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Why do there seem to be certain universal "cat" behaviors such as sitting in small containers when available, regardless of if it's a housecat or a lion?

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How did metal become the default currency for so many societies in parallel?

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Why do siblings seem to fight each other in so many cases, even in the presence of clearly adequate resources, attention from parents, shelter, etc.?

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Is there any scientific basis for why Chinese food seems to leave you hungry again in a few hours?

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What makes something a "male" versus "female" scent, as with cologne or perfume?

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[AMA Request] Someone who has the phone number 867-5309

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Why is it that ketchup always squirts out that watery liquid first, regardless of which way the bottle is oriented?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do there seem to be certain universal "cat" behaviors such as sitting in small containers when available, regardless of if it's a housecat or a lion?	1	askscience
How did metal become the default currency for so many societies in parallel?	1	askscience
Why do siblings seem to fight each other in so many cases, even in the presence of clearly adequate resources, attention from parents, shelter, etc.?	1	askscience
Is there any scientific basis for why Chinese food seems to leave you hungry again in a few hours?	1	askscience
What makes something a "male" versus "female" scent, as with cologne or perfume?	1	askscience
[AMA Request] Someone who has the phone number 867-5309	0	IAmA
Why is it that ketchup always squirts out that watery liquid first, regardless of which way the bottle is oriented?	0	askscience