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If the polar ice caps melted, wouldn't the water level go down instead of up?

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Why do female primates keep their breasts throughout their entire lives?

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How come some vaccines (tetanus, smallpox, MMR, polio) give immunity for years or decades, but the flu vaccine only gives immunity for a single season?

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Are there any bacteria that produce a pleasant odor?

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With as good and accessible as TTS voices have become why did Stephen Hawking still sound like a Speak and Spell?

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You can still catch and transmit COVID after vaccination. Initially it was supposed to be a one and done, then it was two. Now as more research comes out the efficacy of the vaccine seems less and less. At what point do we say this is a failed attempt?

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Why does the sound of running water or liquid being poured make the urge to pee so much stronger?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If the polar ice caps melted, wouldn't the water level go down instead of up?	1
Why do female primates keep their breasts throughout their entire lives?	1
How come some vaccines (tetanus, smallpox, MMR, polio) give immunity for years or decades, but the flu vaccine only gives immunity for a single season?	1
Are there any bacteria that produce a pleasant odor?	1
With as good and accessible as TTS voices have become why did Stephen Hawking still sound like a Speak and Spell?	1
You can still catch and transmit COVID after vaccination. Initially it was supposed to be a one and done, then it was two. Now as more research comes out the efficacy of the vaccine seems less and less. At what point do we say this is a failed attempt?	1
Why does the sound of running water or liquid being poured make the urge to pee so much stronger?	1