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How does "hairball control" cat food prevent my cats from developing hairballs, or does it? And since I assume the food has been specially processed, does it raise any health risks for the cats?

3229 upvotes • r/askscience

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Air conditioners haven't changed much in 50 years. Why are they still so large, noisy, and expensive to operate? Are there any breakthroughs on the horizon?

519 upvotes • r/askscience

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Donald Trump has suggested killing the families of terrorists as a method of discouraging terror. Setting aside the merits of that idea, when is the last time a leading candidate for president openly advocated for the intentional killing of enemy innocents?

434 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Years ago, my father gave me a tip to try to reduce possible injury from a rear-end collision, but now I’m wondering if the physics would really work.

251 upvotes • r/askscience

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I hope this is isn't too broad or frivolous for this subreddit: Has there ever been a culture that did not use (or disapproved of) humor?

78 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Was there ever serious consideration in the Zionist movement about establishing a Jewish homeland that was not located in Palestine?

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Why are there two measurements of how long a battery will discharge a current, mAh and Ah?

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Why did my bottle of mineral water instantly freeze when I opened it?

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I've just learned about the fabulous life and horrible death of Ludwig II of Bavaria. What's a good source for the layman of more information about him? More questions in comments.

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During the time of the US internment camps for Japanese-American citizens, how legitimate was the actual threat of espionage posed by Japanese people living in the US?

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How does "hairball control" cat food prevent my cats from developing hairballs, or does it? And since I assume the food has been specially processed, does it raise any health risks for the cats?	3229	askscience
Air conditioners haven't changed much in 50 years. Why are they still so large, noisy, and expensive to operate? Are there any breakthroughs on the horizon?	519	askscience
Donald Trump has suggested killing the families of terrorists as a method of discouraging terror. Setting aside the merits of that idea, when is the last time a leading candidate for president openly advocated for the intentional killing of enemy innocents?	434	AskHistorians
Years ago, my father gave me a tip to try to reduce possible injury from a rear-end collision, but now I’m wondering if the physics would really work.	251	askscience
I hope this is isn't too broad or frivolous for this subreddit: Has there ever been a culture that did not use (or disapproved of) humor?	78	AskHistorians
Was there ever serious consideration in the Zionist movement about establishing a Jewish homeland that was not located in Palestine?	36	AskHistorians
Why are there two measurements of how long a battery will discharge a current, mAh and Ah?	11	askscience
Why did my bottle of mineral water instantly freeze when I opened it?	8	askscience
I've just learned about the fabulous life and horrible death of Ludwig II of Bavaria. What's a good source for the layman of more information about him? More questions in comments.	6	AskHistorians
During the time of the US internment camps for Japanese-American citizens, how legitimate was the actual threat of espionage posed by Japanese people living in the US?	5	AskHistorians