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Scientists confirm that COVID-19 was not man-made because when they ran a simulation of the mutation of the virus, the result was that a lab-made development would not have been successful, making it unlikely for someone to develop an ineffective virus. How is nature able to "outsmart" a computer?

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What gave humans the ability to create and communicate in multiple complex languages when compared to other animals?

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What are the historical origins and the cultural reasonings behind the pattern where left-handedness was stigmatised and associated with negative things such as Satanism and criminal intent?

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Why is cancer so prevalent and why is it difficult to treat?

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How does herd immunity work if I am a person who is immune to the virus but can still potentially transfer it to those who are vulnerable via touch or air transmission?

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Evolution dictates that when species evolve, they are given traits to better suit their environment and enhance their survivability. So what about animals that are coloured or have certain patterns that make them instantly identifiable by predators?

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The world of today is constantly advancing at a very fast pace and we live in an era of abundance. Our attention spans are also limited and we cannot attend to every single thing in any given time. Does this mean that the fear of missing out (FOMO) is an actual phenomenon that is not studied enough?

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How is the COVID-19 virus able to make variants of itself with completely different mortality rates in such a short period of time?

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After the pandemic is over, how will scientists be able to collect all of the disposed masks, gloves and other protective materials to use or recycle them instead of ending up as waste?

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Many powers throughout history praised the Roman Empire and wanted to copy, revive or continue the running of the empire and proclaiming themselves as the "successors" of the empire. However, many of these powers either failed or did not last as long. Why was this the case?

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Scientists confirm that COVID-19 was not man-made because when they ran a simulation of the mutation of the virus, the result was that a lab-made development would not have been successful, making it unlikely for someone to develop an ineffective virus. How is nature able to "outsmart" a computer?	1	askscience
What gave humans the ability to create and communicate in multiple complex languages when compared to other animals?	1	askscience
What are the historical origins and the cultural reasonings behind the pattern where left-handedness was stigmatised and associated with negative things such as Satanism and criminal intent?	1	askscience
Why is cancer so prevalent and why is it difficult to treat?	1	askscience
How does herd immunity work if I am a person who is immune to the virus but can still potentially transfer it to those who are vulnerable via touch or air transmission?	1	askscience
Evolution dictates that when species evolve, they are given traits to better suit their environment and enhance their survivability. So what about animals that are coloured or have certain patterns that make them instantly identifiable by predators?	1	askscience
The world of today is constantly advancing at a very fast pace and we live in an era of abundance. Our attention spans are also limited and we cannot attend to every single thing in any given time. Does this mean that the fear of missing out (FOMO) is an actual phenomenon that is not studied enough?	1	askscience
How is the COVID-19 virus able to make variants of itself with completely different mortality rates in such a short period of time?	1	askscience
After the pandemic is over, how will scientists be able to collect all of the disposed masks, gloves and other protective materials to use or recycle them instead of ending up as waste?	1	askscience
Many powers throughout history praised the Roman Empire and wanted to copy, revive or continue the running of the empire and proclaiming themselves as the "successors" of the empire. However, many of these powers either failed or did not last as long. Why was this the case?	1	AskHistorians