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Are animals able to recognize animated animals as their own species in the same way we can recognize animated humans as being human?

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If a bouncy ball hits a non-bouncy surface (concrete), it still bounces very high. What happens if a bouncy ball hits a surface made of the same bouncy material?

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Are Mass and Gravity "Absolutely" Related?

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If I have a near-light-speed object pushing on the short end of an indestructible lever, what would happen to the far end of the lever?

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What happens to our brains when we are bored? Is there a "boredom" chemical that is released?

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If intelligence is such a powerful trait that allowed humans to dominate the world, why aren't other animals evolving to have greater intellect?

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If humans are no longer encountering problems with natural selection, would this mean that our genes are getting worse over time?

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Why are electric motors so much louder than muscles?

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If a person sat in a chair for long enough, is it possible that they'll eventually fuse with it?

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If a person sat in a chair for long enough, is it possible that they'll eventually fuse with it?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are animals able to recognize animated animals as their own species in the same way we can recognize animated humans as being human?	6
If a bouncy ball hits a non-bouncy surface (concrete), it still bounces very high. What happens if a bouncy ball hits a surface made of the same bouncy material?	2
Are Mass and Gravity "Absolutely" Related?	2
If I have a near-light-speed object pushing on the short end of an indestructible lever, what would happen to the far end of the lever?	1
What happens to our brains when we are bored? Is there a "boredom" chemical that is released?	1
If intelligence is such a powerful trait that allowed humans to dominate the world, why aren't other animals evolving to have greater intellect?	1
If humans are no longer encountering problems with natural selection, would this mean that our genes are getting worse over time?	1
Why are electric motors so much louder than muscles?	1
If a person sat in a chair for long enough, is it possible that they'll eventually fuse with it?	1
If a person sat in a chair for long enough, is it possible that they'll eventually fuse with it?	1