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Why has man evolved to love the taste of Na, while being repulsed by the taste of K, when both nutrients are needed in equal amounts?

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I heard that several famous mathematicians went insane. Where can I get more information about that?

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What was the "original MacGuffin"?

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Did Chrétien de Troyes invent the myth of the holy Grail? Or was he retelling an already extant mythical story?

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If substance X kills pathogen Y in vitro, and is generally well tolerated by humans, does that automatically mean it will kill that pathogen in vivo?

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The P53 gene is sometimes called the cancer killer gene. Cruciferous vegetables restore normal function of damaged P53 genes. Why can't I get this in pill form?

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Does coffee really stimulate a morning bowel movement? Decaf? Maybe any hot liquid would do it?

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Specifically how do coal emissions cause asthma, emphysema and lung cancer?

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What is the oldest company/corporation that is still doing business today?

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I am absolutely blown away by the sheer volume of CO2 emissions from Alaska's melting tundra. A new study shows these emissions are crazy high. Have these emissions been factored into climate model predictions?

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Why has man evolved to love the taste of Na, while being repulsed by the taste of K, when both nutrients are needed in equal amounts?	4	askscience
I heard that several famous mathematicians went insane. Where can I get more information about that?	4	AskHistorians
What was the "original MacGuffin"?	4	AskHistorians
Did Chrétien de Troyes invent the myth of the holy Grail? Or was he retelling an already extant mythical story?	4	AskHistorians
If substance X kills pathogen Y in vitro, and is generally well tolerated by humans, does that automatically mean it will kill that pathogen in vivo?	4	askscience
The P53 gene is sometimes called the cancer killer gene. Cruciferous vegetables restore normal function of damaged P53 genes. Why can't I get this in pill form?	3	askscience
Does coffee really stimulate a morning bowel movement? Decaf? Maybe any hot liquid would do it?	3	askscience
Specifically how do coal emissions cause asthma, emphysema and lung cancer?	3	askscience
What is the oldest company/corporation that is still doing business today?	2	AskHistorians
I am absolutely blown away by the sheer volume of CO2 emissions from Alaska's melting tundra. A new study shows these emissions are crazy high. Have these emissions been factored into climate model predictions?	2	askscience