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How do animals react when finding out their partner cheated on them?

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How Many Humans Would It Take on Minimum to Survive a Global Catastrophe?

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[Butterfly Effect] Was there ever any recorded tornado whose origin could be tracked back to a butterfly flap?

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We don't know what's behind the event horizon of black holes. Can we exclude the opposite for sure that we, in fact, aren't within a black hole ourselves?

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Why can we move some muscles deliberately, but not all of them?

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Back in history, why did western cultures develop a more heavy-weighted combat system with metal armors, longswords and slow firearms, where eastern cultures had armory made of paper, light-weighted swords and crossbows for a long period of time?

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Why is "normal" fire red? And why does it sometimes turn blue?

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Do whales have any defense mechanics? Otherwise, why aren't predators just hunting them for a massive amount of slow-swimming, easy prey?

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In the past, we've seen dozens of civilisations (e.g. vikings, Maya, the Roman Empire) rise and fall. With us now being in a global state with much more advanced technology, how comes it seem to work that much better this time compared to those?

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Is there any scientific reason on why (most) humans appreciate irony?

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How do animals react when finding out their partner cheated on them?	1
How Many Humans Would It Take on Minimum to Survive a Global Catastrophe?	1
[Butterfly Effect] Was there ever any recorded tornado whose origin could be tracked back to a butterfly flap?	1
We don't know what's behind the event horizon of black holes. Can we exclude the opposite for sure that we, in fact, aren't within a black hole ourselves?	1
Why can we move some muscles deliberately, but not all of them?	1
Back in history, why did western cultures develop a more heavy-weighted combat system with metal armors, longswords and slow firearms, where eastern cultures had armory made of paper, light-weighted swords and crossbows for a long period of time?	1
Why is "normal" fire red? And why does it sometimes turn blue?	1
Do whales have any defense mechanics? Otherwise, why aren't predators just hunting them for a massive amount of slow-swimming, easy prey?	1
In the past, we've seen dozens of civilisations (e.g. vikings, Maya, the Roman Empire) rise and fall. With us now being in a global state with much more advanced technology, how comes it seem to work that much better this time compared to those?	1
Is there any scientific reason on why (most) humans appreciate irony?	1