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Why does a woman’s risk of having a baby with Down Syndrome increase with her age, when women are born with all the eggs they will ever ovulate?

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I was a few minutes early when I arrived to pick up my daughter after school.

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I want to be a better father than my own, which is why I tuck my son in every night and tell him I love him.

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Why do our brains think that micro-sleeps are a good idea when we’re driving a vehicle? Why are so many tired/fatigued people unable to fall asleep in safe environments but then fall asleep behind the wheel with ease?

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What makes our eyes “sting” and want to close when we are sleepy/really tired?

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Are there any diseases or disorders that have been consistently associated with higher intelligence?

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Are there examples of congenital/genetic diseases that don’t affect fertility and would be extremely unlikely to be passed down to the sufferer’s children?

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What do we know, if anything, about the genetics and heritability of penis size and shape?

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When A reads B’s misspelling of a word that A has spelled and written correctly for years, why does A second guess themselves and temporarily forget the correct spelling upon viewing B’s error?How can B’s error have so much more influence over memory than A’s years of experience with the word?

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Are there any new medications or treatments under development for particular illnesses that the general public isn’t aware of but should be? Anything to give hope to people with a certain condition?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why does a woman’s risk of having a baby with Down Syndrome increase with her age, when women are born with all the eggs they will ever ovulate?	6599	askscience
I was a few minutes early when I arrived to pick up my daughter after school.	24	TwoSentenceHorror
I want to be a better father than my own, which is why I tuck my son in every night and tell him I love him.	17	TwoSentenceHorror
Why do our brains think that micro-sleeps are a good idea when we’re driving a vehicle? Why are so many tired/fatigued people unable to fall asleep in safe environments but then fall asleep behind the wheel with ease?	1	askscience
What makes our eyes “sting” and want to close when we are sleepy/really tired?	1	askscience
Are there any diseases or disorders that have been consistently associated with higher intelligence?	1	askscience
Are there examples of congenital/genetic diseases that don’t affect fertility and would be extremely unlikely to be passed down to the sufferer’s children?	1	askscience
What do we know, if anything, about the genetics and heritability of penis size and shape?	1	askscience
When A reads B’s misspelling of a word that A has spelled and written correctly for years, why does A second guess themselves and temporarily forget the correct spelling upon viewing B’s error?How can B’s error have so much more influence over memory than A’s years of experience with the word?	1	askscience
Are there any new medications or treatments under development for particular illnesses that the general public isn’t aware of but should be? Anything to give hope to people with a certain condition?	1	askscience