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Why do things taste better when they are warm and 'gooey'?

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How do we know the universe started off as infinitesimally small? Could it have just been just relatively quite small.

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A 400 kg meteorite just crashed into the moon. After burning up in the Earth's atmosphere, how big would it have been if it hit the Earth?

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Is there more to basic math than simple memorization?

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How long does it take for Coffee/Caffeine to 'Kick in'?

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[Meta] What's something that virtually everyone in believes but that research has shown to be unverified, probably false, or generally untrue?

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It is often said that we eat lots of sugar, fat and salt because evolutionarily those were important. By that logic, Shouldn't vitamins and minerals be desired as well?

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Why does the infection of an infected cut typically only at the point of the cut and not spread through the blood stream?

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Do quantum particles not have a set speed and location, or is it just that measuring it changes one? Further, could we theoretically one day have technology that allows us to know both the speed and location?

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Why does mood effect cognition?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do things taste better when they are warm and 'gooey'?	1
How do we know the universe started off as infinitesimally small? Could it have just been just relatively quite small.	1
A 400 kg meteorite just crashed into the moon. After burning up in the Earth's atmosphere, how big would it have been if it hit the Earth?	1
Is there more to basic math than simple memorization?	1
How long does it take for Coffee/Caffeine to 'Kick in'?	1
[Meta] What's something that virtually everyone in believes but that research has shown to be unverified, probably false, or generally untrue?	1
It is often said that we eat lots of sugar, fat and salt because evolutionarily those were important. By that logic, Shouldn't vitamins and minerals be desired as well?	1
Why does the infection of an infected cut typically only at the point of the cut and not spread through the blood stream?	1
Do quantum particles not have a set speed and location, or is it just that measuring it changes one? Further, could we theoretically one day have technology that allows us to know both the speed and location?	1
Why does mood effect cognition?	1