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Did the Knights Templar really commit heresy in their initiation rites?

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Is there a point somewhere inside Jupiter where the matter above you and the matter below you gives you a net gravity of 1 G?

91 upvotes • r/askscience

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Were there any movements in Western Germany to keep the wall up?

88 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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How well do batteries compare to human energy storage in fat?

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When was the last time there was a major debate or argument about the rules in chess? Specifically about moves, not say, conduct in a tournament.

83 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why is it so common for groups of animals to become unable to breed after being seperated for a few hundred thousand or million years? What kind of changes make breeding impossible across species?

64 upvotes • r/askscience

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Are the gasses on the gas giants really gas, or are they liquid? Aren't they highly pressurized from gravity?

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Is there real evidence that squatting is a better way to defecate than sitting?

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Why is the ozone layer thinnest around Antarctica, why is ozone depletion not evenly spread around the world?

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When people talk about the Soviets, they often interchangeably refer to them as Russians. But to what extent would non-Russian Soviets be involved in Soviet politics? Was foreign policy always dominated by Russians?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Did the Knights Templar really commit heresy in their initiation rites?	105	AskHistorians
Is there a point somewhere inside Jupiter where the matter above you and the matter below you gives you a net gravity of 1 G?	91	askscience
Were there any movements in Western Germany to keep the wall up?	88	AskHistorians
How well do batteries compare to human energy storage in fat?	87	askscience
When was the last time there was a major debate or argument about the rules in chess? Specifically about moves, not say, conduct in a tournament.	83	AskHistorians
Why is it so common for groups of animals to become unable to breed after being seperated for a few hundred thousand or million years? What kind of changes make breeding impossible across species?	64	askscience
Are the gasses on the gas giants really gas, or are they liquid? Aren't they highly pressurized from gravity?	63	askscience
Is there real evidence that squatting is a better way to defecate than sitting?	56	askscience
Why is the ozone layer thinnest around Antarctica, why is ozone depletion not evenly spread around the world?	55	askscience
When people talk about the Soviets, they often interchangeably refer to them as Russians. But to what extent would non-Russian Soviets be involved in Soviet politics? Was foreign policy always dominated by Russians?	55	AskHistorians