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If bees and ants are as so close to resembling human behavior/society, why is it that they never evolved to have a higher intelligence like us?

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If our brain is more aware of time (Like how we lose track of time when we're not paying attention), would we perceive time moving more slowly, in turn making us think faster than the average human?

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Can old animals be reproduced the same way we replicated the original and extinct banana?

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Why is it that we can feel the vibrations in our stomach when we try to burp but we can't feel the sloshing of the stomach acid when we try to move around?

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How come after so many years, worms are still being easily hunted by birds and other animals, but other small creatures like the household cockroach learned to only come out at night to avoid humans?

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How come after so many years, worms are still being easily hunted by birds. But other small creatures like the household cockroach learned to only come out at night to avoid humans.

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How does our brain comprehend illusions and how do some people see through it a bit faster than others?

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Since cockroaches have adapted to sense and avoid danger. How come other insects like flies and ants don't?

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Can a toothpick, if the means are possible, be used to stir water in a swimming pool to make a whirlpool?

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[WP] "Wake up! Right now we need you! This is the only way we could find through the system to contact you. Please! Fight it!"

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If bees and ants are as so close to resembling human behavior/society, why is it that they never evolved to have a higher intelligence like us?	1	askscience
If our brain is more aware of time (Like how we lose track of time when we're not paying attention), would we perceive time moving more slowly, in turn making us think faster than the average human?	1	askscience
Can old animals be reproduced the same way we replicated the original and extinct banana?	1	askscience
Why is it that we can feel the vibrations in our stomach when we try to burp but we can't feel the sloshing of the stomach acid when we try to move around?	1	askscience
How come after so many years, worms are still being easily hunted by birds and other animals, but other small creatures like the household cockroach learned to only come out at night to avoid humans?	1	askscience
How come after so many years, worms are still being easily hunted by birds. But other small creatures like the household cockroach learned to only come out at night to avoid humans.	1	askscience
How does our brain comprehend illusions and how do some people see through it a bit faster than others?	1	askscience
Since cockroaches have adapted to sense and avoid danger. How come other insects like flies and ants don't?	1	askscience
Can a toothpick, if the means are possible, be used to stir water in a swimming pool to make a whirlpool?	1	askscience
[WP] "Wake up! Right now we need you! This is the only way we could find through the system to contact you. Please! Fight it!"	1	WritingPrompts