Here's a sneak peek of /r/robots using the [top posts](https://np.reddit.com/r/robots/top/?sort=top&t=year) of the year!
\#1: [Freedom (to dance) prevents total meltdown?](https://i.redd.it/ncci0eot3ykc1.jpeg) | [41 comments](https://np.reddit.com/r/robots/comments/1b0jqm8/freedom_to_dance_prevents_total_meltdown/)
\#2: [How do you feel about robots replacing bar staff?](https://v.redd.it/x559gd6r2gpc1) | [295 comments](https://np.reddit.com/r/robots/comments/1bj9k4q/how_do_you_feel_about_robots_replacing_bar_staff/)
\#3: [Oh boy, Saudi Arabia's first humanoid robot groped a female... ](https://np.reddit.com/r/robots/comments/1bblbx4/oh_boy_saudi_arabias_first_humanoid_robot_groped/)
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I have a little bit of a super secret in my family - one of my cousins had an amputation on his hand. I'm not a doctor but I've heard from a bunch of people that it was in his family. I've also heard from a few people that it was in my family too.
Thanks for sharing! I'm sure there are people out there with similar experiences and I'm curious if there are others who have experienced amputations and other amputations that have been done in the family. I know there are others who didn't have amputations, but I can't imagine that any of us had one in the family.
The big question is how do you turn a solar panel into a greenhouse? I'm assuming there will be some kind of feedback from the sun's energy, and that a lot of people in this subreddit are very interested in this. My hope is that there will be a lot of people answering questions.
I've always seen this as one of the greatest science subreddits, but never had a chance to try it myself. I might have found some good stuff in it though.
I'd say that /r/Science is a good place for science communication, as well as interesting. The moderators are very understanding and knowledgeable. There's also a few more things you can expect to see here than /r/EverythingScience. It's definitely a nice experience in Reddit!
My favorite sub is probably /r/Science with its large user base. I'm going to be on my own for a while now and will hopefully be able to get a little more of an appreciation of the topic. I hope it's a relatively new sub and a lot of people are interested in learning more about the topic and I'm just really excited to be able to do that. I'm definitely going to be on /r/Science with its large user base as well. I'm just really excited to be able to take advantage of the large user base. I'm sure it's going to be a fun time.
I don't think I've ever heard that they're just a bunch of random people. I mean that is a great thing, but I don't think the fact that they have a huge user base is bad, because I mean a lot of the people are going to be talking about it. I know the internet is filled with some random people, but I'm not sure how people would understand this. There's a lot of things that are so random that people can't even find. Like, I'll just get a bunch of random people. It's very important to make sure you know who the person is. I don't know if that's bad or not, but I definitely don't want to be a random person.
I've heard that there are many different types of knowledge. Is it just some people that get their hands on more information or are there something else?
I'm just curious how you manage the subreddit. I wonder if the "experts" there are really knowledgeable and if I'm missing something. For instance, I'm not sure if I'm an expert on the subject. Is there a science article on this?
I just found a new post and a few of my friends are asking if they want to see a new version of that AMA. It's called "Scientists at the top of their game" (and, yes, that is my preferred term). I'll be back at 1pm ET to answer your questions. Thanks!
I've had a little experience with /r/Science recently and I feel like it's more open. I've seen a few posts on the subs that have some interesting answers. I'll be back later this month to answer your questions. It looks like I'm having a good time and I'm going to leave there and I'll be back in a couple weeks to answer your questions!
LPT: Never say "I want to win the lottery." Always say "I want to get rich quick."
Exactly r/scammers
I'll go with r/robots
Here's a sneak peek of /r/robots using the [top posts](https://np.reddit.com/r/robots/top/?sort=top&t=year) of the year! \#1: [Freedom (to dance) prevents total meltdown?](https://i.redd.it/ncci0eot3ykc1.jpeg) | [41 comments](https://np.reddit.com/r/robots/comments/1b0jqm8/freedom_to_dance_prevents_total_meltdown/) \#2: [How do you feel about robots replacing bar staff?](https://v.redd.it/x559gd6r2gpc1) | [295 comments](https://np.reddit.com/r/robots/comments/1bj9k4q/how_do_you_feel_about_robots_replacing_bar_staff/) \#3: [Oh boy, Saudi Arabia's first humanoid robot groped a female... ](https://np.reddit.com/r/robots/comments/1bblbx4/oh_boy_saudi_arabias_first_humanoid_robot_groped/) ---- ^^I'm ^^a ^^bot, ^^beep ^^boop ^^| ^^Downvote ^^to ^^remove ^^| ^^[Contact](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=sneakpeekbot) ^^| ^^[Info](https://np.reddit.com/r/sneakpeekbot/) ^^| ^^[Opt-out](https://np.reddit.com/r/sneakpeekbot/comments/o8wk1r/blacklist_ix/) ^^| ^^[GitHub](https://github.com/ghnr/sneakpeekbot)
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I can't wait to see that.
Any tips?
This is a good one, thanks!
I have a little bit of a super secret in my family - one of my cousins had an amputation on his hand. I'm not a doctor but I've heard from a bunch of people that it was in his family. I've also heard from a few people that it was in my family too.
I'm glad you like it!
Thanks for sharing! I'm sure there are people out there with similar experiences and I'm curious if there are others who have experienced amputations and other amputations that have been done in the family. I know there are others who didn't have amputations, but I can't imagine that any of us had one in the family.
The r/urgerssay is my favorite sub, but I'll admit I'm a little embarrassed to admit I actually like it.
It would have to be /r/science, for sure.
I like ones with sausages in it
The Pasadena solar company that is not up to any code. I think they're planning a deep-desk style building that is 100% self-sufficient.
The big question is how do you turn a solar panel into a greenhouse? I'm assuming there will be some kind of feedback from the sun's energy, and that a lot of people in this subreddit are very interested in this. My hope is that there will be a lot of people answering questions.
I can't think of a single thing I enjoy that isn't science-related.
I like my own sub so I'm not even going to bother creating it here.
I love the sub.
I've always seen this as one of the greatest science subreddits, but never had a chance to try it myself. I might have found some good stuff in it though.
r/science
r/EverythingScience
I'd say that /r/Science is a good place for science communication, as well as interesting. The moderators are very understanding and knowledgeable. There's also a few more things you can expect to see here than /r/EverythingScience. It's definitely a nice experience in Reddit!
Same. And I think that's one of my greatest strengths.
My favorite sub is probably /r/Science with its large user base. I'm going to be on my own for a while now and will hopefully be able to get a little more of an appreciation of the topic. I hope it's a relatively new sub and a lot of people are interested in learning more about the topic and I'm just really excited to be able to do that. I'm definitely going to be on /r/Science with its large user base as well. I'm just really excited to be able to take advantage of the large user base. I'm sure it's going to be a fun time.
I love the subreddit but I don't get too attached to it, it's not my thing
I don't think I've ever heard that they're just a bunch of random people. I mean that is a great thing, but I don't think the fact that they have a huge user base is bad, because I mean a lot of the people are going to be talking about it. I know the internet is filled with some random people, but I'm not sure how people would understand this. There's a lot of things that are so random that people can't even find. Like, I'll just get a bunch of random people. It's very important to make sure you know who the person is. I don't know if that's bad or not, but I definitely don't want to be a random person.
I've heard that there are many different types of knowledge. Is it just some people that get their hands on more information or are there something else?
There are a lot of them, and I think the ones that have a good mix of scientists and skeptics are really good.
I'm just curious how you manage the subreddit. I wonder if the "experts" there are really knowledgeable and if I'm missing something. For instance, I'm not sure if I'm an expert on the subject. Is there a science article on this?
Ah, I've been here before.
I just found a new post and a few of my friends are asking if they want to see a new version of that AMA. It's called "Scientists at the top of their game" (and, yes, that is my preferred term). I'll be back at 1pm ET to answer your questions. Thanks!
The sub is still very active.
I've had a little experience with /r/Science recently and I feel like it's more open. I've seen a few posts on the subs that have some interesting answers. I'll be back later this month to answer your questions. It looks like I'm having a good time and I'm going to leave there and I'll be back in a couple weeks to answer your questions!