.",
"There is a small debate among doctors about whether using paracetamol is the best idea or not."
] | [
"Paracetamol blocks the production of prostaglandins in the body.",
"Paracetamol can help reduce fever by affecting the part of the brain that controls temperature."
] | [] |
33j5r6 | Why does bottled water have a sell-by date? | ### What are the reasons for setting a sell-by date for bottled water? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### How long can bottled water last past the sell-by date? ### Are there any risks associated with consuming expired bottled water? ### What are the guidelines for consumers on handling and storing bottled water? | ### What factors contribute to the quality of bottled water? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### What regulations are in place for the expiration date on bottled water? ### What factors affect the quality of bottled water after the sell-by date? | [
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products.",
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"If consumers complain about the taste of water purchased several years earlier, the bottlers can point out that it's their own fault for not drinking it by the expiration date."
] | [
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products."
] | [] |
33j5r6 | Why does bottled water have a sell-by date? | ### What are the reasons for setting a sell-by date for bottled water? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### How long can bottled water last past the sell-by date? ### Are there any risks associated with consuming expired bottled water? ### What are the guidelines for consumers on handling and storing bottled water? | ### Why is it necessary to have a sell-by date on bottled water? ### What are the factors that affect the shelf life of bottled water? ### How does the storage condition of bottled water affect its shelf life? ### What are the regulations regarding the sell-by date on bottled water in different countries? | [
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products.",
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"If consumers complain about the taste of water purchased several years earlier, the bottlers can point out that it's their own fault for not drinking it by the expiration date."
] | [
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products."
] | [] |
33j5r6 | Why does bottled water have a sell-by date? | ### What are the reasons for setting a sell-by date for bottled water? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### How long can bottled water last past the sell-by date? ### Are there any risks associated with consuming expired bottled water? ### What are the guidelines for consumers on handling and storing bottled water? | ### What are the regulations governing the expiration date of bottled water? ### How is the expiration date determined for bottled water? ### What are the potential health risks of consuming expired bottled water? ### What is the history of bottled water and how has the industry evolved over time? | [
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products.",
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"If consumers complain about the taste of water purchased several years earlier, the bottlers can point out that it's their own fault for not drinking it by the expiration date."
] | [
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products."
] | [] |
33j5r6 | Why does bottled water have a sell-by date? | ### What are the reasons for setting a sell-by date for bottled water? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### How long can bottled water last past the sell-by date? ### Are there any risks associated with consuming expired bottled water? ### What are the guidelines for consumers on handling and storing bottled water? | ### What are the regulatory standards for bottled water expiration dates? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### What are the potential health risks associated with consuming expired bottled water? ### What are some examples of bottled water brands and their specific expiration dates? | [
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products.",
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"If consumers complain about the taste of water purchased several years earlier, the bottlers can point out that it's their own fault for not drinking it by the expiration date."
] | [
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products."
] | [] |
33j5r6 | Why does bottled water have a sell-by date? | ### What is the reason behind having a sell-by date on bottled water? ### How long is safe to drink bottled water after the sell-by date? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### How does the sell-by date affect the taste and quality of bottled water? ### What are the regulations regarding the use of sell-by dates on bottled water? | ### What factors contribute to the quality of bottled water? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### What regulations are in place for the expiration date on bottled water? ### What factors affect the quality of bottled water after the sell-by date? | [
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products.",
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"If consumers complain about the taste of water purchased several years earlier, the bottlers can point out that it's their own fault for not drinking it by the expiration date."
] | [
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products."
] | [] |
33j5r6 | Why does bottled water have a sell-by date? | ### What is the reason behind having a sell-by date on bottled water? ### How long is safe to drink bottled water after the sell-by date? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### How does the sell-by date affect the taste and quality of bottled water? ### What are the regulations regarding the use of sell-by dates on bottled water? | ### Why is it necessary to have a sell-by date on bottled water? ### What are the factors that affect the shelf life of bottled water? ### How does the storage condition of bottled water affect its shelf life? ### What are the regulations regarding the sell-by date on bottled water in different countries? | [
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products.",
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"If consumers complain about the taste of water purchased several years earlier, the bottlers can point out that it's their own fault for not drinking it by the expiration date."
] | [
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products."
] | [] |
33j5r6 | Why does bottled water have a sell-by date? | ### What is the reason behind having a sell-by date on bottled water? ### How long is safe to drink bottled water after the sell-by date? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### How does the sell-by date affect the taste and quality of bottled water? ### What are the regulations regarding the use of sell-by dates on bottled water? | ### What are the regulations governing the expiration date of bottled water? ### How is the expiration date determined for bottled water? ### What are the potential health risks of consuming expired bottled water? ### What is the history of bottled water and how has the industry evolved over time? | [
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products.",
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"If consumers complain about the taste of water purchased several years earlier, the bottlers can point out that it's their own fault for not drinking it by the expiration date."
] | [
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products."
] | [] |
33j5r6 | Why does bottled water have a sell-by date? | ### What is the reason behind having a sell-by date on bottled water? ### How long is safe to drink bottled water after the sell-by date? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### How does the sell-by date affect the taste and quality of bottled water? ### What are the regulations regarding the use of sell-by dates on bottled water? | ### What are the regulatory standards for bottled water expiration dates? ### How is the shelf life of bottled water determined? ### What are the potential health risks associated with consuming expired bottled water? ### What are some examples of bottled water brands and their specific expiration dates? | [
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products.",
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"If consumers complain about the taste of water purchased several years earlier, the bottlers can point out that it's their own fault for not drinking it by the expiration date."
] | [
"The plastic bottle containing the water can eventually start leaching chemicals into the water, affecting its taste.",
"Water bottles come with an expiration date due to government regulations requiring expiration dates on all consumable food products."
] | [] |
1ps4ax | If you use a spatula to move around raw meat in a pan while you cook it, and then you set it aside while the meat cooks, why is it ok to use it to move around the cooked meat? Doesn't the raw meat contaminate it? What is going on!?!? Magic? | ### Why is it okay to use a spatula that has been used to move raw meat to move cooked meat? ### How does the use of a spatula affect the cooked meat? ### What is the difference between raw and cooked meat in terms of contamination? ### What are the guidelines for food safety when handling raw and cooked meat? ### What are the different types of foodborne illnesses that can be caused by contaminated meat? | ### Is it safe to use a spatula to move around raw meat in a pan before cooking? ### How does cross-contamination work in cooking? ### Can you explain the laws of physics or chemistry that would prevent raw meat from contaminating cooked meat? ### What is the best practice for handling raw meat in a kitchen? ### What is the difference between cross-contamination and cross-pollination in the context of cooking? | [
"A small amount of contaminants from raw meat may be left on a spatula.",
"If the pan and meat are hot enough, the contaminants on the spatula will be quickly killed.",
"To be safe, it is recommended to hold the spatula against the pan for a few seconds before touching the cooked meat."
] | [
"A small amount of contaminants from raw meat may be left on a spatula.",
"If the pan and meat are hot enough, the contaminants on the spatula will be quickly killed."
] | [] |
1ps4ax | If you use a spatula to move around raw meat in a pan while you cook it, and then you set it aside while the meat cooks, why is it ok to use it to move around the cooked meat? Doesn't the raw meat contaminate it? What is going on!?!? Magic? | ### Why is it okay to use a spatula that has been used to move raw meat to move cooked meat? ### How does the use of a spatula affect the cooked meat? ### What is the difference between raw and cooked meat in terms of contamination? ### What are the guidelines for food safety when handling raw and cooked meat? ### What are the different types of foodborne illnesses that can be caused by contaminated meat? | ### When moving raw meat in a pan, why is it ok to use a spatula to move around the raw meat? ### How does using the same spatula to move around cooked meat affect the taste and texture of the cooked meat? ### What is the safe way to handle raw meat while cooking? ### What are the food safety guidelines for handling raw and cooked meat? | [
"A small amount of contaminants from raw meat may be left on a spatula.",
"If the pan and meat are hot enough, the contaminants on the spatula will be quickly killed.",
"To be safe, it is recommended to hold the spatula against the pan for a few seconds before touching the cooked meat."
] | [
"A small amount of contaminants from raw meat may be left on a spatula.",
"If the pan and meat are hot enough, the contaminants on the spatula will be quickly killed."
] | [] |
1ps4ax | If you use a spatula to move around raw meat in a pan while you cook it, and then you set it aside while the meat cooks, why is it ok to use it to move around the cooked meat? Doesn't the raw meat contaminate it? What is going on!?!? Magic? | ### Why is it okay to use a spatula that has been used to move raw meat to move cooked meat? ### How does the use of a spatula affect the cooked meat? ### What is the difference between raw and cooked meat in terms of contamination? ### What are the guidelines for food safety when handling raw and cooked meat? ### What are the different types of foodborne illnesses that can be caused by contaminated meat? | ### What is the risk of cross-contamination when using the same spatula to move both raw and cooked meat? ### How does food safety regulations address the issue of cross-contamination? ### What is the proper procedure for handling raw meat and cooked meat in a kitchen? ### Can the spatula be cleaned thoroughly enough to remove all bacteria? | [
"A small amount of contaminants from raw meat may be left on a spatula.",
"If the pan and meat are hot enough, the contaminants on the spatula will be quickly killed.",
"To be safe, it is recommended to hold the spatula against the pan for a few seconds before touching the cooked meat."
] | [
"A small amount of contaminants from raw meat may be left on a spatula.",
"If the pan and meat are hot enough, the contaminants on the spatula will be quickly killed."
] | [] |
1ps4ax | If you use a spatula to move around raw meat in a pan while you cook it, and then you set it aside while the meat cooks, why is it ok to use it to move around the cooked meat? Doesn't the raw meat contaminate it? What is going on!?!? Magic? | ### Why is it okay to use a spatula that has been used to move raw meat to move cooked meat? ### How does the use of a spatula affect the cooked meat? ### What is the difference between raw and cooked meat in terms of contamination? ### What are the guidelines for food safety when handling raw and cooked meat? ### What are the different types of foodborne illnesses that can be caused by contaminated meat? | ### What are the bacterial risks of using a spatula to move around raw meat? ### Can bacteria transfer from raw meat to cooked meat when using the same utensil? ### How do I safely move and serve cooked meat without contaminating it? ### Are there any guidelines or best practices for handling raw meat while cooking? | [
"A small amount of contaminants from raw meat may be left on a spatula.",
"If the pan and meat are hot enough, the contaminants on the spatula will be quickly killed.",
"To be safe, it is recommended to hold the spatula against the pan for a few seconds before touching the cooked meat."
] | [
"A small amount of contaminants from raw meat may be left on a spatula.",
"If the pan and meat are hot enough, the contaminants on the spatula will be quickly killed."
] | [] |
1jwwx8 | . Why all cell phone cameras make the 'shutter sound' and there is no option to turn it off? | ### Why do all cell phone cameras make the "shutter sound" during photo capture? ### How is the shutter sound generated in cell phone cameras? ### Why is there no option to turn off the shutter sound in cell phone cameras? ### How has the shutter sound influenced the use of cell phone cameras? | ### Why do camera phones have shutter sounds? ### How does the shutter sound work in phone cameras? ### Can I turn off the shutter sound on my phone camera? ### The history of the shutter sound in phone cameras. | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions."
] |
1jwwx8 | . Why all cell phone cameras make the 'shutter sound' and there is no option to turn it off? | ### Why do all cell phone cameras make the "shutter sound" during photo capture? ### How is the shutter sound generated in cell phone cameras? ### Why is there no option to turn off the shutter sound in cell phone cameras? ### How has the shutter sound influenced the use of cell phone cameras? | ### What is the purpose of the 'shutter sound' on a cell phone camera? ### Why do cell phone manufacturers include this feature? ### Is there a technical reason why the sound cannot be turned off? ### What are some alternatives to the shutter sound for cell phone cameras? | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] | [
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] |
1jwwx8 | . Why all cell phone cameras make the 'shutter sound' and there is no option to turn it off? | ### What is the purpose of the 'shutter sound' on cell phone cameras? ### What is the reason behind the lack of an option to turn it off in cell phone cameras? ### What are the technical aspects that make it difficult to disable the shutter sound? ### What are some alternatives to producing sound when taking a picture with a cell phone camera? | ### Why do camera phones have shutter sounds? ### How does the shutter sound work in phone cameras? ### Can I turn off the shutter sound on my phone camera? ### The history of the shutter sound in phone cameras. | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions."
] |
1jwwx8 | . Why all cell phone cameras make the 'shutter sound' and there is no option to turn it off? | ### What is the purpose of the 'shutter sound' on cell phone cameras? ### What is the reason behind the lack of an option to turn it off in cell phone cameras? ### What are the technical aspects that make it difficult to disable the shutter sound? ### What are some alternatives to producing sound when taking a picture with a cell phone camera? | ### What is the purpose of the 'shutter sound' on a cell phone camera? ### Why do cell phone manufacturers include this feature? ### Is there a technical reason why the sound cannot be turned off? ### What are some alternatives to the shutter sound for cell phone cameras? | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] | [
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] |
1jwwx8 | . Why all cell phone cameras make the 'shutter sound' and there is no option to turn it off? | ### Why do all cell phone cameras make the 'shutter sound'? ### Is there an option to turn off the 'shutter sound' in cell phone cameras? | ### Why do camera phones have shutter sounds? ### How does the shutter sound work in phone cameras? ### Can I turn off the shutter sound on my phone camera? ### The history of the shutter sound in phone cameras. | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions."
] |
1jwwx8 | . Why all cell phone cameras make the 'shutter sound' and there is no option to turn it off? | ### Why do all cell phone cameras make the 'shutter sound'? ### Is there an option to turn off the 'shutter sound' in cell phone cameras? | ### What is the purpose of the 'shutter sound' on a cell phone camera? ### Why do cell phone manufacturers include this feature? ### Is there a technical reason why the sound cannot be turned off? ### What are some alternatives to the shutter sound for cell phone cameras? | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law."
] | [
"The shutter sound on cell phone cameras is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions.",
"There is no option to turn off the shutter sound because it is mandated by law.",
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] | [
"The purpose of the shutter sound is to prevent people from taking compromising pictures without consent."
] |
3pi094 | What are the major differences between Canada's Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party (NDP)? | ### What is the history and origin of the Liberal Party of Canada? ### What is the history and origin of the New Democratic Party (NDP) of Canada? ### What are the key policy differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### What are the major ideological differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### How do the Liberal Party and the NDP differ on social issues? | ### What are the policy differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP on issues like healthcare, education, and the economy? ### How do the Liberal Party and the NDP differ in their approach to social issues such as LGBTQ+ rights, gun control, and immigration? ### What are the key leadership figures and their ideologies in the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### Can the Liberal Party and the NDP work together in a coalition government? | [
"Historically, the Liberal Party in Canada has been more centrist while the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been more progressive.",
"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"In the most recent election, the party platforms were almost reversed, with the Liberal Party adopting more progressive and left-wing policies while the NDP moved more towards the center and even conservative side on some aspects."
] | [
"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"Historically, the Liberal Party in Canada has been more centrist while the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been more progressive."
] | [] |
3pi094 | What are the major differences between Canada's Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party (NDP)? | ### Historical overview of the Liberal Party and the NDP in Canada ### Policy differences between the two parties on key issues like healthcare, economy, and social justice ### Comparison of the party leadership and their visions for Canada ### Election performance and electoral strategies of the two parties ### Major policy achievements of each party in Canadian politics. | ### What are the policy differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP on issues like healthcare, education, and the economy? ### How do the Liberal Party and the NDP differ in their approach to social issues such as LGBTQ+ rights, gun control, and immigration? ### What are the key leadership figures and their ideologies in the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### Can the Liberal Party and the NDP work together in a coalition government? | [
"Historically, the Liberal Party in Canada has been more centrist while the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been more progressive.",
"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"In the most recent election, the party platforms were almost reversed, with the Liberal Party adopting more progressive and left-wing policies while the NDP moved more towards the center and even conservative side on some aspects."
] | [
"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"Historically, the Liberal Party in Canada has been more centrist while the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been more progressive."
] | [] |
3pi094 | What are the major differences between Canada's Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party (NDP)? | ### What is the history and origin of the Liberal Party of Canada? ### What is the history and origin of the New Democratic Party (NDP) of Canada? ### What are the key policy differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### What are the major ideological differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### How do the Liberal Party and the NDP differ on social issues? | ### What are the key policy differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP in Canada? ### How do the Liberal Party and the NDP differ in their approaches to social issues? ### What are the main ideological differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP in Canada? ### How have the Liberal Party and the NDP evolved over time in Canadian politics? | [
"Historically, the Liberal Party in Canada has been more centrist while the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been more progressive.",
"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"In the most recent election, the party platforms were almost reversed, with the Liberal Party adopting more progressive and left-wing policies while the NDP moved more towards the center and even conservative side on some aspects."
] | [
"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"Historically, the Liberal Party in Canada has been more centrist while the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been more progressive."
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3pi094 | What are the major differences between Canada's Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party (NDP)? | ### What is the history and origin of the Liberal Party of Canada? ### What is the history and origin of the New Democratic Party (NDP) of Canada? ### What are the key policy differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### What are the major ideological differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### How do the Liberal Party and the NDP differ on social issues? | ### What is the platform of the Liberal Party of Canada? ### What is the platform of the New Democratic Party of Canada? ### How do the Liberal Party of Canada and the New Democratic Party of Canada differ on social issues? ### How do the Liberal Party of Canada and the New Democratic Party of Canada differ on economic issues? ### What are the major policy differences between the Liberal Party of Canada and the New Democratic Party of Canada? | [
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"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"In the most recent election, the party platforms were almost reversed, with the Liberal Party adopting more progressive and left-wing policies while the NDP moved more towards the center and even conservative side on some aspects."
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3pi094 | What are the major differences between Canada's Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party (NDP)? | ### What is the history and origin of the Liberal Party of Canada? ### What is the history and origin of the New Democratic Party (NDP) of Canada? ### What are the key policy differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### What are the major ideological differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP? ### How do the Liberal Party and the NDP differ on social issues? | ### How do the political platforms of the Liberal Party and NDP differ on issues such as healthcare, education, and climate change? ### What are the key policy differences between the Liberal Party and NDP on economic issues? ### What are the historical roots of the Liberal Party and NDP? ### What are the demographic differences between supporters of the Liberal Party and NDP? | [
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3pi094 | What are the major differences between Canada's Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party (NDP)? | ### Historical overview of the Liberal Party and the NDP in Canada ### Policy differences between the two parties on key issues like healthcare, economy, and social justice ### Comparison of the party leadership and their visions for Canada ### Election performance and electoral strategies of the two parties ### Major policy achievements of each party in Canadian politics. | ### What are the key policy differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP in Canada? ### How do the Liberal Party and the NDP differ in their approaches to social issues? ### What are the main ideological differences between the Liberal Party and the NDP in Canada? ### How have the Liberal Party and the NDP evolved over time in Canadian politics? | [
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"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"In the most recent election, the party platforms were almost reversed, with the Liberal Party adopting more progressive and left-wing policies while the NDP moved more towards the center and even conservative side on some aspects."
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"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"Historically, the Liberal Party in Canada has been more centrist while the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been more progressive."
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3pi094 | What are the major differences between Canada's Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party (NDP)? | ### Historical overview of the Liberal Party and the NDP in Canada ### Policy differences between the two parties on key issues like healthcare, economy, and social justice ### Comparison of the party leadership and their visions for Canada ### Election performance and electoral strategies of the two parties ### Major policy achievements of each party in Canadian politics. | ### What is the platform of the Liberal Party of Canada? ### What is the platform of the New Democratic Party of Canada? ### How do the Liberal Party of Canada and the New Democratic Party of Canada differ on social issues? ### How do the Liberal Party of Canada and the New Democratic Party of Canada differ on economic issues? ### What are the major policy differences between the Liberal Party of Canada and the New Democratic Party of Canada? | [
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"The NDP has traditionally been labeled as far-left, while the Liberal Party has been more moderate/centrist.",
"In the most recent election, the party platforms were almost reversed, with the Liberal Party adopting more progressive and left-wing policies while the NDP moved more towards the center and even conservative side on some aspects."
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"In the most recent election, the party platforms were almost reversed, with the Liberal Party adopting more progressive and left-wing policies while the NDP moved more towards the center and even conservative side on some aspects."
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"Historically, the Liberal Party in Canada has been more centrist while the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been more progressive."
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j91ws | Why do we age and die? | ### What is the biological process of aging in humans? ### How does the telomere-shortening mechanism contribute to aging? ### What are the genetic factors that affect aging and life expectancy? ### What are the leading causes of death worldwide and how are they related to aging? | ### What is the biological process of aging in humans? ### What are the common symptoms of aging in humans? ### How does the human body's response to aging differ between males and females? ### What are the leading causes of death in different stages of life? ### What are the current medical interventions for aging-related diseases and what are their limitations? | [
"Telomeres are \"junk\" DNA on the end of chromosomes.",
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"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres become smaller as we age.",
"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres are \"junk\" DNA on the end of chromosomes.",
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"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres become smaller as we age.",
"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres are \"junk\" DNA on the end of chromosomes.",
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"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres become smaller as we age.",
"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
] | [] |
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"Telomeres are \"junk\" DNA on the end of chromosomes.",
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"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres become smaller as we age.",
"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres are \"junk\" DNA on the end of chromosomes.",
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"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres become smaller as we age.",
"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
] | [] |
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"Telomeres are \"junk\" DNA on the end of chromosomes.",
"Telomeres become smaller as we age.",
"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
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"Telomeres become smaller as we age.",
"Smaller telomeres can lead to cell damage and \"old age\" problems."
] | [] |
1w3ke4 | How is game emulation legal? | ### What are the copyright laws surrounding game emulation? ### How do companies legally emulate their own games? ### Is game emulation legal in any countries? ### What are the key court cases that have defined the legality of game emulation? | ### What is game emulation and how does it work? ### What are the legal implications of game emulation? ### What is the history of game emulation and its relationship to copyright law? ### What are some notable court cases involving game emulation and copyright infringement? | [
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy.",
"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal."
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"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal.",
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal."
] |
1w3ke4 | How is game emulation legal? | ### Is game emulation legal? What are the laws and regulations that apply to game emulation? ### How do game developers and publishers view game emulation? ### What are some examples of legal game emulation? ### How can one ensure that game emulation is done legally? | ### What is game emulation and how does it work? ### What are the legal implications of game emulation? ### What is the history of game emulation and its relationship to copyright law? ### What are some notable court cases involving game emulation and copyright infringement? | [
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy.",
"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal."
] |
1w3ke4 | How is game emulation legal? | ### What is game emulation? ### What laws govern game emulation? ### How do developers create game emulators legally? ### What is the legal status of game emulation? ### How do legal experts view game emulation? | ### What is game emulation and how does it work? ### What are the legal implications of game emulation? ### What is the history of game emulation and its relationship to copyright law? ### What are some notable court cases involving game emulation and copyright infringement? | [
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy.",
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"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal.",
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal."
] |
1w3ke4 | How is game emulation legal? | ### How do video game companies view game emulation? ### What are the laws and regulations surrounding game emulation? ### What are some legal ways to emulate and play retro games? ### What is the history of legal battles over game emulation? | ### What is game emulation and how does it work? ### What are the legal implications of game emulation? ### What is the history of game emulation and its relationship to copyright law? ### What are some notable court cases involving game emulation and copyright infringement? | [
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy.",
"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal."
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"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal.",
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal."
] |
1w3ke4 | How is game emulation legal? | ### What are the copyright laws surrounding game emulation? ### How do companies legally emulate their own games? ### Is game emulation legal in any countries? ### What are the key court cases that have defined the legality of game emulation? | ### What is the history of video game emulation? ### What legal cases have affected game emulation? ### How do game developers and publishers feel about game emulation? ### What are some of the most popular game emulators? | [
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy.",
"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal."
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"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal.",
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal."
] |
1w3ke4 | How is game emulation legal? | ### Is game emulation legal? What are the laws and regulations that apply to game emulation? ### How do game developers and publishers view game emulation? ### What are some examples of legal game emulation? ### How can one ensure that game emulation is done legally? | ### What is the history of video game emulation? ### What legal cases have affected game emulation? ### How do game developers and publishers feel about game emulation? ### What are some of the most popular game emulators? | [
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy.",
"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal."
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"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal.",
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal."
] |
1w3ke4 | How is game emulation legal? | ### What is game emulation? ### What laws govern game emulation? ### How do developers create game emulators legally? ### What is the legal status of game emulation? ### How do legal experts view game emulation? | ### What is the history of video game emulation? ### What legal cases have affected game emulation? ### How do game developers and publishers feel about game emulation? ### What are some of the most popular game emulators? | [
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy.",
"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal."
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"Game emulation itself is not illegal, but the act of downloading copyrighted game ROMs is illegal.",
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal."
] |
1w3ke4 | How is game emulation legal? | ### How do video game companies view game emulation? ### What are the laws and regulations surrounding game emulation? ### What are some legal ways to emulate and play retro games? ### What is the history of legal battles over game emulation? | ### What is the history of video game emulation? ### What legal cases have affected game emulation? ### How do game developers and publishers feel about game emulation? ### What are some of the most popular game emulators? | [
"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy.",
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal.",
"Downloading game ROMs is considered piracy."
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"Creating and running an emulator is legal."
] |
1e0upy | Why do we use baking powder AND soda in baking? | ### What is baking powder made of and how does it work? ### What is baking soda made of and how does it work? ### What is the role of baking powder and baking soda in baking? ### What are the common substitutions for baking powder and baking soda? ### What are some examples of recipes that use both baking powder and baking soda? | ### What is the role of baking powder in baking? ### What is the role of baking soda in baking? ### How do the properties of baking powder and baking soda differ? ### How are baking powder and baking soda used in baking? ### What are some common substitutes for baking powder? | [
"Baking powder contains both a weak base (sodium bicarbonate) and a weak acid (tartaric acid).",
"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
"Baking soda is used separately when the food being baked is already slightly acidic and needs extra sodium bicarbonate to balance the acids."
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"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
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"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy."
] |
1e0upy | Why do we use baking powder AND soda in baking? | ### What is the function of baking powder in baking? ### What is the function of baking soda in baking? ### How do baking powder and baking soda complement each other in baking? ### What are some examples of recipes that use both baking powder and soda? | ### What is the role of baking powder in baking? ### What is the role of baking soda in baking? ### How do the properties of baking powder and baking soda differ? ### How are baking powder and baking soda used in baking? ### What are some common substitutes for baking powder? | [
"Baking powder contains both a weak base (sodium bicarbonate) and a weak acid (tartaric acid).",
"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
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"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
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"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy."
] |
1e0upy | Why do we use baking powder AND soda in baking? | ### Why do we use baking powder and soda in baking? ### Differences between baking powder and baking soda ### How to substitute baking powder with baking soda and vice versa in baking? ### Common uses of baking powder and baking soda in baking ### Tips for using baking powder and baking soda in baking | ### What is the purpose of using baking soda in baking? ### What is the purpose of using baking powder in baking? ### How do baking soda and baking powder differ in their roles in baking? ### What are some common baking recipes that use both baking soda and baking powder? ### How can one substitute baking powder for baking soda and vice versa in a recipe? | [
"Baking powder contains both a weak base (sodium bicarbonate) and a weak acid (tartaric acid).",
"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
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1e0upy | Why do we use baking powder AND soda in baking? | ### What is baking powder made of and how does it work? ### What is baking soda made of and how does it work? ### What is the role of baking powder and baking soda in baking? ### What are the common substitutions for baking powder and baking soda? ### What are some examples of recipes that use both baking powder and baking soda? | ### Why do we use baking powder in baking? ### What is the role of baking soda in baking? ### What is the difference between baking powder and baking soda? ### How do baking powder and baking soda work together in baking? ### What are some examples of baked goods that use both baking powder and baking soda? | [
"Baking powder contains both a weak base (sodium bicarbonate) and a weak acid (tartaric acid).",
"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
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"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy."
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1e0upy | Why do we use baking powder AND soda in baking? | ### What is the function of baking powder in baking? ### What is the function of baking soda in baking? ### How do baking powder and baking soda complement each other in baking? ### What are some examples of recipes that use both baking powder and soda? | ### Why do we use baking powder in baking? ### What is the role of baking soda in baking? ### What is the difference between baking powder and baking soda? ### How do baking powder and baking soda work together in baking? ### What are some examples of baked goods that use both baking powder and baking soda? | [
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"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
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1e0upy | Why do we use baking powder AND soda in baking? | ### How do baking soda and baking powder react with acids in baked goods? ### What are the differences between baking soda and baking powder? ### In what types of baked goods is baking soda or baking powder most commonly used? ### Are there any alternatives to using both baking soda and baking powder in baking? | ### What is the purpose of using baking soda in baking? ### What is the purpose of using baking powder in baking? ### How do baking soda and baking powder differ in their roles in baking? ### What are some common baking recipes that use both baking soda and baking powder? ### How can one substitute baking powder for baking soda and vice versa in a recipe? | [
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1e0upy | Why do we use baking powder AND soda in baking? | ### What is the function of baking powder in baking? ### What is the function of baking soda in baking? ### How do baking powder and baking soda complement each other in baking? ### What are some examples of recipes that use both baking powder and soda? | ### What is the purpose of using baking soda in baking? ### What is the purpose of using baking powder in baking? ### How do baking soda and baking powder differ in their roles in baking? ### What are some common baking recipes that use both baking soda and baking powder? ### How can one substitute baking powder for baking soda and vice versa in a recipe? | [
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] | [] |
1e0upy | Why do we use baking powder AND soda in baking? | ### What is baking powder made of? ### How does baking soda work in baking? ### What is the purpose of using both baking powder and soda in baking? ### What is the chemical reaction between baking soda and acid that causes the rise in baked goods? ### Can you make a recipe that uses only one or the other? | ### What is the purpose of using baking soda in baking? ### What is the purpose of using baking powder in baking? ### How do baking soda and baking powder differ in their roles in baking? ### What are some common baking recipes that use both baking soda and baking powder? ### How can one substitute baking powder for baking soda and vice versa in a recipe? | [
"Baking powder contains both a weak base (sodium bicarbonate) and a weak acid (tartaric acid).",
"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
"Baking soda is used separately when the food being baked is already slightly acidic and needs extra sodium bicarbonate to balance the acids."
] | [
"When moistened, the acid and base in baking powder react to produce carbon dioxide gas, which makes the product fluffy.",
"Baking powder contains both a weak base (sodium bicarbonate) and a weak acid (tartaric acid)."
] | [] |
54tooj | object oriented vs class oriented programming | ### What is the difference between Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and Class Oriented Programming (COP)? ### How do the two approaches differ in terms of code structure and functionality? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of using OOP compared to COP? ### What are the common OOP languages and their syntax? | ### What is object oriented programming (OOP)? ### What is class oriented programming (COP)? ### What are the main differences between OOP and COP? ### What are the advantages of OOP? ### What are the disadvantages of OOP? ### How does OOP differ from COP? | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions.",
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming."
] | [
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming.",
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions."
] | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes."
] |
54tooj | object oriented vs class oriented programming | ### What is the difference between Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and Class Oriented Programming (COP)? ### How do the two approaches differ in terms of code structure and functionality? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of using OOP compared to COP? ### What are the common OOP languages and their syntax? | ### What is object oriented programming? ### What is class oriented programming? ### What are the key differences between object oriented and class oriented programming? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of using object oriented programming? | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions.",
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming."
] | [
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming.",
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions."
] | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes."
] |
54tooj | object oriented vs class oriented programming | ### What is the difference between Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and Class Oriented Programming (COP)? ### How do the two approaches differ in terms of code structure and functionality? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of using OOP compared to COP? ### What are the common OOP languages and their syntax? | ### What are the main differences between object-oriented and class-oriented programming? ### How are classes implemented in class-oriented programming? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of object-oriented programming? ### How does object-oriented programming differ from class-oriented programming? | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions.",
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming."
] | [
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming.",
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions."
] | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes."
] |
54tooj | object oriented vs class oriented programming | ### What is the difference between Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and Class Oriented Programming (COP)? ### How do the two approaches differ in terms of code structure and functionality? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of using OOP compared to COP? ### What are the common OOP languages and their syntax? | ### What is object-oriented programming? ### What is class-oriented programming? ### What are the main differences between object-oriented programming and class-oriented programming? ### When was object-oriented programming first introduced? ### What are the advantages of using object-oriented programming over class-oriented programming? | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions.",
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming."
] | [
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming.",
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions."
] | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes."
] |
54tooj | object oriented vs class oriented programming | ### What is the difference between Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and Class Oriented Programming (COP)? ### How do the two approaches differ in terms of code structure and functionality? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of using OOP compared to COP? ### What are the common OOP languages and their syntax? | ### What are the main differences between object-oriented and class-oriented programming? ### How does encapsulation and inheritance apply in both programming paradigms? ### What are the advantages and disadvantages of using class-oriented programming over object-oriented programming? ### What are some real-world examples of applications that use class-oriented programming? | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions.",
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming."
] | [
"The opposite of object oriented programming is functional programming.",
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes.",
"Functional programming is centered around functions."
] | [
"Object oriented programming is based around objects and classes."
] |
2oax23 | when breathing out, Why does hot air come out of our mouth when it's open wide, and cool air come out when you leave a small hole for the air? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why hot air comes out of our mouth when it's open wide? ### How does the temperature of the air leaving our mouth depend on the shape of our mouth? ### What is the physiological process that leads to the production of hot air when breathing out? ### What are the differences between the air movement and temperature when breathing out through a small hole and a wide-open mouth? ### How does air temperature and humidity affect the way air leaves our mouth when we breathe out? | ### | [
"The temperature of the air coming out of the mouth is the same regardless of whether the mouth is open wide or there is a small hole.",
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [] |
2oax23 | when breathing out, Why does hot air come out of our mouth when it's open wide, and cool air come out when you leave a small hole for the air? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why hot air comes out of our mouth when it's open wide? ### How does the temperature of the air leaving our mouth depend on the shape of our mouth? ### What is the physiological process that leads to the production of hot air when breathing out? ### What are the differences between the air movement and temperature when breathing out through a small hole and a wide-open mouth? ### How does air temperature and humidity affect the way air leaves our mouth when we breathe out? | ### What is the science behind the temperature of air expelled from the mouth? ### How does the temperature of air expelled from the mouth change when the mouth is open wide or left with a small hole? ### What is the physiological process that causes the difference in temperature of air expelled from the mouth? | [
"The temperature of the air coming out of the mouth is the same regardless of whether the mouth is open wide or there is a small hole.",
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [] |
2oax23 | when breathing out, Why does hot air come out of our mouth when it's open wide, and cool air come out when you leave a small hole for the air? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why hot air comes out of our mouth when it's open wide? ### How does the temperature of the air leaving our mouth depend on the shape of our mouth? ### What is the physiological process that leads to the production of hot air when breathing out? ### What are the differences between the air movement and temperature when breathing out through a small hole and a wide-open mouth? ### How does air temperature and humidity affect the way air leaves our mouth when we breathe out? | ### What is the science behind the temperature difference of air coming out of the mouth? ### How does the shape of the mouth impact the temperature of the air expelled? ### Are there any physiological factors that affect the temperature of the air expelled from the mouth? | [
"The temperature of the air coming out of the mouth is the same regardless of whether the mouth is open wide or there is a small hole.",
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [] |
2oax23 | when breathing out, Why does hot air come out of our mouth when it's open wide, and cool air come out when you leave a small hole for the air? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why hot air comes out of our mouth when it's open wide? ### How does the temperature of the air leaving our mouth depend on the shape of our mouth? ### What is the physiological process that leads to the production of hot air when breathing out? ### What are the differences between the air movement and temperature when breathing out through a small hole and a wide-open mouth? ### How does air temperature and humidity affect the way air leaves our mouth when we breathe out? | ### When breathing out, why does hot air come out of our mouth when it's open wide, and cool air come out when you leave a small hole for the air? ### Factors contributing to the temperature of exhaled air ### How does humidity affect the temperature of exhaled air? ### Why do we breathe out through our nose when humidity is high? ### Different methods of measuring temperature ### Factors that can skew temperature readings | [
"The temperature of the air coming out of the mouth is the same regardless of whether the mouth is open wide or there is a small hole.",
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [] |
2oax23 | when breathing out, Why does hot air come out of our mouth when it's open wide, and cool air come out when you leave a small hole for the air? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why hot air comes out of our mouth when it's open wide? ### How does the temperature of the air leaving our mouth depend on the shape of our mouth? ### What is the physiological process that leads to the production of hot air when breathing out? ### What are the differences between the air movement and temperature when breathing out through a small hole and a wide-open mouth? ### How does air temperature and humidity affect the way air leaves our mouth when we breathe out? | ### When breathing out, why does hot air come out of our mouth when it's open wide, and cool air come out when you leave a small hole for the air? ### The science behind why hot air comes out of our mouth when we breathe out ### How does the body regulate the temperature of the air we breathe out? ### The difference in air temperature when breathing through the mouth vs. the nose ### The physiology of breathing and air temperature regulation. | [
"The temperature of the air coming out of the mouth is the same regardless of whether the mouth is open wide or there is a small hole.",
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [] |
2oax23 | when breathing out, Why does hot air come out of our mouth when it's open wide, and cool air come out when you leave a small hole for the air? | ### What is the scientific explanation for why hot air comes out of our mouth when it's open wide? ### How does the temperature of the air leaving our mouth depend on the shape of our mouth? ### What is the physiological process that leads to the production of hot air when breathing out? ### What are the differences between the air movement and temperature when breathing out through a small hole and a wide-open mouth? ### How does air temperature and humidity affect the way air leaves our mouth when we breathe out? | ### What are the reasons for hot air coming out of the mouth during breathing? ### How does breathing work? ### What are the factors that affect air temperature while breathing? ### What are the biological reasons for the difference in air temperature during breathing? | [
"The temperature of the air coming out of the mouth is the same regardless of whether the mouth is open wide or there is a small hole.",
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [
"When the air is blown out with force through a wide open mouth, it mixes with the cooler surrounding air, creating the sensation of hot air.",
"When a small hole is left for the air to pass through, the air does not mix with the surrounding air as much, resulting in a sensation of cooler air."
] | [] |
2dzm0r | Why are photos taken on phones through plane windows so grainy? | ### What causes grainy photos taken through airplane windows? ### How does the atmospheric conditions affect the quality of photos taken through plane windows? ### What is the relationship between light and image quality when taking photos through airplane windows? ### What are the technical factors that contribute to grainy photos taken on phones through plane windows? ### How can I take better photos through airplane windows? | ### How do phone cameras work when taking photos through a plane window? ### What are the technical reasons why photos taken on a plane are often grainy? ### How does altitude and air pressure affect the quality of photos taken on a plane? ### What are some tips for taking clearer photos through a plane window? | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions.",
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo.",
"The amount of atmosphere between the camera and the subject can affect the clarity of the photo."
] | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions.",
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo.",
"The amount of atmosphere between the camera and the subject can affect the clarity of the photo."
] | [
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo."
] |
2dzm0r | Why are photos taken on phones through plane windows so grainy? | ### What causes grainy photos taken through airplane windows? ### How does the atmospheric conditions affect the quality of photos taken through plane windows? ### What is the relationship between light and image quality when taking photos through airplane windows? ### What are the technical factors that contribute to grainy photos taken on phones through plane windows? ### How can I take better photos through airplane windows? | ### What causes the graininess in photos taken through plane windows? ### What factors can affect the quality of photos taken through plane windows? ### How do photographers and airlines try to minimize graininess in photos taken through plane windows? ### What are the technical limitations of taking photos through plane windows? | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions.",
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo.",
"The amount of atmosphere between the camera and the subject can affect the clarity of the photo."
] | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions.",
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo.",
"The amount of atmosphere between the camera and the subject can affect the clarity of the photo."
] | [
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo."
] |
2dzm0r | Why are photos taken on phones through plane windows so grainy? | ### What causes grainy photos taken through airplane windows? ### How does the atmospheric conditions affect the quality of photos taken through plane windows? ### What is the relationship between light and image quality when taking photos through airplane windows? ### What are the technical factors that contribute to grainy photos taken on phones through plane windows? ### How can I take better photos through airplane windows? | ### What are the technical reasons for the graininess in photos taken through plane windows on phones? ### What are the factors that contribute to the graininess in such photos? ### How does the quality of phone camera lenses affect the clarity of photos taken through plane windows? ### What are some techniques to improve the quality of photos taken through plane windows on phones? | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions.",
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo.",
"The amount of atmosphere between the camera and the subject can affect the clarity of the photo."
] | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions.",
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo.",
"The amount of atmosphere between the camera and the subject can affect the clarity of the photo."
] | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions."
] |
2dzm0r | Why are photos taken on phones through plane windows so grainy? | ### What causes grainy photos taken through airplane windows? ### How does the atmospheric conditions affect the quality of photos taken through plane windows? ### What is the relationship between light and image quality when taking photos through airplane windows? ### What are the technical factors that contribute to grainy photos taken on phones through plane windows? ### How can I take better photos through airplane windows? | ### What is the scientific explanation for the grainy appearance of photos taken through plane windows? ### How does the curvature of the earth affect the quality of photos taken from airplanes? ### What are the factors that can affect the quality of photos taken through airplane windows? ### How can I minimize the grainy appearance of photos taken through plane windows? | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions.",
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo.",
"The amount of atmosphere between the camera and the subject can affect the clarity of the photo."
] | [
"Photos taken through plane windows can be grainy due to the bad lighting conditions.",
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo.",
"The amount of atmosphere between the camera and the subject can affect the clarity of the photo."
] | [
"The intense vibration and movement of the plane can also contribute to the poor quality of the photo."
] |
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 biological mechanism behind sunburn in humans? ### How has natural selection influenced the development of skin color in different human populations? ### What are the evolutionary tradeoffs of having more or less melanin in the skin? ### How does the human body respond to UV radiation? ### How does the prevalence of sunburn vary among different human populations? ### What are the potential consequences of continued exposure to UV radiation on human health? | ### 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? | [
"Sunburn does not prevent humans from reproducing.",
"Spending most of the time outside results in tanning rather than sunburn.",
"There is no evolutionary pressure to eliminate sunburn because it does not hinder the passing on of genes."
] | [
"Sunburn does not prevent humans from reproducing.",
"There is no evolutionary pressure to eliminate sunburn because it does not hinder the passing on of genes."
] | [] |
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 biological mechanism behind sunburn in humans? ### How has natural selection influenced the development of skin color in different human populations? ### What are the evolutionary tradeoffs of having more or less melanin in the skin? ### How does the human body respond to UV radiation? ### How does the prevalence of sunburn vary among different human populations? ### What are the potential consequences of continued exposure to UV radiation on human health? | ### 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? | [
"Sunburn does not prevent humans from reproducing.",
"Spending most of the time outside results in tanning rather than sunburn.",
"There is no evolutionary pressure to eliminate sunburn because it does not hinder the passing on of genes."
] | [
"Sunburn does not prevent humans from reproducing.",
"There is no evolutionary pressure to eliminate sunburn because it does not hinder the passing on of genes."
] | [] |
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 biological mechanism behind sunburn in humans? ### How has natural selection influenced the development of skin color in different human populations? ### What are the evolutionary tradeoffs of having more or less melanin in the skin? ### How does the human body respond to UV radiation? ### How does the prevalence of sunburn vary among different human populations? ### What are the potential consequences of continued exposure to UV radiation on human health? | ### What are the genetic and environmental factors that influence skin color? ### How does melanin provide protection against UV radiation? ### What is the history of human evolution and skin color changes? ### What are the latest developments in sun protection technology? | [
"Sunburn does not prevent humans from reproducing.",
"Spending most of the time outside results in tanning rather than sunburn.",
"There is no evolutionary pressure to eliminate sunburn because it does not hinder the passing on of genes."
] | [
"Sunburn does not prevent humans from reproducing.",
"There is no evolutionary pressure to eliminate sunburn because it does not hinder the passing on of genes."
] | [] |
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