Title: ELI5: If the Boiling point of Water is 100 degrees Why does a Kettle boil at 60 degrees? : explainlikeimfive
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ELI5: If the Boiling point of Water is 100 degrees Why does a Kettle boil at 60 degrees?
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Content: She asked how, if two people with (let’s say) perfect pitch sing a song, how is it possible that we can still tell who is singing when the notes would be identical? Note: I know absolutely nothing about music, but figured this was the best place to ask for her. Edit: Wow, many of these answers are incredible! I had no idea this would receive such in depth and thoughtful feedback. I have learned a huge amount. I was not exaggerating above when I said I know nothing about music (I don’t even know what pitch is - just quoted my daughter on that) and I’m grateful to those of you who took the time to help me learn. 12.2k
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ELI5: How come when nail grow, the flesh under them doesn't come forward along with the nail as it grows?