David

For instance at a large Opera house like La Scala?

If the entropy was at its maximum because of the violence of the creation of the universe how can entropy keep increasing?

If it was at its minimum (i.e. perfectly ordered, as Boltzman considered order and disorder) does that not contradict it being such a violent and hot affair?

“When a system that is not alive is isolated or placed in a uniform environment...temperature becomes uniform by heat conduction. After that the whole system fades away into a dead, inert lump of matter...The physicist calls this the state of thermodynamically equilibrium, or maximum entropy.” from What is Life by Erwin Schrodinger

Was there an economic crisis in the region or the country?

What did Chile produce?

How developed was Chile? How big was its peasantry? How big was its working class?

Did external factors effect its economy?

What effect did the world economy have on Chile's economy?

Strikes, was there a rise in industrial militancy in the region?

Why?

Sources and links please.

-Is the Higgs Field the process of the Higgs mechanism generalised across the universe?

-Does the decaying of a boson into particles impart gravity to other particles?

-If the Higgs field transfers energy, where does it get that energy from?

- Please keep answer as non-technical as possible, if you use jargon please explain the term.

The existing water tank is metal and has, I'd guess, been there for over 30 years

What are the qualities of water that make it conducive to life?

Could another compound have the same qualities but at different pressures and temperatures, and wouldn't this make that substance conducive to life, for example methane on Titan, which is in liquid form?

Is this not biased by the experience of our planet, but we don't know if our planet is the exception.

Why do scientists believe that life needs water; could it not result from similar interactions of different elements which are in a different form because of different temperatures, pressures etc?

Is String Theory similar to the speculative philosophy of the 19th century, except that it is done with Mathematics?

How do you test that there are other dimensions?

...from those that postulate the existence of God?

1/3 of homeless people in the USA are veterans.

Multi-national corporations such as Halliburton made millions from the war.

Polls always say "Do you think the Iraq war was worth 4000 American dead?" etc but never "Do you think the Iraq war was worth 114,000 Iraqi civilians?" or "Do you think the war was worth the permanent maiming of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi children?" etc.

If there was, then how did something come from nothing?

If our universe operates by cause and effect how can there be an event which violates that?

I'm not interested in religious answers, so please don't waist my time by posting any.

Is consciousness something primordially?

Do animals have consciousness?

Is language necessary for consciousness?

For example, the capacity for abstract thought?

Does psychology change depending on what environment a person is in?

Are there general laws in psychology that hold true for all cases?

Does psychology change depending on what environment a person is in?

Are there general laws in psychology that hold true for all cases?

How can Darwin's theory of evolution be falsified? Or more specifically how can his theory of natural selection be falsified? Why not operate on the success of a theory in meeting observations, rather than on it's falsifiability?

P.s.

(please understand I am not doubting Darwin's theories, I am doubting Karl Poppers theories on science)

Why was an extreme islamophobic right winger who murdered 69 people declared insane (and thus escape jail)? Why isn't he considered a politically motivated terrorist?

just like the Arab spring?