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Why does urination occur in the sex organs?

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Crosspost from /r/answers: Can deaf people understand the concept of a rhyme?

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Could we make synthetic honey using the same methods bees do but on a larger scale?

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How strong of an environmental impact does discarded glass cause?

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How long would I have to drive in a car at a constant 55 MPH to where the clock in the car would be a minute off due to relativity?

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Why is the "default" cooking temperature 350 degrees Fahrenheit?

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What are atoms "made of"?

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If we're inside the Milky Way Galaxy, how do we have pictures of it?

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Will Pangea eventually reform, since the continents are constantly drifting apart, and since the earth is a sphere they're drifting together as well?

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If homosexuality is completely genetic, and it became a worldwide social norm, would it eventually die out from lack of passing the gene on?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why does urination occur in the sex organs?	52
Crosspost from /r/answers: Can deaf people understand the concept of a rhyme?	10
Could we make synthetic honey using the same methods bees do but on a larger scale?	8
How strong of an environmental impact does discarded glass cause?	7
How long would I have to drive in a car at a constant 55 MPH to where the clock in the car would be a minute off due to relativity?	6
Why is the "default" cooking temperature 350 degrees Fahrenheit?	5
What are atoms "made of"?	3
If we're inside the Milky Way Galaxy, how do we have pictures of it?	3
Will Pangea eventually reform, since the continents are constantly drifting apart, and since the earth is a sphere they're drifting together as well?	2
If homosexuality is completely genetic, and it became a worldwide social norm, would it eventually die out from lack of passing the gene on?	2