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Why do clothes feel crunchy when you air dry them, but soft out of the dryer?

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Why does your throat hurt when you are sick?

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Why does light go through glass and not other materials?

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What’s the most technically difficult surgery to perform?

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How do Stephen Hawking’s contributions to science compare to someone like Einstein?

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Why do knives cut through things easier if you pull the knife parallel to the surface rather than just pushing into the object?

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Is there any truth to the idea that fatigue on a particular day is more related to the sleep you got two nights before rather than the sleep you get the night before the day in question?

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What other animals besides humans celebrate things?

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Why does light go through glass but not other objects? Are the photons leaving the glass the same photons that entered?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do clothes feel crunchy when you air dry them, but soft out of the dryer?	7247
Why does your throat hurt when you are sick?	5
Why does light go through glass and not other materials?	1
What’s the most technically difficult surgery to perform?	1
How do Stephen Hawking’s contributions to science compare to someone like Einstein?	1
Why do knives cut through things easier if you pull the knife parallel to the surface rather than just pushing into the object?	1
Is there any truth to the idea that fatigue on a particular day is more related to the sleep you got two nights before rather than the sleep you get the night before the day in question?	1
What other animals besides humans celebrate things?	1
Why does light go through glass but not other objects? Are the photons leaving the glass the same photons that entered?	1