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It seems intuitive that, given enough generations of interbreeding, different human races will cease to exist, as children can become genetically closer to the mean, but not more distinct from it. Is there any science to verify or contest this assumption?

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What if every electron in my body was bumped up one energy level?

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What led Cuba to communism in the 1950s and 60s when other tumultuous Latin American states remained largely aligned with capitalism?

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If radiation is the transfer of heat without a medium, and heat is a function of the kinetic energy of a set of particles, then how is radiation possible?

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It seems intuitive that, given enough generations of interbreeding, different human races will cease to exist, as children can become genetically closer to the mean, but not more distinct from it. Is there any science to verify or contest this assumption?	1	askscience
What if every electron in my body was bumped up one energy level?	1	askscience
What led Cuba to communism in the 1950s and 60s when other tumultuous Latin American states remained largely aligned with capitalism?	1	AskHistorians
If radiation is the transfer of heat without a medium, and heat is a function of the kinetic energy of a set of particles, then how is radiation possible?	0	askscience