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How did humans, uniquely among all living things, ended up with a nudity taboo?

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Could someone explain this diagram about spacetime dimensionality? How do multiple time dimensions even work?

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Why does flu come in seasons?

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Are sexual fetishes inborn or learned?

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If aging is accumulation of DNA damage, then how come babies are so remarkably young, given that they have been produced from their parents' aging cells?

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If I shine sunlight on a piece of glass, it does not significantly heat up, because it's transparent, and the light comes right through. But what if I work on it with sandpaper first, making it less transparent?

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Do computer parts wear down over use?

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What were the pros and cons of various medieval weapons? How would I decide if I should use a sword, a spear, or a battle-ax?

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Where do sexual fetishes come from? Why do people even end up desiring some weird and arbitrary things that don't seem to be related to reproduction?

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Was Jesus asexual?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How did humans, uniquely among all living things, ended up with a nudity taboo?	1	askscience
Could someone explain this diagram about spacetime dimensionality? How do multiple time dimensions even work?	1	askscience
Why does flu come in seasons?	1	askscience
Are sexual fetishes inborn or learned?	1	askscience
If aging is accumulation of DNA damage, then how come babies are so remarkably young, given that they have been produced from their parents' aging cells?	1	askscience
If I shine sunlight on a piece of glass, it does not significantly heat up, because it's transparent, and the light comes right through. But what if I work on it with sandpaper first, making it less transparent?	1	askscience
Do computer parts wear down over use?	0	askscience
What were the pros and cons of various medieval weapons? How would I decide if I should use a sword, a spear, or a battle-ax?	0	AskHistorians
Where do sexual fetishes come from? Why do people even end up desiring some weird and arbitrary things that don't seem to be related to reproduction?	0	askscience
Was Jesus asexual?	0	AskHistorians