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"Are you confident your team will find a reason for my current condition, or is it a case that this is life now?", I asked the doctor, tears filling my eyes. NSFW

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What actually happens in your throat when it gets sore from shouting or speaking loudly too much?

6 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why do humans cry tears of joy? What is the point?

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Why are only specific stars in the night sky part of constellations?

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What is the smallest mass of something that can register a taste, as in the low limit of the sense?

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£18 - hotel in Northumberland

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Why are some animals generally aggressive towards humans (i.e. sharks, lions etc) whilst others are docile and friendly (dolphins, birds) or fearful (deer or other game)? Is it purely a pedator/prey response or is it deeper?

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Can we artificially synthesize human blood? if so what's the process? if not, what are the barriers?

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in countries where thousands, if not tens of thousands of the local currency (Korea for example) is equal to 1gbp or 1usd. why don't they just strike off lots of the zeros and create a more sensible equivalence?

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Why did early humans know how to swim but now its something that is taught?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
"Are you confident your team will find a reason for my current condition, or is it a case that this is life now?", I asked the doctor, tears filling my eyes. NSFW	20	TwoSentenceHorror
What actually happens in your throat when it gets sore from shouting or speaking loudly too much?	6	askscience
Why do humans cry tears of joy? What is the point?	1	askscience
Why are only specific stars in the night sky part of constellations?	1	askscience
What is the smallest mass of something that can register a taste, as in the low limit of the sense?	1	askscience
£18 - hotel in Northumberland	1	fryup
Why are some animals generally aggressive towards humans (i.e. sharks, lions etc) whilst others are docile and friendly (dolphins, birds) or fearful (deer or other game)? Is it purely a pedator/prey response or is it deeper?	1	askscience
Can we artificially synthesize human blood? if so what's the process? if not, what are the barriers?	1	askscience
in countries where thousands, if not tens of thousands of the local currency (Korea for example) is equal to 1gbp or 1usd. why don't they just strike off lots of the zeros and create a more sensible equivalence?	1	askscience
Why did early humans know how to swim but now its something that is taught?	1	askscience