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Science says we are naturally empathetic but that doesn't seem to be the case. Are we naturally compassionate and empathetic or is it something we need to learn?

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Why do we get tides on the opposite side of earth in relation to the moon? And why doesn't the moon's gravity effect any enclosed water body like the body itself?

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Moons gravity causes tides, but how are tides caused on the other side of the earth which is in opposite to the moon? If the moon pushes the core of the earth more than the water on the other side then how can the water rise?

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Crushes in early teen is natures trick to procreate. A females face can be attractive because it shows she is healthy and can have a baby; thus we have a crush on her. Why don't we have crush on her for her body? Doesn't the same rule apply?

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"Everything has a cause" this seems like a endless road, never reaching a destination. How will science ever find the absolute truth of our existence?

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Speed of light is pretty cool! But what about the speed of dark?

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What makes one beautiful?

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What happens if I move at the speed of light or close to it? Electrons in gold move at 58percent of the speed of light, so is the perception of time for those electrons different than us?

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My grandfather passed away and was buried with his face mask and in a Body bag completely zipped up. Will his body decay but inside the body bad?

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Does all of Asia see the same stars at the same time? What about Asia and Europe? Are they under the same sky, under the same stars?

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Science says we are naturally empathetic but that doesn't seem to be the case. Are we naturally compassionate and empathetic or is it something we need to learn?	1	askscience
Why do we get tides on the opposite side of earth in relation to the moon? And why doesn't the moon's gravity effect any enclosed water body like the body itself?	1	askscience
Moons gravity causes tides, but how are tides caused on the other side of the earth which is in opposite to the moon? If the moon pushes the core of the earth more than the water on the other side then how can the water rise?	1	askscience
Crushes in early teen is natures trick to procreate. A females face can be attractive because it shows she is healthy and can have a baby; thus we have a crush on her. Why don't we have crush on her for her body? Doesn't the same rule apply?	1	askscience
"Everything has a cause" this seems like a endless road, never reaching a destination. How will science ever find the absolute truth of our existence?	1	askscience
Speed of light is pretty cool! But what about the speed of dark?	1	askscience
What makes one beautiful?	1	askscience
What happens if I move at the speed of light or close to it? Electrons in gold move at 58percent of the speed of light, so is the perception of time for those electrons different than us?	1	askscience
My grandfather passed away and was buried with his face mask and in a Body bag completely zipped up. Will his body decay but inside the body bad?	1	askscience
Does all of Asia see the same stars at the same time? What about Asia and Europe? Are they under the same sky, under the same stars?	1	askscience