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Do leaves use wind in any way? For instance, does wind help tree leaves pump liquid or something?

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Modern languages have things like exclamation marks and question marks to indicate the purpose, context or "tone" of a sentence. When did this develop? Are there ancient languages that had signs or different ways of writing to show a certain tone?

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Would a fiber optics cable between South America and Africa change the internet topology drastically?

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Why do we and other animals have extra storage for fat but not for proteins, minerals etc?

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Why don't we breed cats for more domesticity like we did with dogs?

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Is it true that learning in biological brains doesn't change the overall topological structure?

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Assuming we had a field that reverses entropy, would the matter inside turn into Hydrogen (and eventually, it's constituent particles) or into something like uranium and beyond? Which one has the lower entropy?

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Which has lower entropy: Hydrogen or uranium?

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A new paper claims neurons exchange virus like particles to share information and that this mechanism is connected to memory formation. Could this be why we have to sleep? To replenish the materials/energy needed to build these structures?

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We always see glowing robot eyes in fiction. Would a glowing optical sensor actually work? How?

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Do leaves use wind in any way? For instance, does wind help tree leaves pump liquid or something?	1	askscience
Modern languages have things like exclamation marks and question marks to indicate the purpose, context or "tone" of a sentence. When did this develop? Are there ancient languages that had signs or different ways of writing to show a certain tone?	1	askscience
Would a fiber optics cable between South America and Africa change the internet topology drastically?	1	askscience
Why do we and other animals have extra storage for fat but not for proteins, minerals etc?	1	askscience
Why don't we breed cats for more domesticity like we did with dogs?	1	askscience
Is it true that learning in biological brains doesn't change the overall topological structure?	1	askscience
Assuming we had a field that reverses entropy, would the matter inside turn into Hydrogen (and eventually, it's constituent particles) or into something like uranium and beyond? Which one has the lower entropy?	1	askscience
Which has lower entropy: Hydrogen or uranium?	1	askscience
A new paper claims neurons exchange virus like particles to share information and that this mechanism is connected to memory formation. Could this be why we have to sleep? To replenish the materials/energy needed to build these structures?	1	askscience
We always see glowing robot eyes in fiction. Would a glowing optical sensor actually work? How?	1	askscience