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IAmA Request: a current or former employee of a major cyber-security firm (Symantec/Norton, ESET, etc)

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Sometimes, when I listen to certain music, at specific parts, I'll have spontaneous "shudders," or moments where I can feel strong waves of warmth almost throbbing throughout my body. Is this placebo, and if not, what's going on?

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Sometimes, when I listen to certain music, at specific parts, I'll have spontaneous "shudders," or moments where I can feel strong waves of warmth almost throbbing throughout my body, resulting in goosebumps. Is this placebo, and if not, what's going on?

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What is it about saliva that expedites the healing of certain injuries? ("Licking your wounds", etc)

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What is the biological function of "puckering up" upon eating sour/tangy/etc food?

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How are humans (and probably a few other animals) able to distill extremely precise physics-based processes like throwing a ball into very close approximations?

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What is the evolutionary advantage to having two of the same color eye? Is it ever likely that varying degrees of heterochromia will be more widespread or does our genetic code tend bias against it?

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How is it possible to sleep with one eye open? Can anyone learn how with enough "training"?

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Does posture matter while you're sleeping?

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Sometimes, when I listen to certain music, at specific parts, I'll have spontaneous "shudders," or moments where I can feel strong waves of warmth almost throbbing throughout my body, resulting in goosebumps. What's going on, and is this a normal physiological reaction?

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IAmA Request: a current or former employee of a major cyber-security firm (Symantec/Norton, ESET, etc)	2	IAmA
Sometimes, when I listen to certain music, at specific parts, I'll have spontaneous "shudders," or moments where I can feel strong waves of warmth almost throbbing throughout my body. Is this placebo, and if not, what's going on?	1	askscience
Sometimes, when I listen to certain music, at specific parts, I'll have spontaneous "shudders," or moments where I can feel strong waves of warmth almost throbbing throughout my body, resulting in goosebumps. Is this placebo, and if not, what's going on?	1	askscience
What is it about saliva that expedites the healing of certain injuries? ("Licking your wounds", etc)	1	askscience
What is the biological function of "puckering up" upon eating sour/tangy/etc food?	1	askscience
How are humans (and probably a few other animals) able to distill extremely precise physics-based processes like throwing a ball into very close approximations?	1	askscience
What is the evolutionary advantage to having two of the same color eye? Is it ever likely that varying degrees of heterochromia will be more widespread or does our genetic code tend bias against it?	1	askscience
How is it possible to sleep with one eye open? Can anyone learn how with enough "training"?	1	askscience
Does posture matter while you're sleeping?	1	askscience
Sometimes, when I listen to certain music, at specific parts, I'll have spontaneous "shudders," or moments where I can feel strong waves of warmth almost throbbing throughout my body, resulting in goosebumps. What's going on, and is this a normal physiological reaction?	1	askscience