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Outside of the past 150 years, has war always been so regulated in an attempt to prevent perceived war crimes? Across Europe and the Middle East, were laws put in place to prevent the carnage from going unchecked?

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Why don't we feel ourselves go to sleep?

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Do fish in the Arctic Ocean(or surrounding cold areas ever get "cold"? On the other side, do they ever overheat when exposed to warmer waters?

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From a physiological aspect, if fire breathing dragons were real, what is the most plausible way for them to breath fire?

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Can the 6th sense feeling of someone watching you be explained? If so, what is the cause?

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Why can't you see any outline of your bone when you put your fingertip over a bright flashlight even though it appears semi transparent.

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Outside of the past 150 years, has war always been so regulated in an attempt to prevent perceived war crimes? Across Europe and the Middle East, were laws put in place to prevent the carnage from going unchecked?	1	AskHistorians
Why don't we feel ourselves go to sleep?	1	askscience
Do fish in the Arctic Ocean(or surrounding cold areas ever get "cold"? On the other side, do they ever overheat when exposed to warmer waters?	1	askscience
From a physiological aspect, if fire breathing dragons were real, what is the most plausible way for them to breath fire?	1	askscience
Can the 6th sense feeling of someone watching you be explained? If so, what is the cause?	1	askscience
Why can't you see any outline of your bone when you put your fingertip over a bright flashlight even though it appears semi transparent.	1	askscience