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Why isn't everyone O blood type by now?

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YSK: the majority of time that you’re arguing with a conservative on here, they’re a bot.

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Most of my friends, about 90%, have had two of the same sex kids. Is this a new phenomenon or the way it’s always worked? What is going on here?

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How big a laser (strength and diameter) would you need and how far back would you have to be to be able to see it shoot across in space like you see the beam from the Death Star?

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If space is expanding, does that mean if you placed rocks in a circle in space, that they would drift outwards making the same perfect circle but growing?

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My doctor said today that she thinks that statins are the main reason this todays older generation has lived so much longer than their parents.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why isn't everyone O blood type by now?	21	askscience
YSK: the majority of time that you’re arguing with a conservative on here, they’re a bot.	1	YouShouldKnow
Most of my friends, about 90%, have had two of the same sex kids. Is this a new phenomenon or the way it’s always worked? What is going on here?	1	askscience
How big a laser (strength and diameter) would you need and how far back would you have to be to be able to see it shoot across in space like you see the beam from the Death Star?	1	askscience
If space is expanding, does that mean if you placed rocks in a circle in space, that they would drift outwards making the same perfect circle but growing?	1	askscience
My doctor said today that she thinks that statins are the main reason this todays older generation has lived so much longer than their parents.	1	askscience