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I seem to have made a mistake then. Thank you for correcting it.
I seem to have made a mistake then. Thank you for correcting it.
May I ask what is special about cobalt in B12 specifically? I’ve come to realize there are numerous inorganic substances inside my body like copper, gold etc. so cobalt by itself doesn’t really stand out anymore.
As a person who was born liking music, I indeed find it too bizarre to believe to be true.
I suppose it is for the best, but nonetheless I find it uncomfortable how our bodies have the ability to manipulate our brains’ memories and our consciousness residing in the same place cannot do anything about it
I wish we could test this out with only simple apparatus. Unfortunately the common people do not have access to satellites or nonstop bullet trains.
Blows my mind how this by its bare bones is just simple statistics and combinations but is a totally different story when described in English. I’m sure there are similar facts like this that are mathematically logical but to a layman is confusing and inconceivable.
Heard about it. I initially thought the universe should exist regardless whether someone is there to observe it or not…
…but then I also studied quantum mechanics, so I am not really in a position to say anything…
What would happen if you were to put both of yours legs in these westernmost and the easternmost parts?
I’ve seen this fact somewhere before, but I still am unable to grasp it in my mind
What’s even more fascinating is that most of the stars we see in the sky are afterimages of primitive stars that died out long ago yet they shine as bright as the stars alive today
Interesting fact: the sun becomes 1 million tons lighter every second.
I often used to look at it as a child, however the adults wouldn’t let me. I knew there was some ulterior motive behind it.
Interesting