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Engraved on a fancy water pitcher

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Why do random parts of our body sometimes twitch randomly e.g. our eyebrow or toe?

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Is there a name for when two objects are going at a constant speed with a stationary object in between them so that as they go in opposite directions the stationary object blocks both of them out of view from each other?

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Why does my brain notice trends in threes?

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What is the limit to how similar other animals' minds are to ours?

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Compensating for the constant cycle of cell death, new cell birth, and reproduction and considering the amount of DNA in each cell in our body, how much cumulative data in GB do we have stored in our entire body?

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Why in other mammalian species, such as the wolf, bearing of the teeth a sign of aggression, but in humans a sign of familiarity and friendliness?

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What makes a "good" smell pleasant and a "bad" smell repugnant?

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Has anyone actually ever tried to produce diamonds from peanut butter?

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What's the point in taking medications that have seemingly worse side effects?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Engraved on a fancy water pitcher	6	comicsans
Why do random parts of our body sometimes twitch randomly e.g. our eyebrow or toe?	6	askscience
Is there a name for when two objects are going at a constant speed with a stationary object in between them so that as they go in opposite directions the stationary object blocks both of them out of view from each other?	1	askscience
Why does my brain notice trends in threes?	1	askscience
What is the limit to how similar other animals' minds are to ours?	1	askscience
Compensating for the constant cycle of cell death, new cell birth, and reproduction and considering the amount of DNA in each cell in our body, how much cumulative data in GB do we have stored in our entire body?	1	askscience
Why in other mammalian species, such as the wolf, bearing of the teeth a sign of aggression, but in humans a sign of familiarity and friendliness?	1	askscience
What makes a "good" smell pleasant and a "bad" smell repugnant?	1	askscience
Has anyone actually ever tried to produce diamonds from peanut butter?	1	askscience
What's the point in taking medications that have seemingly worse side effects?	1	askscience