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"Thermodynamics correctly interpreted does not does not allow Darwinian evolution, it explains it." Can someone expand on that quote?

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Since natural rocks have a higher compression strength than concrete, is it possible to melt down and recast rocks for use in structural supports?

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How efficient is it to skip vs running?

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What's the effective radius of coverage for a lightning rod?

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Downtown Portland, OR gets a huge influx of crows right when everyone is going home. Why? Does that happen in other cities in the world?

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What does it mean be to be 4.3% Neanderthal?

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When studying the history of a dictatorship, or multiple ones, are there things in common when they are first arising?

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What would the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs have looked like to an observer on the ground?

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Why don't pandemics start from human borne pathogens?

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Are there any examples of bacteria, or experiments, that have more than one circular DNA?

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"Thermodynamics correctly interpreted does not does not allow Darwinian evolution, it explains it." Can someone expand on that quote?	1	askscience
Since natural rocks have a higher compression strength than concrete, is it possible to melt down and recast rocks for use in structural supports?	1	askscience
How efficient is it to skip vs running?	1	askscience
What's the effective radius of coverage for a lightning rod?	1	askscience
Downtown Portland, OR gets a huge influx of crows right when everyone is going home. Why? Does that happen in other cities in the world?	1	askscience
What does it mean be to be 4.3% Neanderthal?	1	askscience
When studying the history of a dictatorship, or multiple ones, are there things in common when they are first arising?	1	AskHistorians
What would the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs have looked like to an observer on the ground?	1	askscience
Why don't pandemics start from human borne pathogens?	1	askscience
Are there any examples of bacteria, or experiments, that have more than one circular DNA?	0	askscience