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When we say a chemical is odorless, do we mean that it is odorless to humans, or that it is truly odorless?

273 upvotes • r/askscience

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Weird question, but has man's lust for breasts always really been a lust for nipples? i.e. Did men of the Victorian era get as excited about cleavage as we do nipples? Do modern people only have a fascination with nipples because they're the only part of the breast left "unseen"?

123 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why does hot water taste different than cold water?

28 upvotes • r/askscience

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What is your body doing while you're asleep that makes it better at repairing/curing itself than when you're awake?

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I’m sure this is asked a lot, but how long until pain/tenderness goes away?

4 upvotes • r/Vasectomy

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Why do hot things smell more potent than cold things (For example: Cookies, tea, etc.)?

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Why does touching warm water with my hand increase my urge to urinate?

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Is there a minimum size a black hole can exist at?

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Why is it that when I blow air out of my mouth it's cooler than when I breathe normally?

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If our 5 senses are the result of our brain's interpretation of various stimuli, why do I "feel" the sense of hearing in my ears or "feel" sight in my eyes instead of the brain?

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When we say a chemical is odorless, do we mean that it is odorless to humans, or that it is truly odorless?	273	askscience
Weird question, but has man's lust for breasts always really been a lust for nipples? i.e. Did men of the Victorian era get as excited about cleavage as we do nipples? Do modern people only have a fascination with nipples because they're the only part of the breast left "unseen"?	123	AskHistorians
Why does hot water taste different than cold water?	28	askscience
What is your body doing while you're asleep that makes it better at repairing/curing itself than when you're awake?	13	askscience
I’m sure this is asked a lot, but how long until pain/tenderness goes away?	4	Vasectomy
Why do hot things smell more potent than cold things (For example: Cookies, tea, etc.)?	4	askscience
Why does touching warm water with my hand increase my urge to urinate?	2	askscience
Is there a minimum size a black hole can exist at?	1	askscience
Why is it that when I blow air out of my mouth it's cooler than when I breathe normally?	1	askscience
If our 5 senses are the result of our brain's interpretation of various stimuli, why do I "feel" the sense of hearing in my ears or "feel" sight in my eyes instead of the brain?	1	askscience