The old therapist said that with my illness I would never be able to live a normal life and that I should accept that I would always have to live off the state, would never be able to live and work independently, and would never be able to have a partner. This statement from my…
There's the general intelligence quotient. But some people are better at social intelligence, mathematical intelligence, and so on… How many different ones are there?
Sometimes I see the quotation marks at the top and bottom (“XY”) and sometimes both are at the top (“XY”). When do you use which one?
Hello, does my palate look normal? I've noticed that other people also have this reddish color on the roof of their mouths. What could it be?
…you should have one in your wallet…
Hello, I'm looking for a word that contains the name Nicolas. Thank you for your answers! Lg
hello guys, I am looking for a printer that has been relatively recently launched on the market (so that I don't have to buy a new one straight away), -should work with Ecotanks -I should be able to scan, copy, and print on both sides should not have such a tiny display (must be easy…
Whenever I gave someone a light headbutt back then, it hurt me less than it did the other way around, whereas every time I had a severe headache, the other person didn't experience any of that pain. But according to Newton's third axiom, the law of interaction, the same force with which one hits something…
Should I care about the opinions of laypeople, or not? I mean, they think I'm just a hypochondriac and faking my lower abdominal pain or imagining it. But the doctor said it would definitely make sense to take a closer look and sent me to an expert. Now I'm waiting for a phone call from…
So I know that a phase shift (reactance) in an inductive load causes the current to be phase shifted and in a capacitive load the voltage to be phase shifted, which creates reactive power. But I thought about it a bit more and came to the hypothesis that with an inductive or capacitive load both…
In Naruto Shippuden episode 477, minute 17:57. What's the name of the music? I think it's "Grief and Sorrow," but it's a completely different vision. Does anyone know what this vision is called or have a link to it?
For example, I know that with alternating current the drift speed is faster the higher the voltage is. But what about electrons in direct current? Do they also move faster from A to B when the voltage is increased?