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From an evolutionary standpoint, how on earth could nature create a Sloth? Like... everything needs to be competitive in its environment, and I just can't see how they're competitive.

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My Mommy will be back aaaannny day now.

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Can a lunchbox planer be overworked (duration, not cut depth)?

46 upvotes • r/BeginnerWoodWorking

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If we find an exoplanet with liquid water, what are the odds that it has life?

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Through all of Human evolution, why didn't we evolve to have smaller babies, with less risk during childbirth?

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My mommy will be back aaaannnny day now.

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Hypothetically, is it possible that there is an unknown planet that orbits our sun at the same rate as Earth, but is directly opposite earth (always behind the sun from our POV)?

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Why does scratching an itch feel sooooo gooood?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
From an evolutionary standpoint, how on earth could nature create a Sloth? Like... everything needs to be competitive in its environment, and I just can't see how they're competitive.	4424	askscience
My Mommy will be back aaaannny day now.	49	TwoSentenceHorror
Can a lunchbox planer be overworked (duration, not cut depth)?	46	BeginnerWoodWorking
If we find an exoplanet with liquid water, what are the odds that it has life?	1	askscience
Through all of Human evolution, why didn't we evolve to have smaller babies, with less risk during childbirth?	1	askscience
My mommy will be back aaaannnny day now.	1	TwoSentenceSadness
Hypothetically, is it possible that there is an unknown planet that orbits our sun at the same rate as Earth, but is directly opposite earth (always behind the sun from our POV)?	1	askscience
Why does scratching an itch feel sooooo gooood?	1	askscience