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Here's a historical scientific question. Would the deaths of battles primarily fought with melee weapons (ancient, medieval times, etc) be incredibly painful or would the adrenaline mostly cancel out the pain of being stabbed, slashed, etc?

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Can ginger hair be truly red? My friend loves to claim that her hair is not orange and that it is naturally red. So can hair naturally be a true red?

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If you liked someone's personality before you knew what they looked like, would your likeness of their personality make them more attractive to you?

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Are females genuinely more physically hurt by getting their breasts punched than males are, assuming the male is overweight and has fat there?

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Why are most humans so enamored by animals and love physically interacting with them?

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What would happen if you buried a human in salt up to their neck and left then there?

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What would happen if you were in a perfectly spherical room made of mirror and you shined a laser or light?

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Why do green apples seem to take longer to go brown?

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Is it true that there is no naturally truly red hair, only orange?

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Can human hair be truly naturally red or is it always just orange?

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Here's a historical scientific question. Would the deaths of battles primarily fought with melee weapons (ancient, medieval times, etc) be incredibly painful or would the adrenaline mostly cancel out the pain of being stabbed, slashed, etc?	1	askscience
Can ginger hair be truly red? My friend loves to claim that her hair is not orange and that it is naturally red. So can hair naturally be a true red?	1	askscience
If you liked someone's personality before you knew what they looked like, would your likeness of their personality make them more attractive to you?	1	askscience
Are females genuinely more physically hurt by getting their breasts punched than males are, assuming the male is overweight and has fat there?	1	askscience
Why are most humans so enamored by animals and love physically interacting with them?	1	askscience
What would happen if you buried a human in salt up to their neck and left then there?	1	askscience
What would happen if you were in a perfectly spherical room made of mirror and you shined a laser or light?	1	askscience
Why do green apples seem to take longer to go brown?	1	askscience
Is it true that there is no naturally truly red hair, only orange?	1	askscience
Can human hair be truly naturally red or is it always just orange?	1	askscience