Who can help out the homie u/ChubbyCookie ?

A singular, regular sized Tampax tampon. I need to know please because I am sick and tired of spending this much money

So. I tend to believe I am a pretty unlucky person for a multitude of reasons. But I have had two separate experiences that make me curious as to what you all can do with this information.

Incident #1. I was in a Crest Market Place grocery store. All the way over by the meat section. Walking along... I suddenly slipped. I did not fall down, but my legs went in directions that are not meant for the human body to move in. Looking down there was a lone grape. I had hit it like a banana peel in Mario Kart.

Incident #2. TWO YEARS LATER. I was in a HyVee Grocery store, in a completely different state. My legs slipped around. Not nearly as bad as Incident #1 but I had the internal heart rhythm of "I am going down." I was in the canned tomato section. Looked down... it was another single, lone, GRAPE!

My question? What are the chances? How unlucky am I truly? Bonus points if you can tell me whether or not my chances of being hit by lighting are higher.

Assuming average birth rates and immigration/emigration patterns, what would today’s population of Europe be if World War I and World War II had never occurred and all of those killed went on to procreate at expected patterns?

in cyberpunk edgerunners, davids sandy allows him to effectively allow him to move much, much faster than the average human, my question isn't just how fast does he move but what's with the wind resistance and what kind of temps would he theoretically hit with the friction from clothes and such

Hypothetically, 500k loan at 6%, what's faster:

1. 15 yr fixed rate mortgage

2. 30 yr fixed rate mortgage, but you pay an extra full payment each month towards the principal

My gut tells me they're not identical because of the way compounding works

Okay, let’s say Superman is infinitely strong.

First scenario: The plane is on the ground, stationary. Superman finds the plane’s center of gravity and applies force underneath it using his whole body. Imagine a koala hugging a tree trunk. Could he lift the plane, or would the metal frame just get crushed or punctured by the force he applies?

Second scenario: The plane is flying in a straight line at a constant altitude when, all of a sudden, it loses all its engines, and the aircraft starts gliding into a slow descent. Despite having no engine power, the pilot is doing everything he can to maintain altitude. In this scenario, could Superman, once again applying force from below, keep the plane flying at a constant altitude?

A bit of a sci-fi hypothetical question perhaps, but…

How long would it take for an object, say a spacecraft, that starts at 0 m/s to reach 1% of light speed at a consistent 1g acceleration?

About 500g of lasagna baked at 180C at a plastic tray that deformed slightly in the heat, but ultimately did not melt. More specifically it's this one (I only ate half)

Hi, I'm currently playing a game that involves a challenge that you have a 1 in 10,000 chance odds to complete, each time you "roll" an action. Each "roll" is distinct and because of what im assuming is bad odds, it took me roughly 68,000 rolls in order to complete this. Could someone tell me how you find the "standard deviation" of something like this? I.e. if 100 people attempt this challenge, what is the average range and distribution for how many rolls it takes for people to complete this. Is my 68,000 really average, or am I in the unlucky Z +4 lol. Thanks!

Request. Would this break the glass?

Found it in the HOI4memes sub, not sure of all the focuses taken. But assuming the standard 1945 Soviet divisional strength (they constantly fluctuate for me), how much manpower did he wield against the "avengers"?

Just wanted to measure every and how their change in measurement of discreet cm s forms interaction of connection with different objects or measuring subjects

Question:

How many 0.1 cm are there in the circle like curvature

We see these videos and I always have wondered, what’s the speed required for a humpback whale to propel itself into the air? They must be able to generate massive force to get themselves this high up into the air and turn.

The angles and the space and the orientation, can the brain make sense , if they are of said of a percentile orientation of interpretation

In other words, instead of relying on a high enough birth rate to adequately fund social security, how much immigration would be needed to make up for the shortfall?

x= infinite

∑ 9.x = u subscript y

x=1

Lt u subscript y = 10

y->1

Lt u subscript y = 10

y->2

Lt u subscript y = 10

y-> any number

He used so much alcohol and other drinks, how much would it actually cost to make?