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Why do some of our senses "blend" input signals together, while others are able to distinguish the signals from each other?

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How would I be able to experimentally determine the dynamic stability of a gyroscope?

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Can your body get "used to" an increased or decreased amount of oxygen?

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Is it really possible to communicate long distances in a forest using the mimicking nature of some birds?

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How is it that two of history's greatest civilizations' most notable feats of engineering were pyramids if they were seemingly unaware of each other's existence?

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Why do some people have straight creases on the insides of their forearms, even though they aren't fat?

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Were pharmaceutical contraceptives ever used before modern times?

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What happens biologically when a person "loses the will to live"?

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In 1978, a man was struck by a particle accelerator beam and survived. A curious side effect of the accident is that the left half of his face is paralyzed, and "does not age". How is this possible?

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[Warning: stupid question] Could the potassium in my banana and the fluorine in my toothpaste create potassium fluoride in my mouth?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do some of our senses "blend" input signals together, while others are able to distinguish the signals from each other?	5	askscience
How would I be able to experimentally determine the dynamic stability of a gyroscope?	5	askscience
Can your body get "used to" an increased or decreased amount of oxygen?	4	askscience
Is it really possible to communicate long distances in a forest using the mimicking nature of some birds?	4	askscience
How is it that two of history's greatest civilizations' most notable feats of engineering were pyramids if they were seemingly unaware of each other's existence?	3	AskHistorians
Why do some people have straight creases on the insides of their forearms, even though they aren't fat?	3	askscience
Were pharmaceutical contraceptives ever used before modern times?	3	askscience
What happens biologically when a person "loses the will to live"?	3	askscience
In 1978, a man was struck by a particle accelerator beam and survived. A curious side effect of the accident is that the left half of his face is paralyzed, and "does not age". How is this possible?	2	askscience
[Warning: stupid question] Could the potassium in my banana and the fluorine in my toothpaste create potassium fluoride in my mouth?	2	askscience