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Is there a higher chance of dying of blood loss if you injure your left arm vs. right arm?

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If a species migrated from tropical climates to arctic climates and were separated for many generations, we would see significant divergence between those groups on almost every level, and that is in fact what we always see. Why then do we ignore the differences in geographically separate humans?

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How many diagnosable illnesses that come and go are we afflicted with throughout the year that we may never be aware of?

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How many watts could be saved each year if YouTube allowed users to listen to audio content with their screen off?

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What toxic chemicals / compounds smell and / or taste amazing?

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If you spin something in space it will keep on spinning. If you were in a space suit and were left spinning at some very high speed, what would if feel like, and would there be a speed that would be fatal?

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Did any of the "bio-robots" at the time of the Chernobyl incident have any idea whatsoever what they were getting themselves in for?

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Would a professional swimmer coated in the latest hydrophobic material (the kind that electronic devices are starting to be coated with) have an edge over the competition?

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If you had a superhuman AI working for thousands of years on developing the best possible operating system for an iPhone X say, how much more capable and efficient of an operating system might be possible with this sort of hardware limitation?

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Why is it that when I'm resting in a chair and I'm startled, I can feel my heart rate slow down dramatically, but feel it beating way more intensely?

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Is there a higher chance of dying of blood loss if you injure your left arm vs. right arm?	1	askscience
If a species migrated from tropical climates to arctic climates and were separated for many generations, we would see significant divergence between those groups on almost every level, and that is in fact what we always see. Why then do we ignore the differences in geographically separate humans?	1	askscience
How many diagnosable illnesses that come and go are we afflicted with throughout the year that we may never be aware of?	1	askscience
How many watts could be saved each year if YouTube allowed users to listen to audio content with their screen off?	1	askscience
What toxic chemicals / compounds smell and / or taste amazing?	1	askscience
If you spin something in space it will keep on spinning. If you were in a space suit and were left spinning at some very high speed, what would if feel like, and would there be a speed that would be fatal?	1	askscience
Did any of the "bio-robots" at the time of the Chernobyl incident have any idea whatsoever what they were getting themselves in for?	0	askscience
Would a professional swimmer coated in the latest hydrophobic material (the kind that electronic devices are starting to be coated with) have an edge over the competition?	0	askscience
If you had a superhuman AI working for thousands of years on developing the best possible operating system for an iPhone X say, how much more capable and efficient of an operating system might be possible with this sort of hardware limitation?	0	askscience
Why is it that when I'm resting in a chair and I'm startled, I can feel my heart rate slow down dramatically, but feel it beating way more intensely?	0	askscience