TheSmartDude

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Hello indianteeengaers members in c/indianteenagers
[–] TheSmartDude 4 points 11 months ago

This is a relatively new community. You must be pro-active in leading discussions. Think of this as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity; fostering a community to life.

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So where are you guys from? (self.indianteenagers)
submitted 11 months ago by TheSmartDude to c/indianteenagers
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I'm from West Bengal, but am an NRI living in Dubai.(No judgement) Also let's keep this community in English for a link language for all teenagers across India.

I'm optimistic about Lemmy and the Fediverse in c/[email protected]
[–] TheSmartDude 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

You're supposed to be negative, unless my username does not check out.

This server has an unique concept. I want to see how creative everyone is. in c/[email protected]
[–] TheSmartDude 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

You're supposed to be negative.

you are all beautiful and wonderful and worthy of love in c/[email protected]
[–] TheSmartDude 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Your grammar is pretty terrible.

What quote from a movie is instabtly recognisable? in c/asklemmy
[–] TheSmartDude 0 points 1 year ago

"A loud fart is honourable. A medium fart is tolerable. The softer windbreaks are terrible. And the wilent ones, unbearable."

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What quote from a movie is instabtly recognisable? (self.asklemmy)
submitted 1 year ago by TheSmartDude to c/asklemmy
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If water decomposes at 1,000C, then how does it boil at 100C? in c/askchemistry
[–] TheSmartDude 3 points 1 year ago

Yes, at 1,000C.

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If water decomposes at 1,000C, then how does it boil at 100C? (self.askchemistry)
You probably can recite 2 birthday songs from memory, but only 2. in c/showerthoughts
[–] TheSmartDude 1 points 1 year ago

I kniw 4 A)English B)Hindi 3)French 4)Arabic

Why is the periodic table split into 3 parts; everything else, lactinides, and actinides? in c/askchemistry
[–] TheSmartDude 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

But why are lactanides and actinides separated?

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When one learn a new language, the 1st thing one should learn is to say is "Help, I'm dying!", instead of a greeting. (self.unpopularopinion)
 

You never know when you might need to say "Help, I'm dying" in a foreign country, and the sooner you learn how to say it in the local language, the better your chances of survival are.

However, your chances of survival don't depend on whether you know the local greeting or not, since it's mostly used in a casual conversation, not a life-threatening situation. Therefore, one should 1st learn how to say the phrase "Help, I'm dying", and then learn the greeting.

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What do you giys think is better; ICSE or CBSE? (self.education)
submitted 1 year ago by TheSmartDude to c/education
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Why is the periodic table split into 3 parts; everything else, lactinides, and actinides? (self.askchemistry)
 

Why can't it just be 1 table, with the lactinides and actinides following the same rules as the others?(Group number=Number of valence electrons and Period humber=Number of shells)

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If a rational number is a number that can be represented in a fraction that comprises of 2 rational numbers, then shouldn't numbers like 1/0, 2/0, etc, be rational numbers as well? (self.ask_math)
submitted 1 year ago by TheSmartDude to c/ask_math
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‘Flying Aliens’ Harassing Village in Peru Are Actually Illegal Miners With Jetpacks, Cops Say in c/world
[–] TheSmartDude 2 points 1 year ago

I've never even seen one in practical use in Dubai. The most I've seen are prototypes of lab designs.

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How is pressure a scalar quantity? (self.askphysics)
submitted 1 year ago by TheSmartDude to c/askphysics
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Pressire acts on all directions, which means that pressure has a direction to act upon, allbeit plural. A scalar quantity is a force that has no direction to act upon. How is pressure a scalar quantity? Shouldn't it be a vector quantity?

Why doesn't electricity get affected by gravity? in c/askphysics
[–] TheSmartDude 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Electricity isn't comprised of atoms or ions, but only electrons. How can there be a nucleus if there are no neutrons and protons to make it?

Why doesn't electricity get affected by gravity? in c/askphysics
[–] TheSmartDude 1 points 1 year ago (2 children)

When a electromagnet on a crane is powered, all of the electricity flows up. However, it shoukd have been affected by gravity, and not go up at all.

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Why doesn't electricity get affected by gravity? (self.askphysics)
submitted 1 year ago by TheSmartDude to c/askphysics
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Electricity is in the form of electrons, which have mass. Everything that has mass is influenced by gravity. Therefore, why doesn't electricity fall down to the ground due to being influenced by gravity?

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Why does gravity exist? (self.askphysics)
submitted 1 year ago by TheSmartDude to c/askphysics
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The reason planets orbit stars is due to gravity. The reason stars glow is due to heat. What's the reason for gravity existing?

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Why isn't there a separate kingdom for viruses. (self.askbiologists)
 

There are 5 kingdoms; Kingdom Animalia, Kingdom Plantae, Kingdom Fungi, Kingdom Minera, and Kingdom Protistae. Why isn't there another one for viruses, since they fit in neither of these kingdoms, due to the lack of DNA?

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Why do ribs have spaces between them? (self.askbiologists)
 

Anyone who knows how a skeleton looks like knows that there are spaces between the ribs. However, why does it have gaps between them? Why isn't it a single shell?

Lemmy World outages in c/lemmyworld
[–] TheSmartDude 1 points 1 year ago

Will these occur in the near-future?

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