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Given our present understanding of molecular phylogenies, isn't taxonomy completely obsolete?

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Is there a mathematical way to represent distribution of a substance through stirring?

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How can it be raining and the humidity be less than 100%?

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Do cold foods yield fewer calories than warm foods?

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What does "percent chance of rain" actually mean, in meteorological terms?

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Is there a part of the US that is unlikely to get a natural disaster?

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Why couldn't mesh or grills be placed over jet engine intakes to prevent against bird strike damage?

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Where is the safest place in the US to live, natural disaster-wise?

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Are there any data at all that rubbing vitamins on your skin actually does anything useful?

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Why aren't there more fossils of early humans?

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