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Could black holes have been predicted using Newton's laws?

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Chemically speaking, is there really much of a difference between regular shampoo, hand wash and shower gel?

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Does the brain factor in the space between eyes when judging distance?

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Does the brain factor in the space between the eyes when judging distance?

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Is there a way for a passenger to measure her velocity in a commercial aircraft?

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Is there a plausible method by which I could have a black hole in my apartment?

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Brain surgery is used as a metaphor for something involving great knowledge and skill, but is it even the most difficult type of surgery?

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Why do mosquitoes always bite me on my joints?

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If all life arises through evolution, whose competitive drivers only take short-term benefits into account, isn't every society of intelligent organisms doomed to wipe itself out?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Could black holes have been predicted using Newton's laws?	23
Chemically speaking, is there really much of a difference between regular shampoo, hand wash and shower gel?	1
Does the brain factor in the space between eyes when judging distance?	1
Does the brain factor in the space between the eyes when judging distance?	1
Is there a way for a passenger to measure her velocity in a commercial aircraft?	1
Is there a plausible method by which I could have a black hole in my apartment?	1
Brain surgery is used as a metaphor for something involving great knowledge and skill, but is it even the most difficult type of surgery?	1
Why do mosquitoes always bite me on my joints?	1
If all life arises through evolution, whose competitive drivers only take short-term benefits into account, isn't every society of intelligent organisms doomed to wipe itself out?	1