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We know that people have the ability to have a "perfect pitch" with their hearing. Is there such phenomena with other senses? If not, what is so special about hearing?

951 upvotes • r/askscience

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How close are we to actually understanding what consciousness is and how it formed?

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Where did ‘tagging’ trains with graffiti originate?

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Since black holes destroy all matter, including photons, does that mean that the coldest parts of the universe are black holes?

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Is there an upper limit on how loud something can be?

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I have two pieces of wood. One is burnt by fire. The other is burnt by a lightning strike. Is there anyway to distinguish between the two?

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Do sharks get dizzy?

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What is happening in our brain when we find ourselves in a situation where we can't make a decision?

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Why do my nerves tense up when I see someone get hurt?

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Since a Black Hole doesn't let light escape, are those photons just frozen?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
We know that people have the ability to have a "perfect pitch" with their hearing. Is there such phenomena with other senses? If not, what is so special about hearing?	951	askscience
How close are we to actually understanding what consciousness is and how it formed?	18	askscience
Where did ‘tagging’ trains with graffiti originate?	11	AskHistorians
Since black holes destroy all matter, including photons, does that mean that the coldest parts of the universe are black holes?	6	askscience
Is there an upper limit on how loud something can be?	5	askscience
I have two pieces of wood. One is burnt by fire. The other is burnt by a lightning strike. Is there anyway to distinguish between the two?	4	askscience
Do sharks get dizzy?	3	askscience
What is happening in our brain when we find ourselves in a situation where we can't make a decision?	1	askscience
Why do my nerves tense up when I see someone get hurt?	1	askscience
Since a Black Hole doesn't let light escape, are those photons just frozen?	1	askscience