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Answered: Quantum theroy Vs. Physics?

I suppose you mean "theory" and not "theroy" Well, I am hardly an expert on that matter, but have a look at: http://www.spaceandmotion.com/Physics-Quantum-Theory-Mechanics.htm which might provide ...

Asked: Ave Maria Composer

When looking up Google for the famous "Ave Maria" composer, one finds both Schubert and Mozart... Are there two different "Ave Maria" pieces? Who was the actual composer?
  • Posted 5 years ago

Answered: Internet Explorer Problem

Another shot in the dark... Try playing with the Interner Explorer PROXY settings (Tooks --> Internet Options --> Connections --> LAN Settings). Most Internet providers have them named proxy.name ...

Asked: And the rib, which the Lord God had taken from the ...

Do Orthodox religious Jews or faithful Christians or Muslims really believe the first human female was created from a rib of a human male?
  • Posted 6 years ago

Answered: Did Israel win or lose in the last war?

After posting my answer, I stumbled upon the following article in The Times, which may shed some more light on this subject: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,6-2311756,00.html

Answered: Where is god?

That depends who or what 'god' is (i.e., the question is not well-defined).

Answered: Noah's family

You seem to mix up an old legend with actual history. In the story, Noah's family was the only human survivors of the flood. In real life, the human race (homo-sapiens) is around for more than 100 ...

Answered: First video game

Well, the first one I saw was the primitive "tennis" game (for 1 or 2 players), where you'd move up and down your racquet to try and "catch" the bouncing ball (1 big pixel) on time. It was well ...

Answered: Did Israel win or lose in the last war?

If there was an exact mathematical definition of "winning" then this question would have an exact answer. Alas, "winning" is not well-defined, and what's more. in wars both sides can win or (more ...

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