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Inspired by the other half-life question: How does one calculate the amount of something if it hasn't completed a full half life?

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What exactly is happening when boiled greens turn yellow?

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What's the best way to clean your ass after pooping?

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Have any animals ever been germline edited?

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How many genes would you have to change to turn a white person black?

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Why is sugar antibacterial?

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Does hot water actually "dilate your pores"? And does it dilate hair follicles too, making it easier to pluck hair out?

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How come fat doesn't go bad, while sugar and protein do?

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Before I can make something slide, I have to overcome static friction. What if I'm making something roll?

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Shouldn't current GMO crops have occurred naturally, by evolution?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Inspired by the other half-life question: How does one calculate the amount of something if it hasn't completed a full half life?	1
What exactly is happening when boiled greens turn yellow?	1
What's the best way to clean your ass after pooping?	1
Have any animals ever been germline edited?	1
How many genes would you have to change to turn a white person black?	1
Why is sugar antibacterial?	1
Does hot water actually "dilate your pores"? And does it dilate hair follicles too, making it easier to pluck hair out?	1
How come fat doesn't go bad, while sugar and protein do?	1
Before I can make something slide, I have to overcome static friction. What if I'm making something roll?	1
Shouldn't current GMO crops have occurred naturally, by evolution?	0