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What is the physical difference in the brain between an objectively intelligent person and an objectively stupid person?

4060 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] Years ago god came to you and told you the exact time and date of your death, telling you that no action will prevent this death, you are simply blessed with the knowledge. It is now exactly 24 hours from that death.

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Without being offensive, are certain sexual preferences actually considered a minor defect in the brain?

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Is it scientifically possible to actually have a zombie apocalypse?

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Why do our bodies far prefer temperatures around 70-80°F than 90-100°F when our bodies are on average around 96.8°F.

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Is it possible for there to be gravitational dead zones in space, where you are so far from any gravitational body that you experience zero force?

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What is the physical difference in the brain between an objectively intelligent person and an objectively stupid person?	4060	askscience
[WP] Years ago god came to you and told you the exact time and date of your death, telling you that no action will prevent this death, you are simply blessed with the knowledge. It is now exactly 24 hours from that death.	31	WritingPrompts
Without being offensive, are certain sexual preferences actually considered a minor defect in the brain?	1	askscience
Is it scientifically possible to actually have a zombie apocalypse?	1	askscience
Why do our bodies far prefer temperatures around 70-80°F than 90-100°F when our bodies are on average around 96.8°F.	1	askscience
Is it possible for there to be gravitational dead zones in space, where you are so far from any gravitational body that you experience zero force?	1	askscience