Is it more accurate to say that people invented mathematics or discovered it? Does this depend on which branches/forms of mathematics that we're talking about, or how advanced it has become?

This could be applied to any type of mathematics too, not just algebra specifically.

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u/MaggieLinzer — 20 hours ago

How different (if at all) would humans look if we laid eggs instead of giving birth to live young? Would we still have relatively the same shape/look that we have in reality, or would the structures of our bodies look significantly different?

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u/MaggieLinzer — 1 day ago

Bury The Axis (1943) — This is an independent, anti-fascist, stop-motion cartoon about the Allies defeating the Axis powers. Similar to the much more well-known Der Fuehrer's Face, there are also little songs made throughout this short mocking Hitler and the other Axis powers’ leaders.

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u/MaggieLinzer — 2 days ago

[Request] How big would a single peanut actually have to get for it to be 4,000 calories on its own? And how much peanut butter could I make out of it?

u/MaggieLinzer — 3 days ago
▲ 9 r/DHMIS

Are there any sub-genres of horror that DHMIS hasn’t done yet that you would like to see happen in a hypothetical season two?

My own pick would be a liminal horror episode, perhaps set in that checkerboard void that they go into in the final episodes of both the web-series and TV show.

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u/MaggieLinzer — 3 days ago

How accurate is the assertion that animals keep on evolving into crabs? Is this actually a trend that happens on a large scale? (If it IS, why is this the case?)

Additionally, regardless of whether or not this trend is true, are there any other forms/species that many animals have been found to evolve into over time?

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u/MaggieLinzer — 3 days ago

After Michigan was admitted as a state, how long did it take people to point out/notice that it looks very similar to a mitten?

Did it take a while, or did folks clock it almost immediately? I believe that people pointing this out could be found in newspapers from back then, in order to see if it happened relatively quickly or not.

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u/MaggieLinzer — 5 days ago

What are your favorite Disney movies that aren’t (currently) on Disney+?

I’m counting companies that Disney now owns as well, because the first movies that came to my mind are Muppets From Space and The Muppets Take Manhattan.

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u/MaggieLinzer — 6 days ago
▲ 436 r/Muppets

Why aren’t Muppets From Space and The Muppets Take Manhattan on Disney+?

I’ve always enjoyed those two movies, with Muppets From Space being one of my favorite ones, and I’ve never fully understood why those two movies specifically have never been on the platform. (Ditto for the original, 2D animated Muppet Babies show too! Which is even weirder to me, because Disney does have their own full, rebooted version of the series on this service)

u/MaggieLinzer — 6 days ago
▲ 13 r/botany

Do plants evolve in generally the same ways that animals do? Are there any notable differences?

What are your favorite extinct species of plants, or the ones that you’re the most fascinated by?

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u/MaggieLinzer — 7 days ago

What are the most common traits/characteristics that different animal species have been found to convergently evolve? Does the greater presence of certain features in convergent evolution necessarily mean that they are some of the most useful traits for any animals in general to have?

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u/MaggieLinzer — 7 days ago
▲ 777 r/DeepRockGalactic+1 crossposts

[Request] How big and powerful/strong would a drill vehicle actually have to be in order to make it to the Earth’s core?

u/MaggieLinzer — 6 days ago

We all hear/know about the worst and least satisfying ones, but what are the best, most satisfying finales to any TV shows that you’ve watched?

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u/MaggieLinzer — 9 days ago

What movies do you think could best be described as “live action cartoons”, not in terms of adaptations/remakes, but in terms of style and characters?

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u/MaggieLinzer — 11 days ago

The Good Soldier Švejk (1955) — This is a stop-motion animated movie directed by Jiří Trnka about the comedic/satirical attempts of Švejk to fight for Austria-Hungary during World War 1.

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u/MaggieLinzer — 12 days ago

Super Gran (1985-1987) — This was a British comedy series about a grandmother who got superhero powers after being hit by a magic ray, and the adventures that happen as a result.

u/MaggieLinzer — 14 days ago

Before pasteurization, did people understand that drinking raw milk carried with it a massive risk of getting sick and potentially dying (even if they didn't exactly know what was causing it)?

Were there also any ways before pasteurization that people used in order to try to make raw milk safer to drink? If there were any, did these ways also change over time?

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u/MaggieLinzer — 14 days ago

After Michigan was admitted as a state, how long did it take people to point out/notice that it looks very similar to a mitten? Did it take a while, or did folks clock it almost immediately?

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u/MaggieLinzer — 15 days ago