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How do we know that vaccines work and are responsible for protecting against certain diseases?

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What are the bare minimum organs required to produce/sustain life?

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Besides oxygen, blood and sugar, what does the brain need in order to be able to 'think'?

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Will bees ever evolve to understand the concept of a window, so that they don't repeatedly bash into windows when trying to get outside?

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Gravity on the surface of Earth is calculated to be 9.8 m²/s, but since the Earth is spinning there should be an equivalent opposing centripetal force. So does that mean the g that we feel is actually less than 9.8 m²?

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Is anything in the known universe actually random?

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If things falling into a black hole will never appear to cross the event-horizon, from our perspective, why don't we see a bunch of objects accumulated at the edge of every black hole that we observe?

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Long time reader, almost ready to invest. Seems like it's basically a zero risk game?

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Will social distancing inadvertantly help to eradicate some of the common cold and flu strains?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How do we know that vaccines work and are responsible for protecting against certain diseases?	3	askscience
What are the bare minimum organs required to produce/sustain life?	1	askscience
Besides oxygen, blood and sugar, what does the brain need in order to be able to 'think'?	1	askscience
Will bees ever evolve to understand the concept of a window, so that they don't repeatedly bash into windows when trying to get outside?	1	askscience
Gravity on the surface of Earth is calculated to be 9.8 m²/s, but since the Earth is spinning there should be an equivalent opposing centripetal force. So does that mean the g that we feel is actually less than 9.8 m²?	1	askscience
Is anything in the known universe actually random?	1	askscience
If things falling into a black hole will never appear to cross the event-horizon, from our perspective, why don't we see a bunch of objects accumulated at the edge of every black hole that we observe?	1	askscience
Long time reader, almost ready to invest. Seems like it's basically a zero risk game?	1	wallstreetbets
Will social distancing inadvertantly help to eradicate some of the common cold and flu strains?	1	askscience