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What are some aspects of psychology that are definitely biological, rather than social?

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If Nicotine is as addictive as hard drugs like Heroin, why does it seem like more people do crimes in order to pay for/get hard drugs? Is it just due to availability? Is it due to other qualitative differences between hard drugs and nicotine?

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I've heard that using wood as fuel leaves a better carbon footprint than other sources, since the carbon stored in them is already part of the natural carbon cycle. If that's true, how much does it offset the emissions from transporting the wood in the first place?

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How much energy does collecting sap drain from a tree?

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How much pollution (both carbon and otherwise) is created in order to manufacture and maintain wind turbines? How does this pollution compare to other energy sources?

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Has there been more arson this year than previous years in Australia?

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Is rare/medium rare ground beef safe if you cook it directly after it's ground?

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How big would a nuclear bomb have to be detected by a civilization in a different solar system? (Assuming they had a level of detection tech similar to our own)

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This physics video says that, because light functions as a probability wave that takes all paths, you can place two mirrors adjacent to eachother and have the probability constructively interfere so that photons reflect as if there was a mirror between them. Has this ever been tried in practice?

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Is there an evolutionary reason acceleration is inherently fun? Could it potentially serve to train our body's understanding of physical movement, thus making us more agile?

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What are some aspects of psychology that are definitely biological, rather than social?	1	askscience
If Nicotine is as addictive as hard drugs like Heroin, why does it seem like more people do crimes in order to pay for/get hard drugs? Is it just due to availability? Is it due to other qualitative differences between hard drugs and nicotine?	1	askscience
I've heard that using wood as fuel leaves a better carbon footprint than other sources, since the carbon stored in them is already part of the natural carbon cycle. If that's true, how much does it offset the emissions from transporting the wood in the first place?	1	askscience
How much energy does collecting sap drain from a tree?	1	askscience
How much pollution (both carbon and otherwise) is created in order to manufacture and maintain wind turbines? How does this pollution compare to other energy sources?	1	askscience
Has there been more arson this year than previous years in Australia?	1	askscience
Is rare/medium rare ground beef safe if you cook it directly after it's ground?	1	askscience
How big would a nuclear bomb have to be detected by a civilization in a different solar system? (Assuming they had a level of detection tech similar to our own)	1	askscience
This physics video says that, because light functions as a probability wave that takes all paths, you can place two mirrors adjacent to eachother and have the probability constructively interfere so that photons reflect as if there was a mirror between them. Has this ever been tried in practice?	1	askscience
Is there an evolutionary reason acceleration is inherently fun? Could it potentially serve to train our body's understanding of physical movement, thus making us more agile?	1	askscience