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Why was post-Yayoi Japanese culture, all things considered, so well sheltered from mainland invasions/immigrations?

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When food rots, why is it mold, not bacteria, that predominantly overtakes the food (at least visually)?

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We have had thousands of years of coexistence with and selective breeding of horses. How come we still have not effectively wiped out the “skittish” trait all across the different horse breeds?

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[WP] Alternate timeline: Gregg Popovich chooses career as N.F.L. head coach. Interestingly, most of his basic personality/philosophies are still the same as N.B.A. Popovich. Narrate a week of an N.F.L. team with Popovich at the helm

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How did Japan arise onto the world stage so relatively recently (and I'm not just talking about Meiji Restoration)?

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How did European rulers deal with ensuring the integrity of their progeny?

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How do antibiotics like penicillin help humans fight off bacterial infections, and similarly, how do our bodies co-opt penicillin in its own immune defense?

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Is it possible and/or observed where a Down's individual on the extreme upper end of their distribution has intelligence equal to the general human average or even above-average?

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Can you increase the risk of someone getting a heart attack through gradual, “chronic” doses of small jump-scares rather than one single extremely overstimulating scare?

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What's the science behind getting sick of eating something to the point that one's can potentially reject that food for the rest of one's life?

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Why was post-Yayoi Japanese culture, all things considered, so well sheltered from mainland invasions/immigrations?	2	AskHistorians
When food rots, why is it mold, not bacteria, that predominantly overtakes the food (at least visually)?	1	askscience
We have had thousands of years of coexistence with and selective breeding of horses. How come we still have not effectively wiped out the “skittish” trait all across the different horse breeds?	1	askscience
[WP] Alternate timeline: Gregg Popovich chooses career as N.F.L. head coach. Interestingly, most of his basic personality/philosophies are still the same as N.B.A. Popovich. Narrate a week of an N.F.L. team with Popovich at the helm	1	WritingPrompts
How did Japan arise onto the world stage so relatively recently (and I'm not just talking about Meiji Restoration)?	1	AskHistorians
How did European rulers deal with ensuring the integrity of their progeny?	1	AskHistorians
How do antibiotics like penicillin help humans fight off bacterial infections, and similarly, how do our bodies co-opt penicillin in its own immune defense?	1	askscience
Is it possible and/or observed where a Down's individual on the extreme upper end of their distribution has intelligence equal to the general human average or even above-average?	1	askscience
Can you increase the risk of someone getting a heart attack through gradual, “chronic” doses of small jump-scares rather than one single extremely overstimulating scare?	1	askscience
What's the science behind getting sick of eating something to the point that one's can potentially reject that food for the rest of one's life?	1	askscience