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Many pet owners call their pets "substitute children". Is that phrase accurate? Does owning and caring for a pet utilise the same areas of the brain as owning and caring for a child?

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"Impossible Pie" is a recipe for a pie which forms base, custard, and crust as it bakes. How can this happen?

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Why and how does rain create bubbles on the surface of a swimming pool? (Photo inside)?

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Why have so many new species been discovered recently?

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Do monkeys, apes, and other hairy/furry animals have eyebrows or is it just humans?

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Is there any significant difference between the types of burns one might suffer (e.g. boiling water, steam, chemicals, fire, radiation)?

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Is it possible that people can lose the ability to fall in love? If we ho long enough without doing it, will our brain train itself to avoid it?

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Are civil wars more likely to be fought on a north/south divide or an east/ west one?

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Is it possible to live for so long without smiling that you "forget" how?

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Can anyone tell me what the Quit Sugar movement is about? Is it science or pseudoscience?

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Many pet owners call their pets "substitute children". Is that phrase accurate? Does owning and caring for a pet utilise the same areas of the brain as owning and caring for a child?	1	askscience
"Impossible Pie" is a recipe for a pie which forms base, custard, and crust as it bakes. How can this happen?	1	askscience
Why and how does rain create bubbles on the surface of a swimming pool? (Photo inside)?	1	askscience
Why have so many new species been discovered recently?	1	askscience
Do monkeys, apes, and other hairy/furry animals have eyebrows or is it just humans?	1	askscience
Is there any significant difference between the types of burns one might suffer (e.g. boiling water, steam, chemicals, fire, radiation)?	1	askscience
Is it possible that people can lose the ability to fall in love? If we ho long enough without doing it, will our brain train itself to avoid it?	1	askscience
Are civil wars more likely to be fought on a north/south divide or an east/ west one?	1	AskHistorians
Is it possible to live for so long without smiling that you "forget" how?	1	askscience
Can anyone tell me what the Quit Sugar movement is about? Is it science or pseudoscience?	1	askscience