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Why do we find normal sunlight for the most part 'too bright' for comfort?

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What causes the 'turning down the cold water actually makes the shower colder' phenomenon?

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When a computer is 'stuck' or there is an extreme lag in-between click and reaction...what exactly is going on?

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What do predatory species often take pleasure in making their prey suffer?

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Assuming time travel only moved you through time, not space, wouldn't someone that traveled on earth in up floating in space?

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Are there any theories on how to efficiently transmit power without wires and, if so, how close are we to seeing it available?

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What exactly is a hangover and why do they last so long?

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Would it be feasible to build a telescope array on the dark side of the moon?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do we find normal sunlight for the most part 'too bright' for comfort?	1
What causes the 'turning down the cold water actually makes the shower colder' phenomenon?	1
When a computer is 'stuck' or there is an extreme lag in-between click and reaction...what exactly is going on?	1
What do predatory species often take pleasure in making their prey suffer?	1
Assuming time travel only moved you through time, not space, wouldn't someone that traveled on earth in up floating in space?	0
Are there any theories on how to efficiently transmit power without wires and, if so, how close are we to seeing it available?	0
What exactly is a hangover and why do they last so long?	0
Would it be feasible to build a telescope array on the dark side of the moon?	0