No Stupid Questions

So you know when it's quiet and your neighbor is playing loud music, but you can only hear the bass? Why is it like that?

I've never really understood how that works. Chemistry wasn't my best subject in high school, and it's been over a decade since then for me.

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I'm not into investing, so sorry if this doesn't make sense.

With all the drama and news surrounding Reddit recently, why is Reddit making such bad decisions when they are about to go public? With all of their negative decisions they've been making recently, wouldn't all the bad press make their IPO worse? Are they trying to maximaze their profits to make their company seem better to investors when they go public?

I don't know if this is a well known theory or not, but the basis is that it's impossible for someone to be unbiased, even if they say they aren't. People are subconsciously biased to a degree, so it's impossible to be truly unbiased.

I doubt this has any substance, but I thought it was an interesting thought experiment.

This magazine is not the place to ask question about kbin. Use /m/kbinmeta instead.

I just don't understand the logic. Why wouldn't you always choose the pants with pockets?

By the way, this is my first post to this website. I apologize if I made any mistakes.