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If all the cells in our body replace themselves over the course of a few years, why does aging occur?

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In movies, when someone is recovering from a heart attack they're weak and need help walking, if not bedbound. Is this accurate?

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What is it about brain size vs body size that determines how intelligent an animal is?

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Do people with high alcohol tolerance have a lower BAC, or does it just effect them less with the same BAC?

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Is the fact that all the planets rotate around the sun at the exact perfect speed to not get sucked in, nor get flung out into space just pure dumb luck? Or is there a mechanic that equalizes this?

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You know when you're drunk and something traumatic happens (maybe you hurt yourself or get some really bad news or something) and you instantly sober up? Does your BAC actually go down when that happens?

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When will homo sapiens evolve in to something new? How will we know?

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If nothing can travel faster than the speed of light, and if we are to believe the big bang theory, then how can the universe possibly be any more than 13.8 billion lightyears big?

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when people say "99% of all species that have ever existed are extinct", does that include bacteria?

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In the future when we start mining astroids and other planets and bringing foreign mass to earth, how will that effect our gravity and orbit?

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If all the cells in our body replace themselves over the course of a few years, why does aging occur?	1	askscience
In movies, when someone is recovering from a heart attack they're weak and need help walking, if not bedbound. Is this accurate?	1	askscience
What is it about brain size vs body size that determines how intelligent an animal is?	1	askscience
Do people with high alcohol tolerance have a lower BAC, or does it just effect them less with the same BAC?	1	askscience
Is the fact that all the planets rotate around the sun at the exact perfect speed to not get sucked in, nor get flung out into space just pure dumb luck? Or is there a mechanic that equalizes this?	1	askscience
You know when you're drunk and something traumatic happens (maybe you hurt yourself or get some really bad news or something) and you instantly sober up? Does your BAC actually go down when that happens?	1	askscience
When will homo sapiens evolve in to something new? How will we know?	1	askscience
If nothing can travel faster than the speed of light, and if we are to believe the big bang theory, then how can the universe possibly be any more than 13.8 billion lightyears big?	1	askscience
when people say "99% of all species that have ever existed are extinct", does that include bacteria?	1	askscience
In the future when we start mining astroids and other planets and bringing foreign mass to earth, how will that effect our gravity and orbit?	1	askscience