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While an intelligent species, intelligence varies greatly among humans. Has this same disparity been obserbed in other species?

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How does most body hair seemingly know when to stop growing at a certain length, such as on your arms and legs?

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Well after active use, media such as DVD's, cassette tapes and Flash Memory all have an estimated "shelf life" before their data can potentially become corrupt. Does the human brain have a known or estimated "shelf life"?

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If I gently press against my inner eye near the bridge of my nose, I see a black spot on the far outside edge of my vision. Why is that?

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Why do foods smell and taste better when you're hungry?

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Given the propensity for a large group of viruses to struggle with stability in warmer temperatures, is it possible that Global Warming could potentially lessen the likelihood of pandemics such as SARS-CoV2, in the future?

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What actually happens when your body "gets used to" cold pool water?

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Is it possible for a less deadly viral variant to overtake a less deadly variant?

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Based on Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, I assume that all matter will eventually become one small, dense "universal object". Is there a theory on what we believe is the smallest that this "universal object" could become? And if so, how was this theory founded and tested?

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How do our brains seemingly know the position of our limbs without having to actually be looking at them? Allowing us to do things like easily climb stairs and play catch.

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While an intelligent species, intelligence varies greatly among humans. Has this same disparity been obserbed in other species?	1
How does most body hair seemingly know when to stop growing at a certain length, such as on your arms and legs?	1
Well after active use, media such as DVD's, cassette tapes and Flash Memory all have an estimated "shelf life" before their data can potentially become corrupt. Does the human brain have a known or estimated "shelf life"?	1
If I gently press against my inner eye near the bridge of my nose, I see a black spot on the far outside edge of my vision. Why is that?	1
Why do foods smell and taste better when you're hungry?	1
Given the propensity for a large group of viruses to struggle with stability in warmer temperatures, is it possible that Global Warming could potentially lessen the likelihood of pandemics such as SARS-CoV2, in the future?	1
What actually happens when your body "gets used to" cold pool water?	1
Is it possible for a less deadly viral variant to overtake a less deadly variant?	1
Based on Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, I assume that all matter will eventually become one small, dense "universal object". Is there a theory on what we believe is the smallest that this "universal object" could become? And if so, how was this theory founded and tested?	1
How do our brains seemingly know the position of our limbs without having to actually be looking at them? Allowing us to do things like easily climb stairs and play catch.	0