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To what degree does basal human activity (Breathing, flatulence, etc.) contribute to greenhouse gasses?

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What Happens If You Remove an Insect like an Ant or a Bee from Their Hive?

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To what degree does basal human activity (Breathing, flatulence, etc.) contribute to greenhouse gasses?

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A common figure thrown about is that before the Second Agricultural/Industrial Revolution, roughly 90% of people in settled regions were agricultural workers/food producers. How accurate is this figure, and during what times and in what settled regions was this figure NOT at all accurate, and why?

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Why do we do "the potty dance" when we need to urinate but don't have the immediate chance to do so? Does it have a genuine physiological function, or is it entirely cultural?

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Sci-fi is often filled with alien worlds where-in one biome is either dominant or the only one present on the planet. How realistic is this? Do our current projections about exoplanets include the possibility of a "desert world" like Arrakis of Dune fame, or of "jungle planets" and the such?

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It's widely accepted that, since the Industrial Revolution, human activity has greatly reduced the planet's biomass. Between the First Agricultural Revolution and the Industrial, though, did human farming/food production activities ever cause an increase in planetary biomass that we can recognize?

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How did the act of baring one's teeth - which is an obvious sign of aggression and threat in other animals - manage to become an expression of joviality and friendliness for humans in the form of the smile?

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What aspects of Turkish culture caused it to birth so many great conquerors?

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To what degree does basal human activity (Breathing, flatulence, etc.) contribute to greenhouse gasses?	1	askscience
What Happens If You Remove an Insect like an Ant or a Bee from Their Hive?	1	askscience
To what degree does basal human activity (Breathing, flatulence, etc.) contribute to greenhouse gasses?	1	askscience
A common figure thrown about is that before the Second Agricultural/Industrial Revolution, roughly 90% of people in settled regions were agricultural workers/food producers. How accurate is this figure, and during what times and in what settled regions was this figure NOT at all accurate, and why?	1	AskHistorians
Why do we do "the potty dance" when we need to urinate but don't have the immediate chance to do so? Does it have a genuine physiological function, or is it entirely cultural?	1	askscience
Sci-fi is often filled with alien worlds where-in one biome is either dominant or the only one present on the planet. How realistic is this? Do our current projections about exoplanets include the possibility of a "desert world" like Arrakis of Dune fame, or of "jungle planets" and the such?	1	askscience
It's widely accepted that, since the Industrial Revolution, human activity has greatly reduced the planet's biomass. Between the First Agricultural Revolution and the Industrial, though, did human farming/food production activities ever cause an increase in planetary biomass that we can recognize?	1	askscience
How did the act of baring one's teeth - which is an obvious sign of aggression and threat in other animals - manage to become an expression of joviality and friendliness for humans in the form of the smile?	1	askscience
What aspects of Turkish culture caused it to birth so many great conquerors?	1	AskHistorians
[WP]	1	WritingPrompts