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Do you think it’s possible for a TV to be inside a bag of chips like in Death Note?
You know, sometimes the most outlandish ideas come from the unlikeliest places. I was recently reflecting on a question posed by
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Why is it that my question doesn’t appear in the trending category? It might be the question itself, but is there any specific reason behind it?
Recently, a friend asked me, “Why doesn’t my question appear in the trending category?” I think this is quite an intriguing topic. Many people are surprisingly
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I saw AI summarizing Watanabe Nagisa’s comments, and I thought it was really impressive. How did everyone else feel about it?
Recently, I came across AI summarizing comments made by Watanabe Nagisa. Indeed, AI technology has evolved, and the accuracy of summaries is quite high. However, it’s difficult to express an opinion without knowing
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Do mobile suits like Gundam really seem strong, but would they actually be defeated by late 20th to early 21st-century weapons, especially aircraft, in a world without Minovsky particles?
Ah, the eternal debate among mecha enthusiasts and military
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I’ve heard that in the anime Sword Art Online, the characters find themselves in a death game at the beginning, and many players end up dying throughout the game. If a player dies in the game, do they still survive in real life?
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In episode 16 of the original Gundam series, there’s a scene where an operator researches the properties of a salt lake using a database. Given that Gundam was created in 1979, a time when the internet as we know it today didn’t exist and even computer communications were not
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If there is a Anywhere Door in the world of Doraemon, do we still need transportation? Is there any need for vehicles like cars?
So, I was reading this interesting discussion about the “Anywhere Door” from Doraemon, and it got me thinking—would we still
In recent years, Aichi Prefecture has emerged as a hub for cultural and scientific exploration, with various museums and science centers opening their doors to the public. Whether you’re a history buff, a science
