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Do we really have to sleep in two separate blocks of time instead of 8 uninterrupted hours and, if so, is the only way we can if all of society adopted this practice?

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Are there other ways a trait can be evolutionarily important other than directly influencing reproduction/sexual selection?

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Are vegetarians really more likely to have heart disease or strokes no matter the nature of their diet otherwise?

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What would be so wrong with just calling the dwarf planets planets? Are there truly that many to make it impractical or is there another reason?

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If the supposed evidence of a parallel universe were actual evidence, would it mean there was only one parallel universe or more?

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Is there any progress on ways that gay couples could have biological children together with no other parties involved?

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Instead of trying to eradicate viruses (like Covid-19, yes, but also like the cold and flu etc.), why has no one thought of genetically engineering them to be helpful instead of harmful?

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How literal was that recent study about "any amount of alcohol damages the brain"?

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(not sure if this counts as social science but this seemed like the best place for it) Does a science communicator have to have a science degree to be taken seriously?

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Does COVID becoming endemic like colds and flu mean it's impossible to eradicate like colds and flu (as I thought those had something unique about them that made them that way) or just that it's sticking around but not a threat anymore?

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Do we really have to sleep in two separate blocks of time instead of 8 uninterrupted hours and, if so, is the only way we can if all of society adopted this practice?	1	askscience
Are there other ways a trait can be evolutionarily important other than directly influencing reproduction/sexual selection?	1	askscience
Are vegetarians really more likely to have heart disease or strokes no matter the nature of their diet otherwise?	1	askscience
What would be so wrong with just calling the dwarf planets planets? Are there truly that many to make it impractical or is there another reason?	1	askscience
If the supposed evidence of a parallel universe were actual evidence, would it mean there was only one parallel universe or more?	1	askscience
Is there any progress on ways that gay couples could have biological children together with no other parties involved?	1	askscience
Instead of trying to eradicate viruses (like Covid-19, yes, but also like the cold and flu etc.), why has no one thought of genetically engineering them to be helpful instead of harmful?	1	askscience
How literal was that recent study about "any amount of alcohol damages the brain"?	1	askscience
(not sure if this counts as social science but this seemed like the best place for it) Does a science communicator have to have a science degree to be taken seriously?	1	askscience
Does COVID becoming endemic like colds and flu mean it's impossible to eradicate like colds and flu (as I thought those had something unique about them that made them that way) or just that it's sticking around but not a threat anymore?	1	askscience