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What is the ideal temperature of surroundings for humans?

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If one had an infinite amount of carbon and hydrogen, and let them react, which hydrocarbon would be formed?

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How does water affect the resonant frequency of a glass?

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What would the implications be if water were more dense as a solid than as a liquid?

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Where did humans get their calcium before they evolved their ability to digest lactose?

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Does the rate at which time passes ever change?

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With it being New Year's Eve, the masses need a scientific consensus. Is there any way to get rid of a hangover, really?

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Is intelligence genetic? Or does it only result from being raised by intelligent people?

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Can animals differentiate between genders in humans?

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For extremely low frequencies, how is sound even produced?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the ideal temperature of surroundings for humans?	527
If one had an infinite amount of carbon and hydrogen, and let them react, which hydrocarbon would be formed?	5
How does water affect the resonant frequency of a glass?	5
What would the implications be if water were more dense as a solid than as a liquid?	4
Where did humans get their calcium before they evolved their ability to digest lactose?	3
Does the rate at which time passes ever change?	2
With it being New Year's Eve, the masses need a scientific consensus. Is there any way to get rid of a hangover, really?	2
Is intelligence genetic? Or does it only result from being raised by intelligent people?	1
Can animals differentiate between genders in humans?	1
For extremely low frequencies, how is sound even produced?	1