What if reincarnation is real, and u get to reborn an unlimited number of times once your previous life ended?

So u get to reborn again and again on earth every-time your previous life ended, until the death of the universe itself.

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 2 days ago

First date that feels like a job interview

Went on my first date ans she was already asking about my credit report, income slips, CPF savings, and whether I had other matches.

Am i going on a date or a job interview? Lol

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 6 days ago
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First date that feels like a job interview

Went on my first date ans she was already asking about my credit report, income slips, CPF savings, and whether I had other matches.

Am i going on a date or a job interview? Lol

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 6 days ago

Is signing on with the SAF a good idea in the current bad economy? For the retrenched and unemployed.

Given the current tough economic climate, layoffs, and job market challenges, is signing on with the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) a smart and stable career move right now?

For individuals facing sudden retrenchment or long-term unemployment, the military offers undeniable job security and an "iron rice bowl," but it also demands a massive shift into a strict, regimented lifestyle, especially for mid-career professionals.

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 6 days ago

Is signing on with the SAF a good idea in the current bad economy? For the retrenched and unemployed.

Given the current tough economic climate, layoffs, and job market challenges, is signing on with the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) a smart and stable career move right now?

For individuals facing sudden retrenchment or long-term unemployment, the military offers undeniable job security and an "iron rice bowl," but it also demands a massive shift into a strict, regimented lifestyle, especially for mid-career professionals.

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 6 days ago

What if a massive supervolcano erupts tomorrow?

The Toba eruption was a massive supervolcano event that happened around 74,000 years ago at present-day Lake Toba in Sumatra, Indonesia, ejecting roughly 2,800 cubic kilometers of ash and material and ranking as one of the largest explosive eruptions in Earth's history. 

A massive supervolcano with a similar force to the Toba eruption, erupts tomorrow.

How would it disrupt modern day life and the economy?

Would humanity survive this catastrophe?

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 7 days ago

Someone observing the universe from a black hole can observe the universe until the end of time?

Someone observing the universe from a black hole can observe the universe until the end of time?

Watching the stars born and die until the death of the universe itself all within his or her lifetime?

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 8 days ago

What does being hungry really means?

Heard it so much online nowadays, what does that term hunger really means, in both the good and bad way?

Does it means the individual willingness to upskill and take on more roles? Their willingness to please their boss and will do whatever it takes towards that end?

It means the most fanatical and over-zealous worker that will stay up late in the office to complete their task even when they dont have to?

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 8 days ago

What if Vietnam invaded Thailand and the rest of IndoChina right after they won the Vietnam War?

Afterall Vietnam have just recently defeated and won the Superpower USA so there's no one to challenge vietnam militarily. China is still too weak to challenge militarily.

Vietnam being ruled by leaders that have dreams of conquest in the likes of Hitler and it desires to be a regional power and aims to conquer the entire indochina including Thailand possibly even conquering Malaysia and Singapore because no one can stop them, under the banner of 'Greater Vietnam' and to kick out the imperalist west from the region.

Vietnam has already sucessfully forced the US out of the region and im sure the US wouldnt intervene militarily as they do not want a second vietnam war.

How would the rest of the world react to such an invasion and how feasible are such war aims in reality.

Just about when vietnam had move in to take over Cambodia completely, they will likely succeed in their invasion of Thailand. At the very least they will likely able to take control of Bangkok and the large chunk of Central region.

Thailand at the time is not so different from South Vietnam. The country is relatively poor, the air force is miserable, and aside from artillery, we are vastly outmatched by Vietnamese heavy war machines. Tank in particular were overwhelming in favour of the Vietnamese military and the distance from their base in Cambodia to Bangkok is very short with relatively well pave road.

Seriously, at the time people were really counting on rain and soft soil of thr northern plain to stop the possible Vietnamese advance. Thing had became that desperate.

I would expect vietnam to achieve victory after victory in rapid sucession as those countries are weak militarily in comparsion and vietnam will soon conquer the entire indochina but then what happens next.

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 9 days ago

Isreal Vs Vietnam in 1975

If both countries were located side by side with each other who would win?

Both countries have battle hardened militaries after having won major battles with their adversiers.

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 9 days ago

How do i slow down time for myself?

Lately i have been feeling that time passes to quickly for me, and im trying to find means and ways to slow down the time for myself.

Does Physicist here have any method or means to slow down time?

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 10 days ago

Is an undergrad degree in Mathematics necessary for an aspiring Physicst?

Is an undergrad degree in Mathematics necessary for an aspiring Physicst?

Is the Math degree useful for his or her career in Physics later on?

Personally i feel, math topics covered in an undergrad math degree such as Group Theory, Real Analysis, Complex Analysis, Functional Analysis, Information Theory, ODE/PDE, even statistics topics such as Probability, Mathematical Statistics, Machine Learning etc will be useful to a Physicst in their research.

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 10 days ago

What if the average IQ of humanity is 130?

How much more would human civilization progress?

Will humans be living a better and more comfortable life and all the killing and wars would have stop?

What kind of technological advancement would humans have achieve in such a scenario?

Someone mentioned: What makes you think having more brains would make us less violent?

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 10 days ago

What if reincarnation was real and we had a way to verify who the reincarnated was in their previous life?

So if you die in the first year of a 50-year prison sentence. Do you go straight back?

Or if u have debts in your previous life, does your debt get carried forwards to your present life?

Or if u were a political fugitive in your previous life, do u go straight back to prison?

What if u were a billionaire in your previous life. do u get to keep your wealth and assets?

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 11 days ago

How does the immune system recognise 'good' bacteria from 'bad' bacteria?

Since both good' bacteria and 'bad' bacteria are considered forgien by defintion to the immune system, how does the immune distinguish between them and how does it selectively decides whats considered a 'bad' bacteria and whats considered a 'good' one.

Even without getting into the blood, the immune system attacks them. Take acne for example, the immune system attacks the acne causing bacteria even though its only appears on the surface on the skin. Yet there are also many other types of harmless or 'good' bacteria living on the surface of the skin which the immune system leaves alone.

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 11 days ago

Is it necessary for a Physicst to have a bachelor in Mathematics?

Is an undergrad degree in Mathematics necessary for an aspiring Physics?

Is the Math degree useful for his or her career in Physics later on?

Personally i feel, math topics covered in an undergrad math degree such as Group Theory, Real Analysis, Complex Analysis, Functional Analysis, Infomation Theory, ODE/PDE, even statistics topics such as Probability, Mathmatical Statistics, Machine Learning etc will be useful to a Physicst in their research.

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u/Excellent_Copy4646 — 12 days ago