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Suppose I'm getting thrown 1,000-10,000 years back in time. What would be the best thing to have a ton of: Salt, Sugar, or Flour?

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[WP] It's been "Groundhogs Day" for everyone on Earth for over 5,000 years. Yesterday it stopped, and today the world is trying to figure out what to do next.

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Why does almost every material turn red-orange when heated? Glass, Minerals, Metals, Wood/Coal and the like?

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What would happen if there was a long wire connected to a transmitter and a receiver, and you took the long slack and put it in a black hole?

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Why can I balance/walk on a curb just fine, but have trouble on something the same width, just higher up off the ground?

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Would a CT scan affect nanomachines?

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Do we as a planet have a "Prime Directive" when it comes to other life forms?

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Say I'm pouring bleach, and I blink. As soon as I blink, I feel a splash on my eyelid. Is this dumb luck, or is my body reacting to something I couldn't see?

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Do invertebrates get concussions?

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Suppose I'm getting thrown 1,000-10,000 years back in time. What would be the best thing to have a ton of: Salt, Sugar, or Flour?	1	AskHistorians
[WP] It's been "Groundhogs Day" for everyone on Earth for over 5,000 years. Yesterday it stopped, and today the world is trying to figure out what to do next.	1	WritingPrompts
Why does almost every material turn red-orange when heated? Glass, Minerals, Metals, Wood/Coal and the like?	1	askscience
What would happen if there was a long wire connected to a transmitter and a receiver, and you took the long slack and put it in a black hole?	1	askscience
Why can I balance/walk on a curb just fine, but have trouble on something the same width, just higher up off the ground?	1	askscience
Would a CT scan affect nanomachines?	1	askscience
Do we as a planet have a "Prime Directive" when it comes to other life forms?	1	askscience
Say I'm pouring bleach, and I blink. As soon as I blink, I feel a splash on my eyelid. Is this dumb luck, or is my body reacting to something I couldn't see?	1	askscience
Do invertebrates get concussions?	0	askscience