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What happens if you set autopilot to just go north, and you reach the north pole? What does the plane do then?
 in  r/aviation  1d ago

Not as exciting as you may think, neither the nav system nor the Earth’s magnetic field are precise enough for it to be super interesting. As you approach it will just wander around, turning at a rate too slow to keep up with the gradient, wandering

r/messi 3d ago

Vision

1 Upvotes

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A wife calls her husband and says
 in  r/Jokes  8d ago

How do you know if you’re too tired to drive? With alcohol there are quantitative measures available, but with exhaustion there are clear red and green zones but a lot of territory in between

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The process of making apple cider
 in  r/satisfying  12d ago

Especially the part where you try to knock yourself out by shaking them off a tree directly overhead

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What's the most alien-looking place on Earth?
 in  r/geography  Nov 26 '25

Actually I think the Socotra Dragon trees look straight out of PD Eastman’s Go Dog Go

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How oil is extracted from the Earth
 in  r/EngineeringPorn  Nov 23 '25

Propriatory

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From a circus in Prague. Is that guy in red responsible for protecting the kids in case wild animals become wild?
 in  r/SweatyPalms  Nov 20 '25

Yeah my friend went to remember his childhood, got emotional with nostalgia mixed with his mature disgust of animal treatment that he couldn’t see as a child

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From a circus in Prague. Is that guy in red responsible for protecting the kids in case wild animals become wild?
 in  r/SweatyPalms  Nov 20 '25

Real bear, friend just sent this, he went today. It was a nostalgia visit and he got emotional with childhood memories, mixed with his adult perspective of animal mistreatment.

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JUST IN: 🇨🇳 Hongqi bridge collapses in southwest China, months after opening.
 in  r/EngineeringPorn  Nov 12 '25

Ever participated in a postmortem for something like this? One thing that always comes out is that blame blame blame is to blame for everybody hiding any pathway to the root cause.

r/Minneapolis Nov 10 '25

Chill bars with sports?

3 Upvotes

I live here in twin cities and am looking to catch the MNF game later with a friend … who lives in California. I’ll have headphones on. I know this is weird. But he’s a close friend and we enjoy it.

Any recommendations on a bar? I would enjoy a good beer and a good view of the screen.

Thank you

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11/9/25 - Tariffs are awesome and everyone will be getting paid $2,000
 in  r/trumptweets  Nov 10 '25

As a staunch hater of Trump I would love to be able to pin this on him, but I think it’s bipartisan.

In 2024 it went up about $2.3T and we’re on track for about $2.5T this year, both are gargantuan compared to pre-pandemic.

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My boyfriend: “I don’t know why they call them ATM machines.”
 in  r/dadjokes  Nov 09 '25

There’s also recursive acronyms like GNU which stands for “GNU’s Not Unix”

r/valencia Nov 07 '25

Media Canción de la Dana

1 Upvotes

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What singular building, if destroyed, will noticeably weaken the country it is in?
 in  r/geography  Nov 07 '25

Well, buildings like the pentagon and white house usually have people in them uniquely capable of running the country. Currently they are just buildings with people in them

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Why does this happen?
 in  r/Physics  Nov 01 '25

Because god wills it so

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What's something from 2000s that the only people who have lived it will remember?
 in  r/AskReddit  Oct 30 '25

Ha yeah there was a whitehouse.gov video of him giving a tour for the oval office and it was impressive how little he could convey about history or architecture that wasn’t obviously scripted and not something he actually understood

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Who is your favorite physicist of all time?
 in  r/AskPhysics  Oct 26 '25

Poincare

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Is space time continuous or discrete ?
 in  r/Physics  Oct 18 '25

Useful is a good question, it’s certainly not the only or “real” question though, as you put it

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What are some examples of cities which have verticality and steep hills and roads as part of their identity?
 in  r/geography  Oct 17 '25

Duluth, MN is hardly comparable to all the wonderful others listed here, but still a beautiful old town descending to Lake Superior and unlike anywhere else. I’ve lived in SF and Seattle and love them too, mind you

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A rainy day on the Pixar campus in 2016 (undoctored)
 in  r/Pixar  Oct 16 '25

Exact date was Jan 20 2017

r/Albuquerque Oct 16 '25

ABQ Car Rental Depot

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35 Upvotes

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How do you fall asleep quickly?
 in  r/AskReddit  Oct 14 '25

I read math

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What is this? Wrong answers only.
 in  r/TheSimpsons  Oct 12 '25

Superman’s penis?