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Why does the sound range on a TV seem to have a greater disparity between levels in the lower range than the higher?

6 upvotes • r/askscience

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Do we really not know the reason tree leaves have for anthocyanin, carotene, and xanthophyll?

5 upvotes • r/askscience

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Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung position sons as a threat to the father, who is deemed "too close" to the son to teach him things that the son must instead learn from other men in the tribe. What are some examples where women educate boys, men educate girls, or non-binary nurturing exists?

5 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Before modern chemistry, how was food determined to be safe?

4 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why does a person get goosebumps when listening to music or watching TV or a movie?

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How do car designs evolve? Why were certain universal decisions made designs? For instance, a chair, pedals, and a steering wheel? Or how all exterior designs seem to blend together over time?

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People today can imagine a spacefaring humanity, and advanced technology based on real science. At what point in history did this first occur? When, for example, did begin commonplace to imagine vast navies crossing oceans, or even instantaneous connectivity between people? When the tech arrived?

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If oxygen feeds fire, why does fire burn more strongly when fed by a smaller, faster airstream?

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My neighbor does not see proof that the Holocaust was "systematic." He might just be a crazy person, or hung up on semantics, but assuming he does actually want to learn, where can I find data for him that proves it was systematic?

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Is climate change causing any shift in the Trewartha or Köppen climate classification systems?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why does the sound range on a TV seem to have a greater disparity between levels in the lower range than the higher?	6	askscience
Do we really not know the reason tree leaves have for anthocyanin, carotene, and xanthophyll?	5	askscience
Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung position sons as a threat to the father, who is deemed "too close" to the son to teach him things that the son must instead learn from other men in the tribe. What are some examples where women educate boys, men educate girls, or non-binary nurturing exists?	5	AskHistorians
Before modern chemistry, how was food determined to be safe?	4	AskHistorians
Why does a person get goosebumps when listening to music or watching TV or a movie?	3	askscience
How do car designs evolve? Why were certain universal decisions made designs? For instance, a chair, pedals, and a steering wheel? Or how all exterior designs seem to blend together over time?	3	AskHistorians
People today can imagine a spacefaring humanity, and advanced technology based on real science. At what point in history did this first occur? When, for example, did begin commonplace to imagine vast navies crossing oceans, or even instantaneous connectivity between people? When the tech arrived?	2	AskHistorians
If oxygen feeds fire, why does fire burn more strongly when fed by a smaller, faster airstream?	2	askscience
My neighbor does not see proof that the Holocaust was "systematic." He might just be a crazy person, or hung up on semantics, but assuming he does actually want to learn, where can I find data for him that proves it was systematic?	2	AskHistorians
Is climate change causing any shift in the Trewartha or Köppen climate classification systems?	1	askscience