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Can really low pitch, loud sounds damage your ears even if you can't hear them?

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Why is it that in the dark, if you have a set of white pixels surrounded by black ones, they appear to lag behind?

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How short can sounds get before your body doesn't recognize them?

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What can UV light pass through?

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Is our reaction speed different for different senses?

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Is our reaction speed different for different senses?

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If light that's twice as far away from something is one fourth of the brightness, why is it that objects farther away from us doesn't get exponentially darker?

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Do humans have any innate knowledge in the way that some animals are sort of preprogrammed to do certain things without needing to be taught how to do them?

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In cold weather why does mucus become watery and flowy instead of remaining normal?

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[WP] You get onto /r/WP and discover a prompt that had such potential... but the OP went overboard and finished the entire story in the title. You write up the spiciest hate comment.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can really low pitch, loud sounds damage your ears even if you can't hear them?	883	askscience
Why is it that in the dark, if you have a set of white pixels surrounded by black ones, they appear to lag behind?	1	askscience
How short can sounds get before your body doesn't recognize them?	1	askscience
What can UV light pass through?	1	askscience
Is our reaction speed different for different senses?	1	askscience
Is our reaction speed different for different senses?	1	askscience
If light that's twice as far away from something is one fourth of the brightness, why is it that objects farther away from us doesn't get exponentially darker?	1	askscience
Do humans have any innate knowledge in the way that some animals are sort of preprogrammed to do certain things without needing to be taught how to do them?	1	askscience
In cold weather why does mucus become watery and flowy instead of remaining normal?	1	askscience
[WP] You get onto /r/WP and discover a prompt that had such potential... but the OP went overboard and finished the entire story in the title. You write up the spiciest hate comment.	1	WritingPrompts