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Are heavier people less prone to being knocked unconscious than lighter people?

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By 2050 70% of the US Senate will be controlled by 30% of the population. I'm curious if representation imbalances like this were present at the time of the country's founding, and if so, how it was discussed.

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In pre-modern warfare, how did opposing armies handle battle field casualties in multi-day engagements?

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Syria currently has 3+ belligerent groups who are directly at war with each other, which is unusual. Are there any other significant, historical conflicts like this?

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Are there any hints of the "Evil Germany" of WW2 in the Germany of WW1?

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In a standing body of water (or any fluid), is one side higher than the other because of the earth's rotation?

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A habitat is built on the moon: if we didn’t put down an artificial floor would air leak out through the ground under the enclosure?

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If I weigh X and add Y weight to my body during exercise, do I burn the same calories as a person who weights X+Y?

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What was trade like with England, if any, following the American revolution, and when did it start to normalize?

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Is there a window during which we can't get sick again?

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Are heavier people less prone to being knocked unconscious than lighter people?	21	askscience
By 2050 70% of the US Senate will be controlled by 30% of the population. I'm curious if representation imbalances like this were present at the time of the country's founding, and if so, how it was discussed.	18	AskHistorians
In pre-modern warfare, how did opposing armies handle battle field casualties in multi-day engagements?	17	AskHistorians
Syria currently has 3+ belligerent groups who are directly at war with each other, which is unusual. Are there any other significant, historical conflicts like this?	15	AskHistorians
Are there any hints of the "Evil Germany" of WW2 in the Germany of WW1?	10	AskHistorians
In a standing body of water (or any fluid), is one side higher than the other because of the earth's rotation?	9	askscience
A habitat is built on the moon: if we didn’t put down an artificial floor would air leak out through the ground under the enclosure?	9	askscience
If I weigh X and add Y weight to my body during exercise, do I burn the same calories as a person who weights X+Y?	8	askscience
What was trade like with England, if any, following the American revolution, and when did it start to normalize?	6	AskHistorians
Is there a window during which we can't get sick again?	6	askscience