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When a spider is walking along a wall, where is it going and why?

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What is it about Mac architecture/engineering that makes them so universally preferred for design and video editing tasks over PCs?

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Apparently, the US and Europe are the largest consumers of milk but also have the highest rates of osteoporosis. Why is this the case?

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When a tunnel is constructed from two sides, how do engineers ensure that the two sides meet?

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What is actually happening at the "lowest levels" when two magnetic fields repel each other?

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Kids can have their “dad’s eyes” or “mom’s mouth,” etc. Can they also get their “dad’s pancreas” or do internal organs/characteristics not have the same level of variability as external ones?

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There's a lot of talk about CV19 and the risk from "wet markets." From an epidemiological perspective, how do wet markets vary from eating hunted animals like deer in places like the United States?

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When the tide moves from high/low to the opposite low/high is the change linear per moment of time?

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The CDC says they're unsure if vaccinated people can spread CV19; if it's possible they can, does that mean variants can develop in the vaccinated?

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Is there anything that could push the Earth out of orbit without asploding it? Would this necessarily spell doom?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When a spider is walking along a wall, where is it going and why?	1
What is it about Mac architecture/engineering that makes them so universally preferred for design and video editing tasks over PCs?	1
Apparently, the US and Europe are the largest consumers of milk but also have the highest rates of osteoporosis. Why is this the case?	1
When a tunnel is constructed from two sides, how do engineers ensure that the two sides meet?	1
What is actually happening at the "lowest levels" when two magnetic fields repel each other?	1
Kids can have their “dad’s eyes” or “mom’s mouth,” etc. Can they also get their “dad’s pancreas” or do internal organs/characteristics not have the same level of variability as external ones?	1
There's a lot of talk about CV19 and the risk from "wet markets." From an epidemiological perspective, how do wet markets vary from eating hunted animals like deer in places like the United States?	1
When the tide moves from high/low to the opposite low/high is the change linear per moment of time?	1
The CDC says they're unsure if vaccinated people can spread CV19; if it's possible they can, does that mean variants can develop in the vaccinated?	1
Is there anything that could push the Earth out of orbit without asploding it? Would this necessarily spell doom?	0