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Does music in minor key sound sad/unsettling because of culture (I've grown up hearing minor key in sad/unsettling scenes in movies etc) or is it something inherent?

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Cooling a hot room with a fan and a window.

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Using flint to make a spark, how does that work?

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Why do things float? How does having a different density actually produce an imbalance of forces?

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Can you really learn to lucid dream or is it something that just happens now and again? Has there been any research?

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Why, when I flick my eyes across some electronic displays, do the colours separate? Is the light diffracting in my eye?

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That sinus draining "trick" I see posted everywhere

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Babies forgetting to breath and melanin "birth marks"

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If you were wearing 100m stilts and fell forward, how quickly would you hit the ground? (Assuming you pivot at the point the stilts touch the ground)

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[WP] The cold war between Heaven and Hell

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does music in minor key sound sad/unsettling because of culture (I've grown up hearing minor key in sad/unsettling scenes in movies etc) or is it something inherent?	2902	askscience
Cooling a hot room with a fan and a window.	67	askscience
Using flint to make a spark, how does that work?	9	askscience
Why do things float? How does having a different density actually produce an imbalance of forces?	5	askscience
Can you really learn to lucid dream or is it something that just happens now and again? Has there been any research?	1	askscience
Why, when I flick my eyes across some electronic displays, do the colours separate? Is the light diffracting in my eye?	1	askscience
That sinus draining "trick" I see posted everywhere	1	askscience
Babies forgetting to breath and melanin "birth marks"	1	askscience
If you were wearing 100m stilts and fell forward, how quickly would you hit the ground? (Assuming you pivot at the point the stilts touch the ground)	1	askscience
[WP] The cold war between Heaven and Hell	1	WritingPrompts