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What's the current status on research for a viable "cure" to male pattern baldness? Does research into countering it even have significant funding?

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How is dry ice made, and why does it burn to touch much faster than touching regular ice does?

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If dogs don't "cry" the way humans do, then what exactly is going on here? (vid)

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Can we conclusively say that people of natural purple, green, or blue hair never existed in the past?

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Does modern medicine hurt human beings as a species overall by dampening selective pressures against bad genes/alleles?

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The Martian is hailed for its scientific accuracy. I noticed that despite Mars's surface only being 40% that of the Earth's, everyone in the movie was walking around very similar to how one would on earth. Is that how it actually would be or is the audience supposed to write that off?

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More recently I've seen the idea popping up that taste is not associated with regions of the tongue in any way. Is this true?

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MIT professor of Atmospheric Science, Dr. Richard Lindzen, opposes the notion of global climate change caused by humans. What exactly is his argument? Does it hold scientific merit?

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When animals live with humans as pets, why don't they attempt to copy human mannerisms such as walking on two legs or speaking the same way human children attempt to mimic adult human behavior?

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Why are Wooly Mammoths more notable in popular culture while the Steppe Mammoth is far larger and also likely had fur covering it?

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What's the current status on research for a viable "cure" to male pattern baldness? Does research into countering it even have significant funding?	1	askscience
How is dry ice made, and why does it burn to touch much faster than touching regular ice does?	1	askscience
If dogs don't "cry" the way humans do, then what exactly is going on here? (vid)	1	askscience
Can we conclusively say that people of natural purple, green, or blue hair never existed in the past?	1	askscience
Does modern medicine hurt human beings as a species overall by dampening selective pressures against bad genes/alleles?	1	askscience
The Martian is hailed for its scientific accuracy. I noticed that despite Mars's surface only being 40% that of the Earth's, everyone in the movie was walking around very similar to how one would on earth. Is that how it actually would be or is the audience supposed to write that off?	1	askscience
More recently I've seen the idea popping up that taste is not associated with regions of the tongue in any way. Is this true?	1	askscience
MIT professor of Atmospheric Science, Dr. Richard Lindzen, opposes the notion of global climate change caused by humans. What exactly is his argument? Does it hold scientific merit?	1	askscience
When animals live with humans as pets, why don't they attempt to copy human mannerisms such as walking on two legs or speaking the same way human children attempt to mimic adult human behavior?	1	askscience
Why are Wooly Mammoths more notable in popular culture while the Steppe Mammoth is far larger and also likely had fur covering it?	1	askscience