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Is there something special about low bass notes, or do most things have a relatively low resonance frequency, causing them to be vibrated by bass?

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Why are most female creatures in the animal kingdom the more vicious, yet in humans, females are stereotypically considered to be more docile than males?

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Would it be possible to paint or colour something a colour outside of our visible range? What would it look like to us?

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If I had 20/20 vision, and it was a perfectly clear path, how far could I watch something like a basketball fall until I couldn't see it anymore?

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If I had perfect vision and an infinite, well lit distance, how far away would I have to go before I could no longer see an object the size of a basketball?

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Since time and space are directly related, and the closer someone gets to the speed of light, the slower they age, does that mean that if one could theoretically be perfectly still in space, they would age faster?

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If you have a group of numbers, and one of them is infinity, what will it do to the average?

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If an object was travelling towards you faster than the speed of light, would you see it after it had already gone by?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is there something special about low bass notes, or do most things have a relatively low resonance frequency, causing them to be vibrated by bass?	1
Why are most female creatures in the animal kingdom the more vicious, yet in humans, females are stereotypically considered to be more docile than males?	1
Would it be possible to paint or colour something a colour outside of our visible range? What would it look like to us?	1
If I had 20/20 vision, and it was a perfectly clear path, how far could I watch something like a basketball fall until I couldn't see it anymore?	1
If I had perfect vision and an infinite, well lit distance, how far away would I have to go before I could no longer see an object the size of a basketball?	1
Since time and space are directly related, and the closer someone gets to the speed of light, the slower they age, does that mean that if one could theoretically be perfectly still in space, they would age faster?	1
If you have a group of numbers, and one of them is infinity, what will it do to the average?	0
If an object was travelling towards you faster than the speed of light, would you see it after it had already gone by?	0