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Why is the human nose the shape it is? Why isn't it just two holes in our face?

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How were roots and logarithms inititially calculated without the use of calculators?

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What is the difference between human and fish blood?

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If a vaccine causes a stronger immune response, why does it not increase the risk of cytokine storms?

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Is there any known origin for the shapes of letters? If so, how do they differ between scripts?

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How does something break when there is always an equal and opposite counterforce?

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Everybody knows about what happens to chromosomes during mitosis, but what happens to the organelles?

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How great is the force generated by the hydrophobic effect? Is it the same as the brownian motion or does it generate an extra force to seperate hydrophobic and hydrophillic liquids?

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If the only difference between matter and antimatter is their charge, why do they annihilate each other instead of sticking together?

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When explaining the concept of inertia, why do we use examples like stopping in a car, but when explaining the process behind it we use circular motion?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why is the human nose the shape it is? Why isn't it just two holes in our face?	19208
How were roots and logarithms inititially calculated without the use of calculators?	4601
What is the difference between human and fish blood?	12
If a vaccine causes a stronger immune response, why does it not increase the risk of cytokine storms?	7
Is there any known origin for the shapes of letters? If so, how do they differ between scripts?	1
How does something break when there is always an equal and opposite counterforce?	1
Everybody knows about what happens to chromosomes during mitosis, but what happens to the organelles?	1
How great is the force generated by the hydrophobic effect? Is it the same as the brownian motion or does it generate an extra force to seperate hydrophobic and hydrophillic liquids?	1
If the only difference between matter and antimatter is their charge, why do they annihilate each other instead of sticking together?	1
When explaining the concept of inertia, why do we use examples like stopping in a car, but when explaining the process behind it we use circular motion?	1