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19th C books often use “ironic” in an unfamiliar way. Have we always joked and kidded with our friends and acquaintances as freely as we do now? Is the death of earnestness a recent thing?

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Why are new cars designed with such poor visibility?

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What are some of the areas of mathematics research in which computers are UNABLE to help? What does that tell us about math and computation?

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The Guinness World Record for lowest pitch sung by a human voice is 0.189 Hz. That's a wavelength of 1.8km. Would this wave exist in space? And if not, how is this a sound of that frequency?

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I love the New York Review of Books. What's a similar resource where interested laypeople can follow science research at a slower, non-hyperbolic pace?

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When you have a bad wound, the doctor often gives you a tetanus shot. How would the vaccine help if you've already got tetanus?

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How is ingesting the killed bacteria in cooked food different from getting a vaccine?

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What light can be shed on sexual foreplay by evolutionary theory? In particular, as it seems a requirement for vaginal lubrication.

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Is there such a thing as a "law of cause and effect"?

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Do air-conditioners make it hotter outside?

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19th C books often use “ironic” in an unfamiliar way. Have we always joked and kidded with our friends and acquaintances as freely as we do now? Is the death of earnestness a recent thing?	2	AskHistorians
Why are new cars designed with such poor visibility?	2	askscience
What are some of the areas of mathematics research in which computers are UNABLE to help? What does that tell us about math and computation?	1	askscience
The Guinness World Record for lowest pitch sung by a human voice is 0.189 Hz. That's a wavelength of 1.8km. Would this wave exist in space? And if not, how is this a sound of that frequency?	1	askscience
I love the New York Review of Books. What's a similar resource where interested laypeople can follow science research at a slower, non-hyperbolic pace?	1	askscience
When you have a bad wound, the doctor often gives you a tetanus shot. How would the vaccine help if you've already got tetanus?	1	askscience
How is ingesting the killed bacteria in cooked food different from getting a vaccine?	1	askscience
What light can be shed on sexual foreplay by evolutionary theory? In particular, as it seems a requirement for vaginal lubrication.	1	askscience
Is there such a thing as a "law of cause and effect"?	1	askscience
Do air-conditioners make it hotter outside?	1	askscience