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Is there a scientific reason we don't conduct surveys with many more people than we need responses from and then randomly draw a sample within each strata required to make it representational for the larger population?

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What causes land masses to be wider toward their north end and taper toward the south?

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If inflammation is the human body's response to trauma, why is the first remedy for so many ailments to ice it and or take NSAIDs to reduce inflammation? Why isn't letting the inflammation do it's thing the best option?

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Do any other animals enjoy and seek out experiences that are designed to be uncomfortable in the same way humans eat spicy foods?

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It seems like all animals evacuate their excrement toward the ground. The disease factors make it seem obvious how humans and other land animals would evolve this way. Why does it seem universal among aquatic creatures too, where the direction doesn't help (at least as much)?

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If fusion energy is akin to the process that fuels stars, why isn't anyone worried about fusion reactors burning up the Earth for fuel?

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How many geothermal heat pumps would be needed to affect the internal temperature of the earth by +/-1C? Is it even possible given the surface area?

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Were there published attempts to reproduce the Lesné results re: amyloid proteins?

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Much like JD Vance, Netflix seems to dislike single cat ladies.

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What are the obstacles to creating a multi-virus at-home test? i.e. a COVID antigen test that had multiple lines, each corresponding to a different virus to answer the question "why am I coughing?" Instead of "am I infected with SARS Cov2?"

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Is there a scientific reason we don't conduct surveys with many more people than we need responses from and then randomly draw a sample within each strata required to make it representational for the larger population?	2	askscience
What causes land masses to be wider toward their north end and taper toward the south?	1	askscience
If inflammation is the human body's response to trauma, why is the first remedy for so many ailments to ice it and or take NSAIDs to reduce inflammation? Why isn't letting the inflammation do it's thing the best option?	1	askscience
Do any other animals enjoy and seek out experiences that are designed to be uncomfortable in the same way humans eat spicy foods?	1	askscience
It seems like all animals evacuate their excrement toward the ground. The disease factors make it seem obvious how humans and other land animals would evolve this way. Why does it seem universal among aquatic creatures too, where the direction doesn't help (at least as much)?	1	askscience
If fusion energy is akin to the process that fuels stars, why isn't anyone worried about fusion reactors burning up the Earth for fuel?	1	askscience
How many geothermal heat pumps would be needed to affect the internal temperature of the earth by +/-1C? Is it even possible given the surface area?	1	askscience
Were there published attempts to reproduce the Lesné results re: amyloid proteins?	1	askscience
Much like JD Vance, Netflix seems to dislike single cat ladies.	1	netflix
What are the obstacles to creating a multi-virus at-home test? i.e. a COVID antigen test that had multiple lines, each corresponding to a different virus to answer the question "why am I coughing?" Instead of "am I infected with SARS Cov2?"	1	askscience