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Wouldn’t a survey of a random sample of Americans (or any other country) essentially solve most of the mysteries surrounding COVID-19?

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In Michio Kaku's book Hyperspace, he mentions "symmetries" in various theories of physics. It's obvious he isn't referring to elementary, geometric symmetry, so what is he referring to?

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One theory of why animals wither and die unlike plants is that we pass on our genes most successfully when we raise our young and then stop consuming resources. However, wouldn't this theory hold true for plants as well, resulting in withering and dying plants?

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Since being in orbit is essentially falling toward Earth while moving fast enough to miss the actual Earth, why are astronauts in orbit weightless? Shouldn't they feel as if they're constantly experiencing 1g of acceleration?

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Wouldn’t a survey of a random sample of Americans (or any other country) essentially solve most of the mysteries surrounding COVID-19?	1	askscience
In Michio Kaku's book Hyperspace, he mentions "symmetries" in various theories of physics. It's obvious he isn't referring to elementary, geometric symmetry, so what is he referring to?	1	askscience
One theory of why animals wither and die unlike plants is that we pass on our genes most successfully when we raise our young and then stop consuming resources. However, wouldn't this theory hold true for plants as well, resulting in withering and dying plants?	1	askscience
Since being in orbit is essentially falling toward Earth while moving fast enough to miss the actual Earth, why are astronauts in orbit weightless? Shouldn't they feel as if they're constantly experiencing 1g of acceleration?	1	askscience