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If you drink too much fizzy drink on one go it can start to hurt your mouth/throat. If I just kept going through the pain barrier could I do some damage to myself?

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When you hurt yourself, why do you instinctively grab the affected area?

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Is it possible for water to be deep enough so that the pressure would stop an air bubble rising to the top?

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Why do people cover their mouth with their hand when they witness something shocking or upsetting?

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Why is it that if we repeat a word a few times in a row it starts to sound strange and lose its meaning?

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Is it only a blow to the face or head that can knock you out or can you get knocked unconscious some other way?

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If the earth's surface is 75% water is it just a coincidence that there is land covering the north and south poles?

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Can you only get knocked out from being hit in the face/head?

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Why can’t I hear myself snore?

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Was it just a case of tough shit for people with bad eyesight before optics were discovered?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If you drink too much fizzy drink on one go it can start to hurt your mouth/throat. If I just kept going through the pain barrier could I do some damage to myself?	1	askscience
When you hurt yourself, why do you instinctively grab the affected area?	1	askscience
Is it possible for water to be deep enough so that the pressure would stop an air bubble rising to the top?	1	askscience
Why do people cover their mouth with their hand when they witness something shocking or upsetting?	1	askscience
Why is it that if we repeat a word a few times in a row it starts to sound strange and lose its meaning?	1	askscience
Is it only a blow to the face or head that can knock you out or can you get knocked unconscious some other way?	1	askscience
If the earth's surface is 75% water is it just a coincidence that there is land covering the north and south poles?	1	askscience
Can you only get knocked out from being hit in the face/head?	1	askscience
Why can’t I hear myself snore?	1	askscience
Was it just a case of tough shit for people with bad eyesight before optics were discovered?	1	askscience