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If I wave my phone/laptop around, or while travelling quickly, is it more difficult for it to receive a signal? Are signal reception or speed (even a little bit) affected?
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Why do some people have ear lobes? Do they serve a practical function? Are they sexually selected like blue eyes?
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Fats have twice the calories of sugars, but that is when burned in a calorimeter machine. Does the complexity of fat molecules require more energy for the body to break them down, and does that offset some of the difference in energy obtained?
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If a fever is part of the immune response then do drugs like Ibuprofen and Aspirin slow your recovery from infection? If not, why not?
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How do breast-milk antibodies help infants if large proteins are usually broken down before absorption?
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How easy is it to damage hearing with loud music? Do people with hearing loss such as connexin mutations have the same vulnerability as people with normal hearing?
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How does Reddit's 'hotness' algorithm function? e.g. does it take account of how user numbers are different at different times of the day?
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