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What exactly causes the "cold bug" that afflicts older AMD processors?

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How do plant seeds decide when to sprout?

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In light of the NIH's BRAIN Initiative, why not start smaller, identifying neural activity patterns in, say, insect brains?

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How big of a role did the United States play in the creation of the European Union?

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Does a tiger's larger brain imply that it is smarter than a house cat?

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Is skipping more or less efficient than jogging at the same speed?

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Does a larger brain generally imply greater intelligence? e.g., could one reasonably assume that tiger's are smarter than house cats by virtue of their larger brains?

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Does a larger brain generally imply greater intelligence? e.g., could one reasonably assume that tigers are smarter than house cats by virtue of their larger brains?

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Does a larger brain generally imply greater intelligence? e.g., could one reasonably assume that tigers are smarter than house cats by virtue of their larger brains?

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The Titanic was supposed to be unsinkable but evidently wasn't. Can today's boats be considered immune to things like icebergs?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What exactly causes the "cold bug" that afflicts older AMD processors?	3	askscience
How do plant seeds decide when to sprout?	2	askscience
In light of the NIH's BRAIN Initiative, why not start smaller, identifying neural activity patterns in, say, insect brains?	1	askscience
How big of a role did the United States play in the creation of the European Union?	1	AskHistorians
Does a tiger's larger brain imply that it is smarter than a house cat?	1	askscience
Is skipping more or less efficient than jogging at the same speed?	1	askscience
Does a larger brain generally imply greater intelligence? e.g., could one reasonably assume that tiger's are smarter than house cats by virtue of their larger brains?	1	askscience
Does a larger brain generally imply greater intelligence? e.g., could one reasonably assume that tigers are smarter than house cats by virtue of their larger brains?	1	askscience
Does a larger brain generally imply greater intelligence? e.g., could one reasonably assume that tigers are smarter than house cats by virtue of their larger brains?	1	askscience
The Titanic was supposed to be unsinkable but evidently wasn't. Can today's boats be considered immune to things like icebergs?	1	askscience