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251bu1
Direct deposit/wire transfers/online bill pay.... How does it work? Its just numbers on a computer. Does cash even go to those places? Is there enough cash in the united states to cover all the money that is in people and business accounts?
### What is direct deposit? ### How do direct deposit transactions work? ### What is a wire transfer and how does it work? ### How does online bill pay work? ### How does the United States' monetary system work? ### How much cash is in circulation in the United States? ### What happens to money when it is deposited into a bank account?
### How does direct deposit work? ### How do wire transfers work? ### How does online bill pay work? ### Is cash used in the banking system? ### Is there enough physical cash to cover the money in accounts?
[ "Bank transfers do not involve the physical movement of cash.", "Bank transfers require a routing number and an account number.", "Cash is not used for inter-bank transfers." ]
[ "Bank transfers do not involve the physical movement of cash.", "Cash is not used for inter-bank transfers." ]
[]
251bu1
Direct deposit/wire transfers/online bill pay.... How does it work? Its just numbers on a computer. Does cash even go to those places? Is there enough cash in the united states to cover all the money that is in people and business accounts?
### What are the different types of electronic payment systems? ### How do electronic payment systems work and how are funds transferred? ### How is cash managed in the United States and are there enough physical dollars to cover electronic funds?
### How does direct deposit work? ### How do wire transfers work? ### How does online bill pay work? ### Is cash used in the banking system? ### Is there enough physical cash to cover the money in accounts?
[ "Bank transfers do not involve the physical movement of cash.", "Bank transfers require a routing number and an account number.", "Cash is not used for inter-bank transfers." ]
[ "Bank transfers do not involve the physical movement of cash.", "Cash is not used for inter-bank transfers." ]
[]
251bu1
Direct deposit/wire transfers/online bill pay.... How does it work? Its just numbers on a computer. Does cash even go to those places? Is there enough cash in the united states to cover all the money that is in people and business accounts?
### What is the mechanism behind direct deposit and wire transfers? ### How does the online bill pay process work? ### How does the electronic transfer of money work? ### How does the banking system ensure the availability of funds for electronic transactions? ### How does the Federal Reserve System manage the supply of currency in the United States?
### How does direct deposit work? ### How do wire transfers work? ### How does online bill pay work? ### Is cash used in the banking system? ### Is there enough physical cash to cover the money in accounts?
[ "Bank transfers do not involve the physical movement of cash.", "Bank transfers require a routing number and an account number.", "Cash is not used for inter-bank transfers." ]
[ "Bank transfers do not involve the physical movement of cash.", "Cash is not used for inter-bank transfers." ]
[]
1rwly6
how do wireless chargers work?
### What is the technology behind wireless charging? ### How does a wireless charger transfer energy to a device? ### How does a wireless charger know where to send the energy? ### What are the different types of wireless charging technologies? ### How fast can a wireless charger charge a device?
### What is the history of wireless charging technology? ### How do wireless chargers convert electricity into magnetic fields? ### What are the different types of wireless chargers available in the market? ### How do wireless chargers compare to traditional charging methods?
[ "Wireless chargers work by using an electromagnetic field.", "The electromagnetic field transfers energy from the charger to the device being charged.", "The device being charged must have a compatible receiver to receive the energy from the electromagnetic field." ]
[ "The electromagnetic field transfers energy from the charger to the device being charged.", "Wireless chargers work by using an electromagnetic field.", "The device being charged must have a compatible receiver to receive the energy from the electromagnetic field." ]
[ "Wireless chargers work by using an electromagnetic field." ]
1rwly6
how do wireless chargers work?
### What is the technology behind wireless charging? ### How does a wireless charger transfer energy to a device? ### How does a wireless charger know where to send the energy? ### What are the different types of wireless charging technologies? ### How fast can a wireless charger charge a device?
### What is the technology behind wireless charging? ### How do wireless chargers transfer energy wirelessly? ### What are the different types of wireless chargers? ### How does wireless charging compare to traditional charging methods? ### What are the benefits and limitations of wireless charging?
[ "Wireless chargers work by using an electromagnetic field.", "The electromagnetic field transfers energy from the charger to the device being charged.", "The device being charged must have a compatible receiver to receive the energy from the electromagnetic field." ]
[ "The electromagnetic field transfers energy from the charger to the device being charged.", "Wireless chargers work by using an electromagnetic field.", "The device being charged must have a compatible receiver to receive the energy from the electromagnetic field." ]
[ "The electromagnetic field transfers energy from the charger to the device being charged." ]
3g8ha0
why james holmes was convicted of 2 counts of murder for each person he killed
### Why was James Holmes convicted of murder for the Aurora theater shooting? ### What are the legal definitions of murder and how do they apply to James Holmes' case? ### What were the key pieces of evidence that led to James Holmes' conviction? ### How does the jury's decision in the James Holmes trial compare to other high-profile murder cases?
### What is the legal definition of murder in Colorado? ### How does the definition of murder differ from other states? ### What were the key pieces of evidence that convicted James Holmes of murder? ### What was the sentencing and punishment for James Holmes' conviction of murder?
[ "James Holmes was convicted of 2 counts of murder for each person he killed.", "He was charged with killing each person deliberately and with having caused their death by creating a grave risk with extreme indifference to the value of human life generally.", "The extreme indifference charge is separate from the deliberate murder charge and is based on the fact that he killed someone while doing something that he should have known would kill someone." ]
[ "James Holmes was convicted of 2 counts of murder for each person he killed.", "He was charged with killing each person deliberately and with having caused their death by creating a grave risk with extreme indifference to the value of human life generally." ]
[]
3g8ha0
why james holmes was convicted of 2 counts of murder for each person he killed
### Why was James Holmes convicted of murder for the Aurora theater shooting? ### What are the legal definitions of murder and how do they apply to James Holmes' case? ### What were the key pieces of evidence that led to James Holmes' conviction? ### How does the jury's decision in the James Holmes trial compare to other high-profile murder cases?
### Can you provide the legal definition of murder in the state of Colorado during the time of the James Holmes trial? ### What evidence was presented in court that led to James Holmes being convicted of 2 counts of murder for each person killed in the Aurora Theater shooting? ### How is murder defined in Colorado law? ### What are the penalties for murder in Colorado?
[ "James Holmes was convicted of 2 counts of murder for each person he killed.", "He was charged with killing each person deliberately and with having caused their death by creating a grave risk with extreme indifference to the value of human life generally.", "The extreme indifference charge is separate from the deliberate murder charge and is based on the fact that he killed someone while doing something that he should have known would kill someone." ]
[ "James Holmes was convicted of 2 counts of murder for each person he killed.", "He was charged with killing each person deliberately and with having caused their death by creating a grave risk with extreme indifference to the value of human life generally." ]
[]
5cbt2y
what's the importance of having your seat upright for take off and landing during your flight?
### Why is it important for passengers to have their seats upright during take-off and landing? ### What are the safety reasons for sitting upright during takeoff and landing? ### What happens if you don't follow the instruction to sit upright during takeoff and landing?
###
[ "Crashes are more likely to occur during takeoff and landing than during cruise.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies.", "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary." ]
[ "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies." ]
[]
5cbt2y
what's the importance of having your seat upright for take off and landing during your flight?
### Why is it important for passengers to have their seats upright during take-off and landing? ### What are the safety reasons for sitting upright during takeoff and landing? ### What happens if you don't follow the instruction to sit upright during takeoff and landing?
###
[ "Crashes are more likely to occur during takeoff and landing than during cruise.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies.", "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary." ]
[ "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies." ]
[]
5cbt2y
what's the importance of having your seat upright for take off and landing during your flight?
### What are the safety regulations for airplane seating during takeoff and landing? ### What are the risks of not complying with seat upright rules during takeoff and landing? ### How does the position of the seat impact the aircraft's safety during takeoff and landing? ### What are the benefits of keeping your seat upright during takeoff and landing?
###
[ "Crashes are more likely to occur during takeoff and landing than during cruise.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies.", "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary." ]
[ "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies." ]
[]
5cbt2y
what's the importance of having your seat upright for take off and landing during your flight?
### What are the safety regulations for airplane seating during takeoff and landing? ### What are the risks of not complying with seat upright rules during takeoff and landing? ### How does the position of the seat impact the aircraft's safety during takeoff and landing? ### What are the benefits of keeping your seat upright during takeoff and landing?
###
[ "Crashes are more likely to occur during takeoff and landing than during cruise.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies.", "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary." ]
[ "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies." ]
[]
5cbt2y
what's the importance of having your seat upright for take off and landing during your flight?
### Why is it important to have your seat upright for takeoff and landing during a flight? ### What are the safety reasons for having your seat upright during takeoff and landing? ### What are the different regulations regarding seat uprightness for takeoff and landing in different countries? ### How do airlines ensure that passengers follow the regulations for seat uprightness during takeoff and landing?
###
[ "Crashes are more likely to occur during takeoff and landing than during cruise.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies.", "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary." ]
[ "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies." ]
[]
5cbt2y
what's the importance of having your seat upright for take off and landing during your flight?
### Why is it important to have your seat upright for takeoff and landing during a flight? ### What are the safety reasons for having your seat upright during takeoff and landing? ### What are the different regulations regarding seat uprightness for takeoff and landing in different countries? ### How do airlines ensure that passengers follow the regulations for seat uprightness during takeoff and landing?
###
[ "Crashes are more likely to occur during takeoff and landing than during cruise.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies.", "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary." ]
[ "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies." ]
[]
5cbt2y
what's the importance of having your seat upright for take off and landing during your flight?
### What are the reasons for the seat upright requirement during take-off and landing? ### What is the importance of staying seated during take-off and landing? ### How does remaining seated enhance passenger safety during take-off and landing? ### What are the regulations regarding seat uprightness during take-off and landing?
###
[ "Crashes are more likely to occur during takeoff and landing than during cruise.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies.", "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary." ]
[ "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies." ]
[]
5cbt2y
what's the importance of having your seat upright for take off and landing during your flight?
### What are the reasons for the seat upright requirement during take-off and landing? ### What is the importance of staying seated during take-off and landing? ### How does remaining seated enhance passenger safety during take-off and landing? ### What are the regulations regarding seat uprightness during take-off and landing?
###
[ "Crashes are more likely to occur during takeoff and landing than during cruise.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies.", "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary." ]
[ "Having your seat upright during takeoff and landing can increase safety and facilitate evacuation if necessary.", "Reclined seats can impede evacuation during emergencies." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the difference between throwing something in a car and throwing something in a stationary environment? ### How does the velocity of a moving object change in a car compared to a stationary environment? ### What is the role of the roof of a car in creating aerodynamic stability? ### What is the principle of conservation of momentum in the context of a moving car? ### How does the air resistance affect a flying object in a car?
### When did the discovery of gravity take place? ### What is gravity and how is it classified? ### What is the principle of universal gravitation? ### What are the laws of motion? ### How do forces affect motion? ### What is the concept of inertia and what role does it play in motion? ### What are the different types of forces that can affect motion?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### How is air pressure involved in throwing something in a moving car? ### What is the difference in air pressure between the inside and outside of a moving car? ### What causes an object to fall back to the ground when thrown up in a car? ### What is the scientific explanation for why an object thrown in a car doesn't fly backwards?
### When did the discovery of gravity take place? ### What is gravity and how is it classified? ### What is the principle of universal gravitation? ### What are the laws of motion? ### How do forces affect motion? ### What is the concept of inertia and what role does it play in motion? ### What are the different types of forces that can affect motion?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the reason for the movement of objects in motion? ### What is Newton's first law of motion and how does it apply to throwing something in a car? ### How does air resistance affect the movement of objects in motion? ### How does the principle of conservation of momentum apply to the scenario of throwing something in a car?
### When did the discovery of gravity take place? ### What is gravity and how is it classified? ### What is the principle of universal gravitation? ### What are the laws of motion? ### How do forces affect motion? ### What is the concept of inertia and what role does it play in motion? ### What are the different types of forces that can affect motion?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the difference between throwing something in a car and throwing something in a stationary environment? ### How does the velocity of a moving object change in a car compared to a stationary environment? ### What is the role of the roof of a car in creating aerodynamic stability? ### What is the principle of conservation of momentum in the context of a moving car? ### How does the air resistance affect a flying object in a car?
### What is the reason for the air resistance of objects thrown in a car? ### What causes the air to move faster above the ground than above the car? ### How does the air move around a thrown object in a car? ### What is the relationship between air resistance and the movement of air?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the difference between throwing something in a car and throwing something in a stationary environment? ### How does the velocity of a moving object change in a car compared to a stationary environment? ### What is the role of the roof of a car in creating aerodynamic stability? ### What is the principle of conservation of momentum in the context of a moving car? ### How does the air resistance affect a flying object in a car?
### What is the force that holds objects on the ground? ### How is this force affected when you throw something in the air inside a car? ### What is the difference between the force inside and outside a moving car? ### What is the effect of air resistance on the motion of an object inside a car?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the difference between throwing something in a car and throwing something in a stationary environment? ### How does the velocity of a moving object change in a car compared to a stationary environment? ### What is the role of the roof of a car in creating aerodynamic stability? ### What is the principle of conservation of momentum in the context of a moving car? ### How does the air resistance affect a flying object in a car?
### What is the force that pulls objects towards the ground? ### How does the force of gravity interact with objects inside a moving car? ### What are the laws of motion that govern the behavior of objects in a car? ### How does the direction of the force of gravity change in a car moving at high speeds?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car." ]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the difference between throwing something in a car and throwing something in a stationary environment? ### How does the velocity of a moving object change in a car compared to a stationary environment? ### What is the role of the roof of a car in creating aerodynamic stability? ### What is the principle of conservation of momentum in the context of a moving car? ### How does the air resistance affect a flying object in a car?
### What is the law of motion? ### What is the definition of inertia? ### What are the Newton's Laws of Motion? ### How does the law of motion apply in a car? ### What are the examples of Newton's laws of motion?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### How is air pressure involved in throwing something in a moving car? ### What is the difference in air pressure between the inside and outside of a moving car? ### What causes an object to fall back to the ground when thrown up in a car? ### What is the scientific explanation for why an object thrown in a car doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the reason for the air resistance of objects thrown in a car? ### What causes the air to move faster above the ground than above the car? ### How does the air move around a thrown object in a car? ### What is the relationship between air resistance and the movement of air?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the reason for the movement of objects in motion? ### What is Newton's first law of motion and how does it apply to throwing something in a car? ### How does air resistance affect the movement of objects in motion? ### How does the principle of conservation of momentum apply to the scenario of throwing something in a car?
### What is the reason for the air resistance of objects thrown in a car? ### What causes the air to move faster above the ground than above the car? ### How does the air move around a thrown object in a car? ### What is the relationship between air resistance and the movement of air?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### How is air pressure involved in throwing something in a moving car? ### What is the difference in air pressure between the inside and outside of a moving car? ### What causes an object to fall back to the ground when thrown up in a car? ### What is the scientific explanation for why an object thrown in a car doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the force that holds objects on the ground? ### How is this force affected when you throw something in the air inside a car? ### What is the difference between the force inside and outside a moving car? ### What is the effect of air resistance on the motion of an object inside a car?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### How is air pressure involved in throwing something in a moving car? ### What is the difference in air pressure between the inside and outside of a moving car? ### What causes an object to fall back to the ground when thrown up in a car? ### What is the scientific explanation for why an object thrown in a car doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the force that pulls objects towards the ground? ### How does the force of gravity interact with objects inside a moving car? ### What are the laws of motion that govern the behavior of objects in a car? ### How does the direction of the force of gravity change in a car moving at high speeds?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car." ]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### How is air pressure involved in throwing something in a moving car? ### What is the difference in air pressure between the inside and outside of a moving car? ### What causes an object to fall back to the ground when thrown up in a car? ### What is the scientific explanation for why an object thrown in a car doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the law of motion? ### What is the definition of inertia? ### What are the Newton's Laws of Motion? ### How does the law of motion apply in a car? ### What are the examples of Newton's laws of motion?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the reason for the movement of objects in motion? ### What is Newton's first law of motion and how does it apply to throwing something in a car? ### How does air resistance affect the movement of objects in motion? ### How does the principle of conservation of momentum apply to the scenario of throwing something in a car?
### What is the force that holds objects on the ground? ### How is this force affected when you throw something in the air inside a car? ### What is the difference between the force inside and outside a moving car? ### What is the effect of air resistance on the motion of an object inside a car?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the reason for the movement of objects in motion? ### What is Newton's first law of motion and how does it apply to throwing something in a car? ### How does air resistance affect the movement of objects in motion? ### How does the principle of conservation of momentum apply to the scenario of throwing something in a car?
### What is the force that pulls objects towards the ground? ### How does the force of gravity interact with objects inside a moving car? ### What are the laws of motion that govern the behavior of objects in a car? ### How does the direction of the force of gravity change in a car moving at high speeds?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car." ]
62zkhc
Why is it when you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards?
### What is the reason for the movement of objects in motion? ### What is Newton's first law of motion and how does it apply to throwing something in a car? ### How does air resistance affect the movement of objects in motion? ### How does the principle of conservation of momentum apply to the scenario of throwing something in a car?
### What is the law of motion? ### What is the definition of inertia? ### What are the Newton's Laws of Motion? ### How does the law of motion apply in a car? ### What are the examples of Newton's laws of motion?
[ "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air.", "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards.", "When you throw something in the air in a car, it doesn't fly backwards because it is travelling at the same speed as the car.", "The forward momentum of the car doesn't stop just because you tossed something in the air." ]
[ "The object maintains the same velocity as the car, resulting in it not flying backwards." ]
7invd6
Why does turning down the cold water in the shower make the water hotter than turning up the hot water?
### How does temperature affect water pressure in a shower? ### What is the science behind increasing water temperature in a shower? ### What is the relationship between water pressure and water temperature? ### Are there any physical laws that govern the relationship between water temperature and pressure in a shower?
### What is the principle behind the thermodynamic process of heating water? ### How does changing the temperature of hot or cold water affect the thermodynamic process? ### How does changing the temperature of hot or cold water affect the velocity of water molecules? ### What is the difference between hot and cold water and how does this affect the thermodynamic process?
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower.", "Turning up the hot water alone cannot achieve the same temperature as turning down the cold water." ]
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower." ]
[]
7invd6
Why does turning down the cold water in the shower make the water hotter than turning up the hot water?
### How does temperature affect water pressure in a shower? ### What is the science behind increasing water temperature in a shower? ### What is the relationship between water pressure and water temperature? ### Are there any physical laws that govern the relationship between water temperature and pressure in a shower?
### What is the physics behind hot and cold water mixing in a shower? ### How does the temperature of water change when it is heated in a shower? ### What is the difference between cold and hot water in a shower? ### How can one achieve a hotter shower by turning down the cold water in a shower?
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower.", "Turning up the hot water alone cannot achieve the same temperature as turning down the cold water." ]
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower." ]
[]
7invd6
Why does turning down the cold water in the shower make the water hotter than turning up the hot water?
### What is the physics behind water temperature in a shower? ### How does the mixing of hot and cold water affect temperature in a shower? ### How does the flow rate of water in a shower affect water temperature? ### What is the ideal temperature for a shower and how does it affect the bathing experience?
### What is the principle behind the thermodynamic process of heating water? ### How does changing the temperature of hot or cold water affect the thermodynamic process? ### How does changing the temperature of hot or cold water affect the velocity of water molecules? ### What is the difference between hot and cold water and how does this affect the thermodynamic process?
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower.", "Turning up the hot water alone cannot achieve the same temperature as turning down the cold water." ]
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower." ]
[]
7invd6
Why does turning down the cold water in the shower make the water hotter than turning up the hot water?
### What is the physics behind water temperature in a shower? ### How does the mixing of hot and cold water affect temperature in a shower? ### How does the flow rate of water in a shower affect water temperature? ### What is the ideal temperature for a shower and how does it affect the bathing experience?
### What is the physics behind hot and cold water mixing in a shower? ### How does the temperature of water change when it is heated in a shower? ### What is the difference between cold and hot water in a shower? ### How can one achieve a hotter shower by turning down the cold water in a shower?
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower.", "Turning up the hot water alone cannot achieve the same temperature as turning down the cold water." ]
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower." ]
[]
7invd6
Why does turning down the cold water in the shower make the water hotter than turning up the hot water?
### How does changing the temperature of the hot and cold water valves in a shower work? ### What is the scientific explanation behind the phenomenon of turning down the cold water in a shower making the water hotter than turning up the hot water? ### How does the shower temperature mixing mechanism work? ### What is the physics behind the change of temperature in a shower?
### What is the principle behind the thermodynamic process of heating water? ### How does changing the temperature of hot or cold water affect the thermodynamic process? ### How does changing the temperature of hot or cold water affect the velocity of water molecules? ### What is the difference between hot and cold water and how does this affect the thermodynamic process?
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower.", "Turning up the hot water alone cannot achieve the same temperature as turning down the cold water." ]
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower." ]
[]
7invd6
Why does turning down the cold water in the shower make the water hotter than turning up the hot water?
### What is the scientific explanation for why turning down the cold water in the shower makes the water hotter than turning up the hot water? ### How does the mixing of hot and cold water in the shower affect the temperature of the water? ### Is there any truth to the myth that turning down the cold water makes the water hotter?
### What is the principle behind the thermodynamic process of heating water? ### How does changing the temperature of hot or cold water affect the thermodynamic process? ### How does changing the temperature of hot or cold water affect the velocity of water molecules? ### What is the difference between hot and cold water and how does this affect the thermodynamic process?
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower.", "Turning up the hot water alone cannot achieve the same temperature as turning down the cold water." ]
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower." ]
[]
7invd6
Why does turning down the cold water in the shower make the water hotter than turning up the hot water?
### How does changing the temperature of the hot and cold water valves in a shower work? ### What is the scientific explanation behind the phenomenon of turning down the cold water in a shower making the water hotter than turning up the hot water? ### How does the shower temperature mixing mechanism work? ### What is the physics behind the change of temperature in a shower?
### What is the physics behind hot and cold water mixing in a shower? ### How does the temperature of water change when it is heated in a shower? ### What is the difference between cold and hot water in a shower? ### How can one achieve a hotter shower by turning down the cold water in a shower?
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower.", "Turning up the hot water alone cannot achieve the same temperature as turning down the cold water." ]
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower." ]
[]
7invd6
Why does turning down the cold water in the shower make the water hotter than turning up the hot water?
### What is the scientific explanation for why turning down the cold water in the shower makes the water hotter than turning up the hot water? ### How does the mixing of hot and cold water in the shower affect the temperature of the water? ### Is there any truth to the myth that turning down the cold water makes the water hotter?
### What is the physics behind hot and cold water mixing in a shower? ### How does the temperature of water change when it is heated in a shower? ### What is the difference between cold and hot water in a shower? ### How can one achieve a hotter shower by turning down the cold water in a shower?
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower.", "Turning up the hot water alone cannot achieve the same temperature as turning down the cold water." ]
[ "The temperature of the shower is determined by the ratio of hot water to cold water.", "Turning down the cold water increases the percentage of hot water in the shower." ]
[]
9d777j
How does electric current "spins" the motor in an electric engine?
### What is an electric motor and how does it convert electrical energy into mechanical energy? ### How does the process of electric current flowing through a motor create motion? ### What are the different types of electric motors and how do they work? ### How does the principles of electricity and magnetism apply to electric motors?
### What is the fundamental principle behind electric motors? ### How does the direction of electric current affect the magnetic field? ### What is the relationship between electric current and motor spinning? ### How is electric current transformed into mechanical energy in an electric motor? ### How does the configuration of the electric motor components influence the motor spinning?
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them.", "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin." ]
[ "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin.", "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
9d777j
How does electric current "spins" the motor in an electric engine?
### What is the relationship between electric current and magnetism? ### What is the concept of Electromagnetism and how does it relate to electricity? ### What is the function of magnets in an electric motor? ### How does the flow of electric current create a magnetic field in an electric motor?
### What is the fundamental principle behind electric motors? ### How does the direction of electric current affect the magnetic field? ### What is the relationship between electric current and motor spinning? ### How is electric current transformed into mechanical energy in an electric motor? ### How does the configuration of the electric motor components influence the motor spinning?
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them.", "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin." ]
[ "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin.", "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
9d777j
How does electric current "spins" the motor in an electric engine?
### What is an electric motor and how does it convert electrical energy into mechanical energy? ### How does the process of electric current flowing through a motor create motion? ### What are the different types of electric motors and how do they work? ### How does the principles of electricity and magnetism apply to electric motors?
### How does the interaction between electric current and magnets generate rotational motion? ### What is the principle behind the operation of a DC motor? ### What are the basic components of an AC motor and how do they work? ### How does the concept of electromagnetic induction contribute to the operation of a motor?
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them.", "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin." ]
[ "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin.", "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
9d777j
How does electric current "spins" the motor in an electric engine?
### What is an electric motor and how does it convert electrical energy into mechanical energy? ### How does the process of electric current flowing through a motor create motion? ### What are the different types of electric motors and how do they work? ### How does the principles of electricity and magnetism apply to electric motors?
### What is the basic principle of electric engines? ### How is electric current used to create a magnetic field? ### How does the magnetic field generated by the current interact with the motor's armature? ### What is the relationship between the magnetic field, armature, and the rotation of the motor?
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them.", "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin." ]
[ "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin.", "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
9d777j
How does electric current "spins" the motor in an electric engine?
### What is the relationship between electric current and magnetism? ### What is the concept of Electromagnetism and how does it relate to electricity? ### What is the function of magnets in an electric motor? ### How does the flow of electric current create a magnetic field in an electric motor?
### How does the interaction between electric current and magnets generate rotational motion? ### What is the principle behind the operation of a DC motor? ### What are the basic components of an AC motor and how do they work? ### How does the concept of electromagnetic induction contribute to the operation of a motor?
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them.", "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin." ]
[ "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin.", "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
9d777j
How does electric current "spins" the motor in an electric engine?
### What is the relationship between electric current and magnetism? ### What is the concept of Electromagnetism and how does it relate to electricity? ### What is the function of magnets in an electric motor? ### How does the flow of electric current create a magnetic field in an electric motor?
### What is the basic principle of electric engines? ### How is electric current used to create a magnetic field? ### How does the magnetic field generated by the current interact with the motor's armature? ### What is the relationship between the magnetic field, armature, and the rotation of the motor?
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them.", "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin." ]
[ "The magnetic field generated in the rotor is not aligned with the magnetic field going from one stator magnet to the other.", "The force produced by the misalignment of the magnetic fields causes the rotor to spin.", "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
[ "Current (charges) moving through a conductor induces a magnetic field around them." ]
1qm5hb
How did Haiti get to be how it is today?
### What was the history of Haiti's independence? ### How did Haiti become the first independent black republic in the world? ### What was the impact of the Haitian Revolution on the world? ### How did Haiti's political and economic struggles shape the country? ### How did Haiti's natural disasters affect its development?
### When did Haiti gain its independence? ### What was Haiti's colonial history? ### What was the role of the Haitian Revolution in shaping the country? ### How did slavery impact the country of Haiti? ### What role did the United States play in shaping modern Haiti?
[ "Haiti is the only country in history to win its independence via a successful slave revolt.", "President Jefferson backed the French government and threatened an invasion of Haiti to re-install the slaveowner government.", "Haiti has faced a history of foreign intervention and exploitation, leading to its current state." ]
[ "Haiti is the only country in history to win its independence via a successful slave revolt.", "Haiti has faced a history of foreign intervention and exploitation, leading to its current state." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### When was the federal minimum wage introduced in the United States? ### How is the tipped minimum wage calculated in the United States? ### What is the history of tipped minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the tipped minimum wage affect workers in the United States? ### What is the current debate on the tipped minimum wage in the United States?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of 1938 address tipped employees and their compensation? ### What is the history and evolution of tipping in the United States? ### What are the current laws and regulations regarding tipped employees compensation? ### How do restaurant owners and employers navigate and comply with tipped employee compensation laws and regulations?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### When was the federal minimum wage introduced in the United States? ### How is the tipped minimum wage calculated in the United States? ### What is the history of tipped minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the tipped minimum wage affect workers in the United States? ### What is the current debate on the tipped minimum wage in the United States?
### How did the practice of tipping in the United States begin? ### What is the history of minimum wage laws in the United States? ### Why is tipping not considered income for tax purposes? ### What is the Fair Labor Standards Act? ### How do tipped employees typically earn less than the minimum wage?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### When was the federal minimum wage introduced in the United States? ### How is the tipped minimum wage calculated in the United States? ### What is the history of tipped minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the tipped minimum wage affect workers in the United States? ### What is the current debate on the tipped minimum wage in the United States?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) address tipping in the workplace? ### Are there any exceptions to the FLSA's tipping regulations? ### How do state laws address tipping in the workplace? ### What are some arguments for and against tipping being included in minimum wage laws? ### What are the economic implications of including tips as part of minimum wage requirements?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### The history and reasoning behind tip-based wages ### The legality of paying below minimum wage in tip-based jobs ### The consequences of tip-based wages for workers ### Government regulations and protections for workers in tip-based jobs ### Alternatives to tip-based wages and their implications.
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of 1938 address tipped employees and their compensation? ### What is the history and evolution of tipping in the United States? ### What are the current laws and regulations regarding tipped employees compensation? ### How do restaurant owners and employers navigate and comply with tipped employee compensation laws and regulations?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) define tips and tip-based compensation? ### What is the minimum wage for tipped employees in the United States? ### What are the laws and regulations regarding tip pooling and tip sharing? ### How do employers calculate and distribute tips to tipped employees? ### Are there any exceptions or exemptions to the minimum wage laws for tipped employees?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of 1938 address tipped employees and their compensation? ### What is the history and evolution of tipping in the United States? ### What are the current laws and regulations regarding tipped employees compensation? ### How do restaurant owners and employers navigate and comply with tipped employee compensation laws and regulations?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act define tips and their relation to minimum wage? ### How did the tipped minimum wage come into existence? ### What is the current federal tipped minimum wage in the United States? ### How does state law interact with federal law to determine minimum wage for tipped workers? ### What are some arguments in favor of tipped minimum wage?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of 1938 address tipped employees and their compensation? ### What is the history and evolution of tipping in the United States? ### What are the current laws and regulations regarding tipped employees compensation? ### How do restaurant owners and employers navigate and comply with tipped employee compensation laws and regulations?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### The history and reasoning behind tip-based wages ### The legality of paying below minimum wage in tip-based jobs ### The consequences of tip-based wages for workers ### Government regulations and protections for workers in tip-based jobs ### Alternatives to tip-based wages and their implications.
### How did the practice of tipping in the United States begin? ### What is the history of minimum wage laws in the United States? ### Why is tipping not considered income for tax purposes? ### What is the Fair Labor Standards Act? ### How do tipped employees typically earn less than the minimum wage?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) define tips and tip-based compensation? ### What is the minimum wage for tipped employees in the United States? ### What are the laws and regulations regarding tip pooling and tip sharing? ### How do employers calculate and distribute tips to tipped employees? ### Are there any exceptions or exemptions to the minimum wage laws for tipped employees?
### How did the practice of tipping in the United States begin? ### What is the history of minimum wage laws in the United States? ### Why is tipping not considered income for tax purposes? ### What is the Fair Labor Standards Act? ### How do tipped employees typically earn less than the minimum wage?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act define tips and their relation to minimum wage? ### How did the tipped minimum wage come into existence? ### What is the current federal tipped minimum wage in the United States? ### How does state law interact with federal law to determine minimum wage for tipped workers? ### What are some arguments in favor of tipped minimum wage?
### How did the practice of tipping in the United States begin? ### What is the history of minimum wage laws in the United States? ### Why is tipping not considered income for tax purposes? ### What is the Fair Labor Standards Act? ### How do tipped employees typically earn less than the minimum wage?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### The history and reasoning behind tip-based wages ### The legality of paying below minimum wage in tip-based jobs ### The consequences of tip-based wages for workers ### Government regulations and protections for workers in tip-based jobs ### Alternatives to tip-based wages and their implications.
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) address tipping in the workplace? ### Are there any exceptions to the FLSA's tipping regulations? ### How do state laws address tipping in the workplace? ### What are some arguments for and against tipping being included in minimum wage laws? ### What are the economic implications of including tips as part of minimum wage requirements?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) define tips and tip-based compensation? ### What is the minimum wage for tipped employees in the United States? ### What are the laws and regulations regarding tip pooling and tip sharing? ### How do employers calculate and distribute tips to tipped employees? ### Are there any exceptions or exemptions to the minimum wage laws for tipped employees?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) address tipping in the workplace? ### Are there any exceptions to the FLSA's tipping regulations? ### How do state laws address tipping in the workplace? ### What are some arguments for and against tipping being included in minimum wage laws? ### What are the economic implications of including tips as part of minimum wage requirements?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
[]
2ao8d4
How is it legal for restaurants and other tip based jobs to pay below minimum wage?
### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act define tips and their relation to minimum wage? ### How did the tipped minimum wage come into existence? ### What is the current federal tipped minimum wage in the United States? ### How does state law interact with federal law to determine minimum wage for tipped workers? ### What are some arguments in favor of tipped minimum wage?
### What is the federal minimum wage in the United States? ### How does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) address tipping in the workplace? ### Are there any exceptions to the FLSA's tipping regulations? ### How do state laws address tipping in the workplace? ### What are some arguments for and against tipping being included in minimum wage laws? ### What are the economic implications of including tips as part of minimum wage requirements?
[ "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage.", "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Shady employers may break the law and not make up the difference if employees don't earn enough in tips." ]
[ "If employees don't earn at least minimum wage from tips, the employer has to make up the difference.", "Restaurants are required by law to pay their employees minimum wage." ]
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8eogjg
How does lactate acid cause pain in muscles ?
### What are the mechanisms through which lactate acid causes pain in muscles? ### How does lactate accumulation in muscles lead to muscle fatigue and pain? ### How does lactate acid production change during intense physical activity? ### What role does the nervous system play in the perception of lactate-induced muscle pain?
### What is lactate acid? ### What happens during anaerobic exercise that leads to lactate acid buildup? ### How does lactate acid affect muscle function? ### What is the role of the muscles in the production of lactate acid? ### How does lactate acid cause pain in muscles?
[ "Lactic acid is produced as a result of the breakdown of pyruvate in muscle cells during exercise.", "Lactic acid is acidic and can interfere with certain biochemical processes in muscle cells, leading to muscle fatigue and pain.", "The presence of lactic acid in muscles can stimulate an immune response, leading to inflammation and soreness after exercise." ]
[ "Lactic acid is acidic and can interfere with certain biochemical processes in muscle cells, leading to muscle fatigue and pain.", "Lactic acid is produced as a result of the breakdown of pyruvate in muscle cells during exercise." ]
[]
8eogjg
How does lactate acid cause pain in muscles ?
### What are the mechanisms through which lactate acid causes pain in muscles? ### How does lactate accumulation in muscles lead to muscle fatigue and pain? ### How does lactate acid production change during intense physical activity? ### What role does the nervous system play in the perception of lactate-induced muscle pain?
### What is lactate acid? ### How does lactate acid cause muscle fatigue? ### What are the effects of lactate acid buildup on the muscles? ### What are the different ways to reduce lactate acid buildup in muscles? ### What are some exercises that help reduce lactate acid buildup?
[ "Lactic acid is produced as a result of the breakdown of pyruvate in muscle cells during exercise.", "Lactic acid is acidic and can interfere with certain biochemical processes in muscle cells, leading to muscle fatigue and pain.", "The presence of lactic acid in muscles can stimulate an immune response, leading to inflammation and soreness after exercise." ]
[ "Lactic acid is acidic and can interfere with certain biochemical processes in muscle cells, leading to muscle fatigue and pain.", "Lactic acid is produced as a result of the breakdown of pyruvate in muscle cells during exercise." ]
[]
8eogjg
How does lactate acid cause pain in muscles ?
### What are the mechanisms through which lactate acid causes pain in muscles? ### How does lactate accumulation in muscles lead to muscle fatigue and pain? ### How does lactate acid production change during intense physical activity? ### What role does the nervous system play in the perception of lactate-induced muscle pain?
### What is lactate acid? ### What role does lactate acid play in muscle function? ### How does the buildup of lactate acid in muscles cause pain? ### How does the body process lactate acid during exercise? ### What are some common causes of muscle pain that are not related to lactate acid buildup?
[ "Lactic acid is produced as a result of the breakdown of pyruvate in muscle cells during exercise.", "Lactic acid is acidic and can interfere with certain biochemical processes in muscle cells, leading to muscle fatigue and pain.", "The presence of lactic acid in muscles can stimulate an immune response, leading to inflammation and soreness after exercise." ]
[ "Lactic acid is acidic and can interfere with certain biochemical processes in muscle cells, leading to muscle fatigue and pain.", "Lactic acid is produced as a result of the breakdown of pyruvate in muscle cells during exercise." ]
[]
li1nu
What's the dark spot you see when you poke your eye in certain ways? It's almost like a movie cue mark.
### What happens when you poke your eye? ### What causes the dark spot you see when you poke your eye? ### What is the name of the dark spot that appears when you poke your eye? ### What does the appearance of the dark spot mean when you poke your eye? ### What is the medical term for the dark spot that appears when you poke your eye?
### Is the dark spot caused by a reflection of the camera lights? ### What is the dark spot in your eye called? ### Is the dark spot a natural occurrence in the human eye? ### Is the dark spot a sign of a serious eye problem? ### Can the dark spot be treated or removed?
[ "Messing with eye pressure can cause a dark spot to appear.", "Poking your eye in certain ways can cause a dark spot to appear.", "It is not recommended to mess with eye pressure." ]
[ "Messing with eye pressure can cause a dark spot to appear.", "Poking your eye in certain ways can cause a dark spot to appear." ]
[]
li1nu
What's the dark spot you see when you poke your eye in certain ways? It's almost like a movie cue mark.
### What is the medical term for the dark spot you see when you poke your eye? ### What does the dark spot represent when you poke your eye? ### How long does the dark spot last when you poke your eye? ### What is the biological explanation of the dark spot you see when you poke your eye? ### How can you prevent the dark spot from appearing when you poke your eye?
### Is the dark spot caused by a reflection of the camera lights? ### What is the dark spot in your eye called? ### Is the dark spot a natural occurrence in the human eye? ### Is the dark spot a sign of a serious eye problem? ### Can the dark spot be treated or removed?
[ "Messing with eye pressure can cause a dark spot to appear.", "Poking your eye in certain ways can cause a dark spot to appear.", "It is not recommended to mess with eye pressure." ]
[ "Messing with eye pressure can cause a dark spot to appear.", "Poking your eye in certain ways can cause a dark spot to appear." ]
[]
li1nu
What's the dark spot you see when you poke your eye in certain ways? It's almost like a movie cue mark.
### What does it mean when you see a dark spot in your eye after poking it? ### What causes the dark spot to appear in your eye? ### Are there any medical conditions associated with the dark spot in the eye? ### How can one prevent from poking their eye?
### Is the dark spot caused by a reflection of the camera lights? ### What is the dark spot in your eye called? ### Is the dark spot a natural occurrence in the human eye? ### Is the dark spot a sign of a serious eye problem? ### Can the dark spot be treated or removed?
[ "Messing with eye pressure can cause a dark spot to appear.", "Poking your eye in certain ways can cause a dark spot to appear.", "It is not recommended to mess with eye pressure." ]
[ "Messing with eye pressure can cause a dark spot to appear.", "Poking your eye in certain ways can cause a dark spot to appear." ]
[]
7u2s3q
How are humpbacks, or the bludge just before the neck at the top of the spine, formed in humans, and how can they be avoided?
### What is the purpose of the hump on the back and how is it formed? ### What is a hump on the back called, and how do they occur in humans? ### What causes the hump on the back, and how can they be prevented or avoided? ### What is the significance of the hump on the back, and why does it appear in certain individuals?
### How do humpbacks form in humans? ### What are the primary factors that contribute to the formation of humpbacks in humans? ### What are the risks associated with humpbacks in humans? ### How can humpbacks be prevented or avoided in humans?
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis.", "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems." ]
[ "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems.", "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
7u2s3q
How are humpbacks, or the bludge just before the neck at the top of the spine, formed in humans, and how can they be avoided?
### What is the purpose of the hump on the back and how is it formed? ### What is a hump on the back called, and how do they occur in humans? ### What causes the hump on the back, and how can they be prevented or avoided? ### What is the significance of the hump on the back, and why does it appear in certain individuals?
### How are humpbacks formed in humans? ### Causes of humpback formation in humans? ### How to avoid humpbacks in humans? ### Factors contributing to the development of humpbacks in humans? ### Diet and exercise to prevent humpbacks?
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis.", "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems." ]
[ "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems.", "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
7u2s3q
How are humpbacks, or the bludge just before the neck at the top of the spine, formed in humans, and how can they be avoided?
### What is the purpose of the hump on the back and how is it formed? ### What is a hump on the back called, and how do they occur in humans? ### What causes the hump on the back, and how can they be prevented or avoided? ### What is the significance of the hump on the back, and why does it appear in certain individuals?
### How do humpbacks form in humans, and what are the causes? ### What are the risk factors that contribute to the development of humpbacks? ### What are the genetic factors that contribute to the formation of humpbacks? ### What are some exercises and physical therapy that can help prevent or reduce the appearance of humpbacks? ### How can posture and body mechanics be corrected to prevent humpbacks?
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis.", "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems." ]
[ "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems.", "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
7u2s3q
How are humpbacks, or the bludge just before the neck at the top of the spine, formed in humans, and how can they be avoided?
### What is the purpose of the hump on the back and how is it formed? ### What is a hump on the back called, and how do they occur in humans? ### What causes the hump on the back, and how can they be prevented or avoided? ### What is the significance of the hump on the back, and why does it appear in certain individuals?
### What is the anatomical structure of the hump in the human back? ### What are the common causes of hump formation in humans? ### What lifestyle changes can prevent or reduce the formation of hump in humans? ### What exercises can help reduce the hump formation in humans?
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis.", "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems." ]
[ "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems.", "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
7u2s3q
How are humpbacks, or the bludge just before the neck at the top of the spine, formed in humans, and how can they be avoided?
### What is the purpose of the hump on the back and how is it formed? ### What is a hump on the back called, and how do they occur in humans? ### What causes the hump on the back, and how can they be prevented or avoided? ### What is the significance of the hump on the back, and why does it appear in certain individuals?
### What are the causes of humpback development in humans? ### What is the physiological process of forming a humpback? ### How can humpbacks be prevented in adolescents? ### What lifestyle changes can be made to avoid humpbacks? ### What are the benefits of avoiding a humpback in the long run?
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis.", "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems." ]
[ "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems.", "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
7u2s3q
How are humpbacks, or the bludge just before the neck at the top of the spine, formed in humans, and how can they be avoided?
### What is the purpose of the hump on the back and how is it formed? ### What is a hump on the back called, and how do they occur in humans? ### What causes the hump on the back, and how can they be prevented or avoided? ### What is the significance of the hump on the back, and why does it appear in certain individuals?
### What is the function of the hump on a humpback? ### What causes humpback development in humans? ### What lifestyle changes can be made to avoid humpback development? ### What are some exercises to prevent humpback development? ### What is the relationship between humpback development and bad posture?
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis.", "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems." ]
[ "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems.", "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
7u2s3q
How are humpbacks, or the bludge just before the neck at the top of the spine, formed in humans, and how can they be avoided?
### What is the purpose of the hump on the back and how is it formed? ### What is a hump on the back called, and how do they occur in humans? ### What causes the hump on the back, and how can they be prevented or avoided? ### What is the significance of the hump on the back, and why does it appear in certain individuals?
### What are the causes of the hump on the back? ### What are the effects of having a hump? ### How to reduce hump on back? ### Exercises to avoid hump on back
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis.", "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems." ]
[ "Weak bones and postural/muscular problems can contribute to the development of a hunchback.", "Good posture, regular stretching, and strength training can help prevent or treat a hunchback caused by weak bones and muscular problems.", "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
[ "The hunchback bulge is caused by a curvy upper spine called kyphosis." ]
2n48p7
What is EVE online? How are in game things worth real money?
### What is the concept behind EVE Online? ### How does EVE Online make in-game things valuable? ### How do players sell in-game items for real money? ### What are the most valuable items in EVE Online? ### What is the EVE Online economy like?
### What is the history of EVE online? ### How does EVE online's economy work? ### How can in-game items and characters be sold for real money in EVE online? ### What is the impact of the virtual economy on the real-world economy?
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "The value of in-game items in EVE online can be translated into real money, with a translation rate of approximately 14$ for 1 billion ISK." ]
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market." ]
[]
2n48p7
What is EVE online? How are in game things worth real money?
### What is the concept behind EVE Online? ### How does EVE Online make in-game things valuable? ### How do players sell in-game items for real money? ### What are the most valuable items in EVE Online? ### What is the EVE Online economy like?
### What is the lore and background of the EVE Online game universe? ### What is the EVE Online in game economy like and how do players use real money in it? ### What are the most valuable in game items and how are they acquired? ### What are the major in game corporations and alliances?
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "The value of in-game items in EVE online can be translated into real money, with a translation rate of approximately 14$ for 1 billion ISK." ]
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market." ]
[]
2n48p7
What is EVE online? How are in game things worth real money?
### What is the history of EVE Online? ### How is the game economy structured in EVE Online? ### What are the different in-game activities that generate real money? ### How do players buy and sell in-game items and currencies? ### Can you explain the concept of player-driven marketplaces in EVE Online?
### What is the history of EVE online? ### How does EVE online's economy work? ### How can in-game items and characters be sold for real money in EVE online? ### What is the impact of the virtual economy on the real-world economy?
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "The value of in-game items in EVE online can be translated into real money, with a translation rate of approximately 14$ for 1 billion ISK." ]
[ "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production." ]
[]
2n48p7
What is EVE online? How are in game things worth real money?
### What is the history of EVE Online? ### How is the game economy structured in EVE Online? ### What are the different in-game activities that generate real money? ### How do players buy and sell in-game items and currencies? ### Can you explain the concept of player-driven marketplaces in EVE Online?
### What is the lore and background of the EVE Online game universe? ### What is the EVE Online in game economy like and how do players use real money in it? ### What are the most valuable in game items and how are they acquired? ### What are the major in game corporations and alliances?
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "The value of in-game items in EVE online can be translated into real money, with a translation rate of approximately 14$ for 1 billion ISK." ]
[ "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production." ]
[]
2n48p7
What is EVE online? How are in game things worth real money?
### What is EVE Online? ### What in-game items are worth real money in EVE Online? ### How do players trade in-game items for real money in EVE Online? ### Are there any regulations on trading in-game items for real money in EVE Online? ### How do players acquire in-game items that are worth real money in EVE Online?
### What is the history of EVE online? ### How does EVE online's economy work? ### How can in-game items and characters be sold for real money in EVE online? ### What is the impact of the virtual economy on the real-world economy?
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "The value of in-game items in EVE online can be translated into real money, with a translation rate of approximately 14$ for 1 billion ISK." ]
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market." ]
[]
2n48p7
What is EVE online? How are in game things worth real money?
### What is EVE Online? ### What in-game items are worth real money in EVE Online? ### How do players trade in-game items for real money in EVE Online? ### Are there any regulations on trading in-game items for real money in EVE Online? ### How do players acquire in-game items that are worth real money in EVE Online?
### What is the lore and background of the EVE Online game universe? ### What is the EVE Online in game economy like and how do players use real money in it? ### What are the most valuable in game items and how are they acquired? ### What are the major in game corporations and alliances?
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "The value of in-game items in EVE online can be translated into real money, with a translation rate of approximately 14$ for 1 billion ISK." ]
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market." ]
[]
2n48p7
What is EVE online? How are in game things worth real money?
### What is the gameplay of EVE Online? ### How does the in-game economy of EVE Online work? ### How can players make real money from in-game activities in EVE Online?
### What is the history of EVE online? ### How does EVE online's economy work? ### How can in-game items and characters be sold for real money in EVE online? ### What is the impact of the virtual economy on the real-world economy?
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "The value of in-game items in EVE online can be translated into real money, with a translation rate of approximately 14$ for 1 billion ISK." ]
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market." ]
[]
2n48p7
What is EVE online? How are in game things worth real money?
### What is the gameplay of EVE Online? ### How does the in-game economy of EVE Online work? ### How can players make real money from in-game activities in EVE Online?
### What is the lore and background of the EVE Online game universe? ### What is the EVE Online in game economy like and how do players use real money in it? ### What are the most valuable in game items and how are they acquired? ### What are the major in game corporations and alliances?
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market.", "The value of in-game items in EVE online can be translated into real money, with a translation rate of approximately 14$ for 1 billion ISK." ]
[ "EVE online is a sandbox MMO where players can fly around in a space ship and engage in various activities such as combat, trading, and industrial production.", "In-game items in EVE online, such as game time credits (PLEX) and in-game money (ISK), can be traded on the in-game market." ]
[]
5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### When you download an update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size? ### How can I check if an application update will make the app bigger in size before installing it? ### Factors that contribute to an app update increasing the app's overall size ### Different ways to manage app updates to minimize size increase.
### Why do application updates increase in size? ### What is the average size of an application update? ### What happens if the update for an application is larger than the installed version?
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The update can add new parts to the existing application or replace obsolete parts.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[]
5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size? ### How do updates affect the size of an application? ### Factors that influence the size of an application after an update. ### Does the size of an application increase after updating?
### Why do application updates increase in size? ### What is the average size of an application update? ### What happens if the update for an application is larger than the installed version?
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The update can add new parts to the existing application or replace obsolete parts.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[]
5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### What is the process of updating an application on a mobile device? ### Does updating an application make it larger in size? ### How can you manage the storage space on your mobile device? ### Are there any ways to update an application without increasing its size?
### Why do application updates increase in size? ### What is the average size of an application update? ### What happens if the update for an application is larger than the installed version?
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The update can add new parts to the existing application or replace obsolete parts.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[]
5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### How do application updates affect the size of the application? ### What happens when an update is installed? ### How much space do updates typically take up?
### Why do application updates increase in size? ### What is the average size of an application update? ### What happens if the update for an application is larger than the installed version?
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The update can add new parts to the existing application or replace obsolete parts.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[]
5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### Does updating an application increase its size? ### What happens to the size of an application when an update is installed? ### How does updating an application affect its overall size?
### Why do application updates increase in size? ### What is the average size of an application update? ### What happens if the update for an application is larger than the installed version?
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The update can add new parts to the existing application or replace obsolete parts.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
[]
5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### What happens to the overall size of an application when a new update is downloaded? ### How can an update to an application increase its size? ### What factors influence the size of an application update? ### How to check if an application update has increased its size?
### Why do application updates increase in size? ### What is the average size of an application update? ### What happens if the update for an application is larger than the installed version?
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5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### When you download an update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size? ### How can I check if an application update will make the app bigger in size before installing it? ### Factors that contribute to an app update increasing the app's overall size ### Different ways to manage app updates to minimize size increase.
### When does an application's overall size increase after an update? ### What is the reason for an application's size increase after an update? ### What factors affect the size of an application's update? ### How can you verify whether an update will make the application bigger in size?
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5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size? ### How do updates affect the size of an application? ### Factors that influence the size of an application after an update. ### Does the size of an application increase after updating?
### When does an application's overall size increase after an update? ### What is the reason for an application's size increase after an update? ### What factors affect the size of an application's update? ### How can you verify whether an update will make the application bigger in size?
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5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### What is the process of updating an application on a mobile device? ### Does updating an application make it larger in size? ### How can you manage the storage space on your mobile device? ### Are there any ways to update an application without increasing its size?
### When does an application's overall size increase after an update? ### What is the reason for an application's size increase after an update? ### What factors affect the size of an application's update? ### How can you verify whether an update will make the application bigger in size?
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5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### How do application updates affect the size of the application? ### What happens when an update is installed? ### How much space do updates typically take up?
### When does an application's overall size increase after an update? ### What is the reason for an application's size increase after an update? ### What factors affect the size of an application's update? ### How can you verify whether an update will make the application bigger in size?
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[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
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5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### Does updating an application increase its size? ### What happens to the size of an application when an update is installed? ### How does updating an application affect its overall size?
### When does an application's overall size increase after an update? ### What is the reason for an application's size increase after an update? ### What factors affect the size of an application's update? ### How can you verify whether an update will make the application bigger in size?
[ "Downloading an update for an application does not necessarily make the overall application bigger in size.", "The update can add new parts to the existing application or replace obsolete parts.", "The size of the application after the update can be bigger, smaller, or the same depending on the nature of the update." ]
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[]
5b0vmd
When you download a update for any application, does it make the overall application bigger in size?
### What happens to the overall size of an application when a new update is downloaded? ### How can an update to an application increase its size? ### What factors influence the size of an application update? ### How to check if an application update has increased its size?
### When does an application's overall size increase after an update? ### What is the reason for an application's size increase after an update? ### What factors affect the size of an application's update? ### How can you verify whether an update will make the application bigger in size?
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7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the definition of touch in the context of atoms? ### How are atoms arranged in the periodic table? ### Can two atoms come in contact with each other? ### What is the distance between atoms in a solid? ### What is the force that holds atoms together in a compound?
### What is the size of an atom? ### How are atoms structured? ### What is the nature of interatomic forces? ### What is the Van der Waals force?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
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7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the nature of atomic bonding? ### What is the distance between atoms? ### How do atoms interact with each other? ### How are atoms arranged in a molecule? ### What is the difference between touching and bonding in the context of atoms?
### What is the size of an atom? ### How are atoms structured? ### What is the nature of interatomic forces? ### What is the Van der Waals force?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
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7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the definition of touch in the context of atoms? ### How are atoms arranged in the periodic table? ### Can two atoms come in contact with each other? ### What is the distance between atoms in a solid? ### What is the force that holds atoms together in a compound?
### What is the basic definition of an atom? ### How are atoms structured? ### What is the distance between atoms? ### What is the size of an atom? ### Are atoms indivisible?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
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7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the definition of touch in the context of atoms? ### How are atoms arranged in the periodic table? ### Can two atoms come in contact with each other? ### What is the distance between atoms in a solid? ### What is the force that holds atoms together in a compound?
### What is the size of an atom? ### How is the structure of an atom determined? ### Is it possible for atoms to collide with each other? ### What is the difference between touch and collision? ### Can atoms be seen with the naked eye?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
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7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the definition of touch in the context of atoms? ### How are atoms arranged in the periodic table? ### Can two atoms come in contact with each other? ### What is the distance between atoms in a solid? ### What is the force that holds atoms together in a compound?
### What is the size of an atom? ### What is the nature of atomic bonds? ### How do atoms interact with each other? ### What is the closest distance between two atoms?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[]
7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the definition of touch in the context of atoms? ### How are atoms arranged in the periodic table? ### Can two atoms come in contact with each other? ### What is the distance between atoms in a solid? ### What is the force that holds atoms together in a compound?
### What is the definition of atoms in chemistry? ### How are atoms arranged in a molecule? ### Can molecules touch or are they held together by something? ### What is the closest distance between atoms in a molecule? ### Are there any experiments that prove atoms cannot touch?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
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7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the nature of atomic bonding? ### What is the distance between atoms? ### How do atoms interact with each other? ### How are atoms arranged in a molecule? ### What is the difference between touching and bonding in the context of atoms?
### What is the basic definition of an atom? ### How are atoms structured? ### What is the distance between atoms? ### What is the size of an atom? ### Are atoms indivisible?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[]
7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the nature of atomic bonding? ### What is the distance between atoms? ### How do atoms interact with each other? ### How are atoms arranged in a molecule? ### What is the difference between touching and bonding in the context of atoms?
### What is the size of an atom? ### How is the structure of an atom determined? ### Is it possible for atoms to collide with each other? ### What is the difference between touch and collision? ### Can atoms be seen with the naked eye?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[]
7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the nature of atomic bonding? ### What is the distance between atoms? ### How do atoms interact with each other? ### How are atoms arranged in a molecule? ### What is the difference between touching and bonding in the context of atoms?
### What is the size of an atom? ### What is the nature of atomic bonds? ### How do atoms interact with each other? ### What is the closest distance between two atoms?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[]
7d0ncv
Can atoms touch?
### What is the nature of atomic bonding? ### What is the distance between atoms? ### How do atoms interact with each other? ### How are atoms arranged in a molecule? ### What is the difference between touching and bonding in the context of atoms?
### What is the definition of atoms in chemistry? ### How are atoms arranged in a molecule? ### Can molecules touch or are they held together by something? ### What is the closest distance between atoms in a molecule? ### Are there any experiments that prove atoms cannot touch?
[ "Atoms can repel each other due to similar charges.", "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
[ "Atoms can bond together through their electrons.", "Atoms can be thought of as \"touching\" when they share certain electrons." ]
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