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In terms of evolution, what was the benefit of pain-recognition, or even broader, the sense of touch? Why did those with this sense eventually "take over" the other ones without?

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In a circuit, what does potential difference do? Does it give more power to the appliance, or is that what current does?

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How do two forks attached to a coin (picture in text) balance on the end of a drinking glass?

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Why are parallel communication networks (as opposed to serial) not more widespread? It seems logical that parallel would lead to faster data transfer, but this is apparently not the case.

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Has there been any case of evolution since the beginning of the human race (even minor changes or ones within a small group)?

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What is the scientific consensus on free-will/determinism?

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Why do Olympic Sprint Bikes (the ones used in the velodrome) have covered back wheels?

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Why does the air not escape from basketballs (orany sports ball for that matter, where there is an open air tube) or from bike tires (when the cap is removed)?

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In space, where there are no air molecules, how do space shuttles move with their thrusters?

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Why does typing excessively lead to carpal-tunnels syndrome, while playing the piano, which has essentially the same movements, doesn't?

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In terms of evolution, what was the benefit of pain-recognition, or even broader, the sense of touch? Why did those with this sense eventually "take over" the other ones without?	1	askscience
In a circuit, what does potential difference do? Does it give more power to the appliance, or is that what current does?	1	askscience
How do two forks attached to a coin (picture in text) balance on the end of a drinking glass?	1	askscience
Why are parallel communication networks (as opposed to serial) not more widespread? It seems logical that parallel would lead to faster data transfer, but this is apparently not the case.	1	askscience
Has there been any case of evolution since the beginning of the human race (even minor changes or ones within a small group)?	1	askscience
What is the scientific consensus on free-will/determinism?	1	askscience
Why do Olympic Sprint Bikes (the ones used in the velodrome) have covered back wheels?	1	askscience
Why does the air not escape from basketballs (orany sports ball for that matter, where there is an open air tube) or from bike tires (when the cap is removed)?	0	askscience
In space, where there are no air molecules, how do space shuttles move with their thrusters?	0	askscience
Why does typing excessively lead to carpal-tunnels syndrome, while playing the piano, which has essentially the same movements, doesn't?	0	askscience