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17 Is water really $H_2O$? On a comment concerning the quantum mechanical description of water made by Hilary Putnam [closed] Mar 6 '18
13 Can someone clarify whether the recent experiment closing all remaining loopholes to Bell's Theorem really shut the door on local realism for good? Oct 22 '15
6 Is the many-worlds interpretation (MWI) of QM inconsistent with quantum field theory Nov 10 '15
4 Have David Wolpert's findings really “slammed the door” on scientific determinism? Oct 14 '15
4 Can String Theory really fail to contain a de Sitter vacua? Apr 11 '18
3 With the LHC about to restart as max energy, are there absolutely no hints or tantalizing signs of Supersymmetry in previous data? May 28 '15
1 With respect to the Casimir effect, why can't the wavelengths of the virtual particles between two plates just “pass through” the plates themselves? Sep 3 '15
1 What sort of propulsion technology would allow spaceships to lift off the surface of the Earth and ascend into space like we see in sci-fi movies? Apr 28 '15
1 What sorts of problems does asymptotically safe gravity face as a potential quantum gravity solution? Dec 22 '15
0 Would it be correct to state that all the forms of everyday matter (mountains, tables, buildings, people, etc.) are in a metastable state? May 2 '16

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