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Is it possible to effectively create enough associations with an object or thing to remember it later? And if so, can this system be used consistently?

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Is there a particular reason as to why someone will not be able to stand something after having a lot of exposure to it?

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What's going on when, after drinking some soda, I feel like my teeth have grown noticeably softer?

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What's going on in my brain when I'm replaying a song in my head (in not bad quality)?

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Is it true colorblind people can detect movement better? If not, is there any other positive?

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If the distance between two objects can be infinitely small, i.e. infinitely many zeroes after the decimal point, how, mathematically, do they ever collide?

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I'm not sure if this is answerable or not, but I can't help but wonder - why does the lack of light look black, exactly?

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At what rate does alcohol destroy brain cells?

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Not so much a concept question, but one that's still particularly important to me. Scientists of reddit, how do you maintain interest in your field?

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How the hell does this work? (link in description)

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Is it possible to effectively create enough associations with an object or thing to remember it later? And if so, can this system be used consistently?	1	askscience
Is there a particular reason as to why someone will not be able to stand something after having a lot of exposure to it?	1	askscience
What's going on when, after drinking some soda, I feel like my teeth have grown noticeably softer?	1	askscience
What's going on in my brain when I'm replaying a song in my head (in not bad quality)?	1	askscience
Is it true colorblind people can detect movement better? If not, is there any other positive?	1	askscience
If the distance between two objects can be infinitely small, i.e. infinitely many zeroes after the decimal point, how, mathematically, do they ever collide?	1	askscience
I'm not sure if this is answerable or not, but I can't help but wonder - why does the lack of light look black, exactly?	1	askscience
At what rate does alcohol destroy brain cells?	1	askscience
Not so much a concept question, but one that's still particularly important to me. Scientists of reddit, how do you maintain interest in your field?	1	askscience
How the hell does this work? (link in description)	1	askscience