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What is the apex predator of a typical backyard?

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What are the most valuable historical artifacts that probably exist but have unknown locations today?

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Why do most civil wars seem to be based on Geography?

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Could a spider web cut a bug that flies into it at high speed...you know, like the cable in Ghost Ship?

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If society had a mandatory retirement age of say, 35, would the reduction in the labor pool lead to wage increases making such retirements fiscally possible?

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Why are some movements painful when done quickly but painless when done slowly?

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If each person on earth took a breath simultaneously inside my car, how well would that work out for me?

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What would it mean if every cell in a person's body were as tough as HeLa cells?

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Does the approximately 4 degree slope found in a common chair make any difference in how it functions?

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How likely is it that video games will eventually become a well studied historical pursuit? Is it reasonable to think they would be studied similar to film, art etc?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the apex predator of a typical backyard?	1709	askscience
What are the most valuable historical artifacts that probably exist but have unknown locations today?	1	AskHistorians
Why do most civil wars seem to be based on Geography?	1	AskHistorians
Could a spider web cut a bug that flies into it at high speed...you know, like the cable in Ghost Ship?	1	askscience
If society had a mandatory retirement age of say, 35, would the reduction in the labor pool lead to wage increases making such retirements fiscally possible?	1	askscience
Why are some movements painful when done quickly but painless when done slowly?	1	askscience
If each person on earth took a breath simultaneously inside my car, how well would that work out for me?	1	askscience
What would it mean if every cell in a person's body were as tough as HeLa cells?	1	askscience
Does the approximately 4 degree slope found in a common chair make any difference in how it functions?	1	askscience
How likely is it that video games will eventually become a well studied historical pursuit? Is it reasonable to think they would be studied similar to film, art etc?	1	AskHistorians