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Why is the major key considered cheerful and the minor key considered sad? Is this a nurtured trait or a natural predisposition?

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How did ancient civilizations explain "seeing stars" and "eye floaters"?

29 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why is it easier to identify smells with short, quick sniffs rather than one long one?

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Would human bodies eventually evolve to be perfect?

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Is it possible for the Earth to be temporarily completely cloudless?

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How heavy would a vase resting on a table need to be so that, no matter how fast, you could not pull a tablecloth out from underneath it.

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Why do humans negatively view "attention seeking"?

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How did a bee's stinger evolve when the ones doing the stinging die?

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Why does my heartbeat feel fluttery after short naps?

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If you had two glasses filled with ice cubes, one with a hole at the bottom to drain water and one without, which would melt faster?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why is the major key considered cheerful and the minor key considered sad? Is this a nurtured trait or a natural predisposition?	3376	askscience
How did ancient civilizations explain "seeing stars" and "eye floaters"?	29	AskHistorians
Why is it easier to identify smells with short, quick sniffs rather than one long one?	5	askscience
Would human bodies eventually evolve to be perfect?	2	askscience
Is it possible for the Earth to be temporarily completely cloudless?	1	askscience
How heavy would a vase resting on a table need to be so that, no matter how fast, you could not pull a tablecloth out from underneath it.	1	askscience
Why do humans negatively view "attention seeking"?	1	askscience
How did a bee's stinger evolve when the ones doing the stinging die?	1	askscience
Why does my heartbeat feel fluttery after short naps?	1	askscience
If you had two glasses filled with ice cubes, one with a hole at the bottom to drain water and one without, which would melt faster?	1	askscience