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Bees are very useful for the environment because they pollinate flowers: Is there any analogous 'good and important' thing that humans do?

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Why does tobacco make clothes smell so bad?

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How would things be different if the Earth were spinning in the opposite direction?

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Were Latin American military dictatorships during the 20th century more effective in general at diminishing crime than democracies?

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Did dogs evolve to 'manipualte' our feelings?

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Suppose you launched a probe from Earth with an ultra high-res camera pointing at the Sun and made it fly past each of the planets... would the recording you'd get actually look like one of those typical movie 'zooming out from Earth' scenes if you made it fast-forward at a high enough speed?

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Is there a currently agreed upon figure for how many alien civilizations there might be in the universe, or is there no consensus? If there is one, what is the figure, or if there is not, what are the most plausible proposals?

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Would a quantum computer still be describable as a Turing machine?

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What happens to the teeth of people who are in a coma? Do they get cleaned somehow?

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Does the name of the United States of America begin with a U or with a T?

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Bees are very useful for the environment because they pollinate flowers: Is there any analogous 'good and important' thing that humans do?	1	askscience
Why does tobacco make clothes smell so bad?	1	askscience
How would things be different if the Earth were spinning in the opposite direction?	1	askscience
Were Latin American military dictatorships during the 20th century more effective in general at diminishing crime than democracies?	1	AskHistorians
Did dogs evolve to 'manipualte' our feelings?	1	askscience
Suppose you launched a probe from Earth with an ultra high-res camera pointing at the Sun and made it fly past each of the planets... would the recording you'd get actually look like one of those typical movie 'zooming out from Earth' scenes if you made it fast-forward at a high enough speed?	1	askscience
Is there a currently agreed upon figure for how many alien civilizations there might be in the universe, or is there no consensus? If there is one, what is the figure, or if there is not, what are the most plausible proposals?	1	askscience
Would a quantum computer still be describable as a Turing machine?	1	askscience
What happens to the teeth of people who are in a coma? Do they get cleaned somehow?	1	askscience
Does the name of the United States of America begin with a U or with a T?	1	askscience