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Do batteries really go bad faster if you leave a device, like your cellphone or laptop, plugged in at full charge?

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Why is it bad or so hard on computers (PCs, PS4, etc) to have the power shut off without being shut down "properly"?

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Is it safe to cut off molded part of food (slice of bread, cheese, etc) and eat the rest?

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What's the longest a "germ" (bacteria, virus, fungi, parasite) can live on a barren shelf or counter top? If left alone for long enough, could such area be considered sterile?

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Our core body temp is roughly 98.6F (37C), why do we feel so hot and uncomfortable when the environment temp is 85-90F+ (25-32C+)? Why are we so much more comfortable with environment temp 20F (10C) degrees lower than our core temp?

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If you're sick with something like an influenza virus, can further exposure to the same virus prolong your symptoms or make them worse?

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2019 had ended.

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Does every person have roughly the same amount of cells?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do batteries really go bad faster if you leave a device, like your cellphone or laptop, plugged in at full charge?	1	askscience
Why is it bad or so hard on computers (PCs, PS4, etc) to have the power shut off without being shut down "properly"?	1	askscience
Is it safe to cut off molded part of food (slice of bread, cheese, etc) and eat the rest?	1	askscience
What's the longest a "germ" (bacteria, virus, fungi, parasite) can live on a barren shelf or counter top? If left alone for long enough, could such area be considered sterile?	1	askscience
Our core body temp is roughly 98.6F (37C), why do we feel so hot and uncomfortable when the environment temp is 85-90F+ (25-32C+)? Why are we so much more comfortable with environment temp 20F (10C) degrees lower than our core temp?	1	askscience
If you're sick with something like an influenza virus, can further exposure to the same virus prolong your symptoms or make them worse?	1	askscience
2019 had ended.	1	TwoSentenceHorror
Does every person have roughly the same amount of cells?	1	askscience