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Like California drying up from human's overuse of the land, does the arid geography in the Middle East (the hub of humanity) have anything to do with the generations of empires that have worked that land?

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Besides beard implantation surgery, is there any possible way for someone who isn't predisposed to be able to grow a beard to grow a beard?

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Were there ever any past civilizations that had no concept of time?

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A lot of great minds suggest that the future of humanity may eventually be on another planet. But wouldn't we be wiped out by new unknown diseases as soon as we got settled on a new earth-like planet? Is there any scientific thought about this issue?

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How are scientists addressing the possibility that humanity could be wiped out by new, unknown diseases when eventually settling on another planet?

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Humans crush a lot of rock for stuff, are we running out?

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If you get lost in the woods in the winter, you're not supposed to eat snow because you become more dehydrated from expending the energy it takes to warm the cold snow. Because heat is essentially the transfer of energy, does that mean drinking a hot beverage energizes my body?

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[AMA Request] Christopher Thomas Knight aka "The North Pond Hermit"

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Today we use the term retro to talk about the 50s through the 80s. What were some lay terms used by people earlier in the 1900s to refer to past eras?

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Like California drying up from human's overuse of the land, does the arid geography in the Middle East (the hub of humanity) have anything to do with the generations of empires that have worked that land?	1	AskHistorians
Besides beard implantation surgery, is there any possible way for someone who isn't predisposed to be able to grow a beard to grow a beard?	1	askscience
Were there ever any past civilizations that had no concept of time?	1	AskHistorians
A lot of great minds suggest that the future of humanity may eventually be on another planet. But wouldn't we be wiped out by new unknown diseases as soon as we got settled on a new earth-like planet? Is there any scientific thought about this issue?	1	askscience
How are scientists addressing the possibility that humanity could be wiped out by new, unknown diseases when eventually settling on another planet?	1	askscience
Humans crush a lot of rock for stuff, are we running out?	1	askscience
If you get lost in the woods in the winter, you're not supposed to eat snow because you become more dehydrated from expending the energy it takes to warm the cold snow. Because heat is essentially the transfer of energy, does that mean drinking a hot beverage energizes my body?	1	askscience
[AMA Request] Christopher Thomas Knight aka "The North Pond Hermit"	1	IAmA
Today we use the term retro to talk about the 50s through the 80s. What were some lay terms used by people earlier in the 1900s to refer to past eras?	0	AskHistorians