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What happens when you tickle an unconscious person? Bonus, how would they react under anesthesia?

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I have a new refrigerator used primarily for beer. I know that a full refrigerator will be more energy efficient than an empty one. What is the best thing to use to fill up the empty space? Would just water in bottles work or is there some other material that is better? And for the freezer?

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Does the kale craze take sales away from other vegetables?

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If there was no water on earth, how would it impact earthquakes? Does the weight of the oceans make it less likely to have earthquakes?

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Denatured alcohol contains additives to make it taste bad and be poisonous. Would it be better not to add those things to it and make that same alcohol something that you have to be of age to buy?

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How is it that giraffes could evolve so that their newborns can walk so soon out of the womb but humans haven't evolved to that point?

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This video shows an IKEA shiny metal bowl that catches newspaper on fire because of how sunlight reflects focuses on one point. It looks like it catches on fire quickly & the piece of paper looks like it might have some fuel of some sort on it. Would this work this fast without fuel on the paper?

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Should I wash my bag of little carrots? I always wash all other fruit & veggies but I never wash the bags of little carrots (the ones that are very tiny) because I thought they were very processed. Am I making a mistake?

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Why do animals like electric eels, which discharge electricity, not shock themselves?

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How is it that the allulose, a sweetener, is 80% absorbed into the body but not used by the body? Where does it end up? Is it really safe?

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What happens when you tickle an unconscious person? Bonus, how would they react under anesthesia?	1	askscience
I have a new refrigerator used primarily for beer. I know that a full refrigerator will be more energy efficient than an empty one. What is the best thing to use to fill up the empty space? Would just water in bottles work or is there some other material that is better? And for the freezer?	1	askscience
Does the kale craze take sales away from other vegetables?	1	askscience
If there was no water on earth, how would it impact earthquakes? Does the weight of the oceans make it less likely to have earthquakes?	1	askscience
Denatured alcohol contains additives to make it taste bad and be poisonous. Would it be better not to add those things to it and make that same alcohol something that you have to be of age to buy?	1	askscience
How is it that giraffes could evolve so that their newborns can walk so soon out of the womb but humans haven't evolved to that point?	1	askscience
This video shows an IKEA shiny metal bowl that catches newspaper on fire because of how sunlight reflects focuses on one point. It looks like it catches on fire quickly & the piece of paper looks like it might have some fuel of some sort on it. Would this work this fast without fuel on the paper?	1	askscience
Should I wash my bag of little carrots? I always wash all other fruit & veggies but I never wash the bags of little carrots (the ones that are very tiny) because I thought they were very processed. Am I making a mistake?	1	askscience
Why do animals like electric eels, which discharge electricity, not shock themselves?	1	askscience
How is it that the allulose, a sweetener, is 80% absorbed into the body but not used by the body? Where does it end up? Is it really safe?	1	askscience