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Regarding hurricane Nate(or any hurricane), at what point near the coast does it stop gaining strength, and at which point does it start losing strength?

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Am I right to assume Thomas Jefferson was an extremely cocky, but extremely talented prick?

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Did air conditioning really cause the population boom in the South? And if so, why didn’t swamp coolers —a significantly easier tech than Freon— do the same for the dry west much sooner?

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What happened to all the adjacent land given out during the Transcontinental Railroad push?

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When it comes to gender dysphoria, why is it assumed that the it's the body that needs to change to match the mind, and not the brain that needs to change to match the body?

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You've always thought you didn't have kids, but lately you've been making dad jokes and you're starting to question yourself.

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If an airplane is going down and the pilot has to make a decision to put it down on land(with no runway or pseudo-runway) or in water, which would be better and why?

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Given that the world is going to miss all targets regarding climate change and CO² emissions, what drastic measures will the world have to take to undo the major consequences of too much CO²?

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Why are the two equinoxes still considered part of a season if the Earth isn't tilted those days? Wouldn't it be fair to say that in reality, there is no seasons on those days?

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How difficult would it be to create a GMO salt-tolerant tree? Seems to me that a Eucalyptus that could be watered with ocean water could be a miracle tree.

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Regarding hurricane Nate(or any hurricane), at what point near the coast does it stop gaining strength, and at which point does it start losing strength?	6	askscience
Am I right to assume Thomas Jefferson was an extremely cocky, but extremely talented prick?	6	AskHistorians
Did air conditioning really cause the population boom in the South? And if so, why didn’t swamp coolers —a significantly easier tech than Freon— do the same for the dry west much sooner?	5	AskHistorians
What happened to all the adjacent land given out during the Transcontinental Railroad push?	2	AskHistorians
When it comes to gender dysphoria, why is it assumed that the it's the body that needs to change to match the mind, and not the brain that needs to change to match the body?	2	askscience
You've always thought you didn't have kids, but lately you've been making dad jokes and you're starting to question yourself.	2	WritingPrompts
If an airplane is going down and the pilot has to make a decision to put it down on land(with no runway or pseudo-runway) or in water, which would be better and why?	1	askscience
Given that the world is going to miss all targets regarding climate change and CO² emissions, what drastic measures will the world have to take to undo the major consequences of too much CO²?	1	askscience
Why are the two equinoxes still considered part of a season if the Earth isn't tilted those days? Wouldn't it be fair to say that in reality, there is no seasons on those days?	1	askscience
How difficult would it be to create a GMO salt-tolerant tree? Seems to me that a Eucalyptus that could be watered with ocean water could be a miracle tree.	1	askscience