Questions tagged [can have]

LightWaveMystic Sun Dec 08 2024 | 7 answers 1776

I'm considering opening multiple funded accounts, but I'm not sure if it's allowed or advisable. I want to understand the rules and potential benefits or drawbacks of having multiple funded accounts.

Michele Wed Sep 25 2024 | 6 answers 1376

I'm curious, could Social Networking Services (SNS) actually have multiple producers? It's a concept that seems to contradict the traditional notion of a centralized platform where a single entity is responsible for creating and maintaining the service. Yet, with the rise of decentralized technologies and the growing trend towards user-generated content, could it be possible for SNS to evolve into a more collaborative environment, with multiple producers contributing to the development and curation of the platform? This would undoubtedly bring about a shift in the power dynamics and raise new questions about ownership, control, and responsibility. So, can SNS indeed have multiple producers, and if so, what would be the implications of such a change?

EchoSoulQuantum Mon Sep 02 2024 | 7 answers 1197

Can one truly possess a 2x2 magic square, or is this concept merely a mathematical illusion? By definition, a magic square requires the sums of its rows, columns, and often diagonals to be equal. Yet, given the constraints of a 2x2 grid, wouldn't this lead to a logical contradiction, as there would only be enough numbers to fill the square once, without allowing for the necessary manipulation to achieve the equal sums? Is it feasible, or is the quest for a 2x2 magic square a futile endeavor?

BitcoinWizardry Mon Sep 02 2024 | 6 answers 1428

It's a fascinating question, indeed! The concept of oxen having babies raises intriguing biological and reproductive possibilities. To clarify, oxen are typically domesticated bovines, often referred to as draught animals, used for agricultural purposes. They are typically male castrated bovines, which means they have been surgically altered to prevent reproduction. However, the question may be asking about the reproductive capabilities of non-castrated male bovines or even female bovines, which are capable of reproduction. In that case, the answer is yes, bovines, including those used for oxen, can indeed have babies when sexually mature and under the right conditions. But, given the context of 'oxen' specifically, and the fact that oxen are typically castrated males, the direct answer to the question 'Can oxen have babies?' would be no, as castrated males are unable to reproduce. Nonetheless, it's always important to consider the nuances and clarifications when exploring such inquiries.