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What are those big blue and red cells in this picture of a tree branch under a microscope?

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Is there some truth to the idea that both our brain hemispheres, which usually work together, could obtain their own 'personality' when somehow the connections between the two are severed? Or is it utter nonsense?

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What are the actual rigorous explanations/solutions to these common oversights in physics from Flammable Maths' YouTube video?

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What's the catch in the recent study from Tel Aviv University on oxygen therapy for reversing aging?

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Is the weightloss explanation from this tiktok playlist correct? My understanding was always that weightloss is simply a calories in vs calories out energy balance

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When I roll around on my upper back on a foam roller and afterwards feel like my posture has improved and my upper back feels more flexible, it's it just because I stretched and relaxed those muscles or do I actually make my spine itself more flexible?

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What are those big blue and red cells in this picture of a tree branch under a microscope?	1	askscience
Is there some truth to the idea that both our brain hemispheres, which usually work together, could obtain their own 'personality' when somehow the connections between the two are severed? Or is it utter nonsense?	1	askscience
What are the actual rigorous explanations/solutions to these common oversights in physics from Flammable Maths' YouTube video?	1	askscience
What's the catch in the recent study from Tel Aviv University on oxygen therapy for reversing aging?	1	askscience
Is the weightloss explanation from this tiktok playlist correct? My understanding was always that weightloss is simply a calories in vs calories out energy balance	1	askscience
When I roll around on my upper back on a foam roller and afterwards feel like my posture has improved and my upper back feels more flexible, it's it just because I stretched and relaxed those muscles or do I actually make my spine itself more flexible?	1	askscience