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Why does every human has a unqiue voice, and how come voice artists are able to replicate other's voice so authentically?

10028 upvotes • r/askscience

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what is the science behind soccer ball bending/curving ?

51 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why do most of the word definitions I search on Google have a historical usage curve like this?

46 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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What is the biggest example we have of a group of soldiers or even an army refusing to carry out the orders of the authority on the basis of morality ?

32 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why is Islam called religion of peace by some ?

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Why is that a really bad smell continues to stink even after removing self from the source ?

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Why was USSR denied admission in NATO ?

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Is the assignment, positive and negative, to the charges completely arbitrary? Or is there an actual mathematical significance for doing so.

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"USA won every single battle in Vietnam". I often hear this claim when it comes to Vietnam war, how much truth is there to it?

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I learned in a YouTube video that Spearheads were known to be the earliest human weapons at around 400,000 BC while boomerangs were second at around 23000 BC. Is it true that for these 377,000 years, or around 94% of all human weapons history, Spears were the only weapons?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why does every human has a unqiue voice, and how come voice artists are able to replicate other's voice so authentically?	10028	askscience
what is the science behind soccer ball bending/curving ?	51	askscience
Why do most of the word definitions I search on Google have a historical usage curve like this?	46	AskHistorians
What is the biggest example we have of a group of soldiers or even an army refusing to carry out the orders of the authority on the basis of morality ?	32	AskHistorians
Why is Islam called religion of peace by some ?	20	AskHistorians
Why is that a really bad smell continues to stink even after removing self from the source ?	14	askscience
Why was USSR denied admission in NATO ?	10	AskHistorians
Is the assignment, positive and negative, to the charges completely arbitrary? Or is there an actual mathematical significance for doing so.	10	askscience
"USA won every single battle in Vietnam". I often hear this claim when it comes to Vietnam war, how much truth is there to it?	5	AskHistorians
I learned in a YouTube video that Spearheads were known to be the earliest human weapons at around 400,000 BC while boomerangs were second at around 23000 BC. Is it true that for these 377,000 years, or around 94% of all human weapons history, Spears were the only weapons?	4	AskHistorians