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Rotation inertia question: why doesn't the change in direction of each portion of an object, needed to keep the object spinning, constitute an acceleration, requiring work?

22 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why isn't forced copulation the norm in the Animal Kingdom?

18 upvotes • r/askscience

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How did the secondary leadership of the Nazis ( Himmler, Goeballs, etc..) become household names while the same was, I presume, was not true for the Allies or other axis powers?

15 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why do flu vaccines need to be adapted to the latest variation but not others such as MMR or chickenpox?

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Let's talk about leg number: Why do (most) mammals have four, insects have six and arachnids eight?

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Were many Northerners actually willing to fight and die for the freedom of Southern slaves or only to save the Union?

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Were grand social theories (e.g. Communism, Socialism) primarily a 20th century phenomenon? If so, why?

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If we didn't need to use water as a means of excreting toxins (urinating) or regulating temperature (sweating) could we simply recycle water in our bodies indefinitely.

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Where do legends come from?

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Why would fruit be both poisonous AND brightly colored?

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Rotation inertia question: why doesn't the change in direction of each portion of an object, needed to keep the object spinning, constitute an acceleration, requiring work?	22	askscience
Why isn't forced copulation the norm in the Animal Kingdom?	18	askscience
How did the secondary leadership of the Nazis ( Himmler, Goeballs, etc..) become household names while the same was, I presume, was not true for the Allies or other axis powers?	15	AskHistorians
Why do flu vaccines need to be adapted to the latest variation but not others such as MMR or chickenpox?	14	askscience
Let's talk about leg number: Why do (most) mammals have four, insects have six and arachnids eight?	14	askscience
Were many Northerners actually willing to fight and die for the freedom of Southern slaves or only to save the Union?	13	AskHistorians
Were grand social theories (e.g. Communism, Socialism) primarily a 20th century phenomenon? If so, why?	11	AskHistorians
If we didn't need to use water as a means of excreting toxins (urinating) or regulating temperature (sweating) could we simply recycle water in our bodies indefinitely.	10	askscience
Where do legends come from?	10	AskHistorians
Why would fruit be both poisonous AND brightly colored?	9	askscience