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What would differentiate identical twins from clones?

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If you sharpen a blade and never use it, how long would it take for the edge to dull?

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Why do humans have butt cheeks?

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If you plant crops on or near a landfill, will the crops taste like garbage?

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Why do storm clouds appear worse from a distance than when they're overhead?

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Over time, how likely is it that the human body will evolve to eradicate the formation of cancer cells? Or is cancer inevitable?

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Why is selective breeding only acceptable with dogs and cats and not other animals?

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What scientific discoveries made by the Nazis are used or accepted by modern science?

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What actually is the physical form of fire?

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Why do viruses make us sick? From a survival standpoint, wouldn't it make sense for them to remain undetectable in the host body?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What would differentiate identical twins from clones?	1
If you sharpen a blade and never use it, how long would it take for the edge to dull?	1
Why do humans have butt cheeks?	1
If you plant crops on or near a landfill, will the crops taste like garbage?	1
Why do storm clouds appear worse from a distance than when they're overhead?	1
Over time, how likely is it that the human body will evolve to eradicate the formation of cancer cells? Or is cancer inevitable?	1
Why is selective breeding only acceptable with dogs and cats and not other animals?	1
What scientific discoveries made by the Nazis are used or accepted by modern science?	1
What actually is the physical form of fire?	1
Why do viruses make us sick? From a survival standpoint, wouldn't it make sense for them to remain undetectable in the host body?	1