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Do we have good archaeological evidence of the time(s) when folks in Europe lived roughly in the same was as the Native Americans did (prior to exposure to the West)? Did we do things roughly the same way?

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Why do some people identify as transgender, i.e. not with their birth gender? (Do we know if it's more nature, or nurture? Have we identified the mechanisms responsible? etc...)

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Is it actually possible to reduce milkfat? (I mean, opposite of oxidize) and what would happen?

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Is there evidence that people become less moral when they know how long they have to live (e.g. because they have a disease with a known life expectancy)? (analogous to how the prisoner's dilemma arises when the last game is known)

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What was the max landing speed that the Apollo lunar lander was designed for, and what (exactly) would have happened if this was exceeded?

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When the forecast is "100% rain" (i.e. it is going to rain), what percentage of a volume air is actually going to consist of rain (by volume)?

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If Typhoid Mary had washed her hands, would she not have gotten all those people sick?

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Is there a portion of the sun that is either liquid or solid? (If not, can I reasonably claim that the earth is bigger than the sun "if you don't include their atmospheres"?)

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Taking the popular "tennis ball bouncing off a train" analogy literally (with the satellite as a tennis ball and the planet as a train): are the effects of a gravity assist on the orbits the same as if the satellite had literally bounced off the planet surface at that angle?

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Does there exist any research into gender differences on "panel-style" TV & radio shows? -- i.e., has it been demonstrated that male panelists tend to interrupt & speak over the female panelists?

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Do we have good archaeological evidence of the time(s) when folks in Europe lived roughly in the same was as the Native Americans did (prior to exposure to the West)? Did we do things roughly the same way?	1	askscience
Why do some people identify as transgender, i.e. not with their birth gender? (Do we know if it's more nature, or nurture? Have we identified the mechanisms responsible? etc...)	1	askscience
Is it actually possible to reduce milkfat? (I mean, opposite of oxidize) and what would happen?	1	askscience
Is there evidence that people become less moral when they know how long they have to live (e.g. because they have a disease with a known life expectancy)? (analogous to how the prisoner's dilemma arises when the last game is known)	1	askscience
What was the max landing speed that the Apollo lunar lander was designed for, and what (exactly) would have happened if this was exceeded?	1	askscience
When the forecast is "100% rain" (i.e. it is going to rain), what percentage of a volume air is actually going to consist of rain (by volume)?	1	askscience
If Typhoid Mary had washed her hands, would she not have gotten all those people sick?	1	askscience
Is there a portion of the sun that is either liquid or solid? (If not, can I reasonably claim that the earth is bigger than the sun "if you don't include their atmospheres"?)	1	askscience
Taking the popular "tennis ball bouncing off a train" analogy literally (with the satellite as a tennis ball and the planet as a train): are the effects of a gravity assist on the orbits the same as if the satellite had literally bounced off the planet surface at that angle?	1	askscience
Does there exist any research into gender differences on "panel-style" TV & radio shows? -- i.e., has it been demonstrated that male panelists tend to interrupt & speak over the female panelists?	1	askscience