We do? I haven't noticed this personally so it sound anecdotal, unless you have some source saying otherwise.

That said, if I had to guess, i'd say its a similar mental trigger to how running water gives a lot of folks the urge to pee.

An interface is something that a person would use to do the things they need

To interact with something is to engage with an activity/conversation/person.

For example, if I was to talk with someone, I'm interacting with them, because I'm doing an action that engages that person

Computers don't need GPUs. Older computers from the 80s sometimes didn't have any GPU, and the CPU was responsible for redrawing what you see on the monitor.

The problem with that is that it costs a lot of CPU time to do so, redrawing all the pixels 50 or 60 times per second.

GPUs started out as nothing more than a helper chip(set) for the CPU, so it wouldn't be doing the pixel pushing, but could do other stuff at the same time.

As what we wanted to see on the screen became more complex GPUs consequently also became more complex. First it was 2D acceleration to improve drawing windows and sprites on the screen, later 3D acceleration for obvious uses.

Or said in one line, CPUs are generalists so they can do the 'anything' computers are known for, GPUs are specialists so the CPU can continue doing generalist stuff, like instructing the GPU to 'draw a rectangle there', 'move the sprite from here to here over X frames', or 'add a sphere to the 3D scene'.

Not an expert here. I believe certain colors of other lights can also preserve night vision. Low intensity green light does it to I believe.

"He will run yesterday" is perfectly grammatically correct, it's just semantically nonsense. For that matter, "he are running" (or "he be running," etc.) may not be acceptable in standard Englishes, but might be preferred or at least unexceptional in certain dialects.

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Not a fancy way of saying GMO. Plants can do a lot of wacky genetic things totally naturally, but keep in mind pretty much any plant we eat has had thousands of years of selective breeding by humans. We've essentially trained all of our domesticated crops, naturally, to be a certain way.

Specially, plants can do some "odd" things when it comes to reproducing and creating fruits. For example, we're familiar with the concept of getting 1 set of genes from our mothers and 1 set from our fathers, they would call this "2N" genetics. In theory plants work the same way but getting 3N, 4N, 5N, etc plants is really common and doesn't hurt them as much as it would us. If you ever see a box of monstrous strawberries at the grocery they probably aren't GMO, they are just 3N or 4N strawberries (natural genetic freaks, not human engineered genetic freaks).

What I'm saying in the above is some plants, if the flowers don't get fertilized will just kill the flower and move on (like apples), other plants will keep the organ alive and produce what's called a "virgin fruit". Since no fertilization occurred the plant can't make normal seeds, but they'll probably still be there. They will just be super small or soft and you eat them without noticing them. Those are the seedless grapes and oranges and stuff per OP's prompt.

The last part is not 100% true. Under a certain amount you get credits and don't have to pay tax twice. Still rather silly all in all. And the fact it costs quite a bit to give up your citizenship haha!

Pretty much everything. Our body is just a big floppy meat suit without a brain to act as puppet master.

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Its all about concentration. Saline is meant to match the body's natural level of electrolytes. It's the same reason sport drinks like Gatorade contain electrolytes. They can replenish fluid levels without disrupting the electrolytes balance.

Yes, and please draw the rest of the characters around the house that do everything else.

No, to be actually hydrated you need to consume salts that include sodium, calcium, potassium, chloride, phosphate, and magnesium. If your diet is deficient in that and all you drink is H2O/water then you will still be dehydrated while urinating a lot.

In fact, for your kidneys to function properly they need to basically be full of sodium.

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I’ll take a stab at simplifying the reasoning

Everything up to that point (hydrogen, helium etc) the gravity / force of a regular star is strong enough to overcome the natural repelling force of the 2 atoms. For iron it isn’t.

Or you could think of burning things - Think of ash in a fire. A regular star has a “temperature” that can burn elements up to iron, when it gets to iron it starts to cool because iron is like ash (eg it’s not hot enough to burn it so temperature drops due to fuel starvation). That’s why we have other elements - certain situations can make special stars that are hot enough to burn that ash into other elements. Easy comparison from home fire / stove burning paper to wood to coal or to a furnace melting metals.

I don't think I have seen one with green and red, only white (regular) and red.

We have salt in our bodies and that's necessary as well. So when you're dehydrated you lose both water and salts.

>but that's grunt work.

Excellent ELI5 explanation, through and through to the last word.

No. Saline is exactly what your body needs in terms of water and sodium chloride (table salt), sea water is way too much salt, distilled water a bit too little.

No, it's to do with best absorption of the water which saline provides. Not about making you thirsty or otherwise.

Yeah, brown is more dominant by population.

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Money.

Authors and Publishers actively limit the licensing to libraries, schools and other structures to maximize profits.

If anyone could borrow a book from a public library in the first weeks of availability, that book won't sell many copies. In this way, someone will actually borrow it, but the majority of people will buy it.

The Social Construct. People give authority to police by respecting their authority.

It’s submission to the law and those who enforce it.

To keep it short:

DNA contains instructions to make proteins. RNA carries these instructions to the protein factories (called “ribosomes”). DNA is in the famous shape of a double-helix. Imagine only one side/one half of that - and you have the shape of RNA, which is a single strand.

And all this happens at a micro-cellular level.