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Kind of an odd/gross question, but why are we less offended by the smell of our own flatulence?

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A couple of questions about memory.

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Why aren't shadows completely opaque?

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Do underwater animals like fish have a sense of balance like land mammals do?

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When archaeologists discover entire parts of ancient cities, do they also determine how the city became lost in the first place? If so, how?

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How does vocal imitation work?

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What is temper, and what causes people to have varying degrees of temperament?

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Would a 100% colorblind person still be able to distinguish colors based on various shades of gray?

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What causes the "shadows" that are left behind by nuclear explosions?

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Why did my frozen onion seem to arc in the microwave?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Kind of an odd/gross question, but why are we less offended by the smell of our own flatulence?	32
A couple of questions about memory.	20
Why aren't shadows completely opaque?	11
Do underwater animals like fish have a sense of balance like land mammals do?	9
When archaeologists discover entire parts of ancient cities, do they also determine how the city became lost in the first place? If so, how?	7
How does vocal imitation work?	6
What is temper, and what causes people to have varying degrees of temperament?	5
Would a 100% colorblind person still be able to distinguish colors based on various shades of gray?	4
What causes the "shadows" that are left behind by nuclear explosions?	4
Why did my frozen onion seem to arc in the microwave?	4