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If you were submerged in water that was slightly above body temperature, would you eventually get heat stroke?

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If you were submerged in slightly above body temperature water, would you eventually get heat stroke?

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If humans evolved to have good endurance and be distance runners (ie. persistence hunting), why do our knees seem to wear out so easily with too much running?

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"For my first wish, I wish to be fabulously wealthy!" But rather than magic-ing the money, the genie instead runs off and returns a few hours later blood splattered and carrying bags full of stolen valuables.

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Is there any action that most animals can do but humans cannot?

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From an evolution standpoint, why isn't promiscuity more common in humans?

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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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A modern day competitive bodybuilder finds himself whisked back in time to ancient Greece. Coincidentally he arrives in a temple full of statues of muscular and perfect-bodied gods.

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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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Why are electric motors so much louder than muscles?

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If you were submerged in water that was slightly above body temperature, would you eventually get heat stroke?	1	askscience
If you were submerged in slightly above body temperature water, would you eventually get heat stroke?	1	askscience
If humans evolved to have good endurance and be distance runners (ie. persistence hunting), why do our knees seem to wear out so easily with too much running?	1	askscience
"For my first wish, I wish to be fabulously wealthy!" But rather than magic-ing the money, the genie instead runs off and returns a few hours later blood splattered and carrying bags full of stolen valuables.	1	WritingPrompts
Is there any action that most animals can do but humans cannot?	1	askscience
From an evolution standpoint, why isn't promiscuity more common in humans?	1	askscience
If a person sat in a chair for long enough, is it possible that they'll eventually fuse with it?	1	askscience
A modern day competitive bodybuilder finds himself whisked back in time to ancient Greece. Coincidentally he arrives in a temple full of statues of muscular and perfect-bodied gods.	1	WritingPrompts
If a person sat in a chair for long enough, is it possible that they'll eventually fuse with it?	1	askscience
Why are electric motors so much louder than muscles?	1	askscience