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The unique nature of water water is a special molecule which forms a hexagonal hydrogen bond (there are always 6 molecules of water bound to each other) liquid water has more energy than ice, which means it can break free of this configuration, but as water freezes it looses energy and the ice reconfigures into the hexagon creating large spaces in between the water molecules this makes the water expand, and as it expands, the mass doesn't change, well density = m / v if the volume increases, density decreases in gas form, water breaks free from its hydrogen bonds and seperates itself, which is why vapor is the least dense form edit: the ability to "put your hand through" ice, is not because of its density

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Why does caffeine makes anxiety disorders worse? 

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Why does caffeine makes anxiety disorders worse? 

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What is the ideal amount of time you look at your computer consistently?

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What is the ideal amount of time you look at your computer consistently?

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None

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Do anorexic people eat things? Do they suffer  biologically while eating?

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Do anorexic people eat things? Do they suffer  biologically while eating?

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No it is only psychological you dumb ass Sherlock from 2 years ago

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What is the best age to be vegetarian? (During this age, the lack of other substance will not affect growth)

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What is the best age to be vegetarian? (During this age, the lack of other substance will not affect growth)

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What is the anatomy in birds and how are they similar and different from humans?

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What is the anatomy in birds and how are they similar and different from humans?

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http://www.preservearticles.com/201012291928/glass-types.html

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The casein protein molecules are typically suspended somewhat uniformly throughout the milk and are spherical, about a micrometer across.  The reason they are typically somewhat uniformly suspended in the liquid is because kappa-casein molecules have a negative electrical charge, so they repel each other.

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The casein protein molecules are typically suspended somewhat uniformly throughout the milk and are spherical, about a micrometer across.  The reason they are typically somewhat uniformly suspended in the liquid is because kappa-casein molecules have a negative electrical charge, so they repel each other.

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http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/10/why-milk-is-white/

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Why does some milk originally taste sweet?

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Why does some milk originally taste sweet?

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Lactose- Sugar of milk
If milk wasn't sweet, meaning it doesn't have sugar, giving no glucose, there would be no point in giving milk to babies. All milk taste sweet and some are sweeter than others.

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87 % water and 13 % dry substance.

Dry substance includes: Moisture
Fat
Proteins
Lactose (milk sugar)
Minerals (Ash)

This is also related to milk powder for babies- add water to the powder and it becomes milk.

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“The number of times a bird poops in a day loosely correlates to its size,” Zielezienski said. “Smaller birds eliminate more frequently than larger birds. A budgie may excrete 40 to 50 times in a day, whereas a macaw may only go 15 or 20 times.”

Burkett said that birds poop so frequently because they have a high metabolic rate and process food quickly. “In order to fly efficiently and quickly, birds need to carry as little weight as possible, so they evacuate their cloaca frequently.”

http://petcha.com/pets/all-you-ever-wanted-to-know-about-bird-poop/

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Why does it feel itchy when the skin is dry?

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Why does it feel itchy when the skin is dry?

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What actually happens to your brain when you think, learn and notice(Temperature, Taste)?

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What actually happens to your brain when you think, learn and notice(Temperature, Taste)?

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Do people born with their self-esteem? How to gain confidence?

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Do people born with their self-esteem? How to gain confidence?

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Do vegetarians get fat easily and how common is it? Where does this fat come from?

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Do vegetarians get fat easily and how common is it? Where does this fat come from?

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Why do we want to pee so much sometimes?

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Why do we want to pee so much sometimes?

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Hypothesis: Because hormones are secreted to tell us that our bladder is full. Also when the bladder is full, it becomes turgid and make the person uncomfortable.

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Bird reserved section <3<3<3 "All birds should be loved."- Sherlock Wu

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Bird reserved section <3<3<3 "All birds should be loved."- Sherlock Wu

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1. Cockatiel
2. African Grey Parrots
3. Budgerigars
4. Cockatoos
5. Conures
6. Macaws
7.Poicephalus
8. Amazon Parrots
9. Quaker Parrots
10. Pionus Parrots

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Why are there blue(sharp colour) spiders?

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Why are there blue(sharp colour) spiders?

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PE have been staying in the box for about a few days without any food...

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PE have been staying in the box for about a few days without any food...

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Ego always get stuck in prayer's silk... I wonder if spiders can escape other spider's silk.

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Ego always get stuck in prayer's silk... I wonder if spiders can escape other spider's silk.

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Prayer is the one that makes silk and Ego is the one that doesn't. Ego is slightly bigger than Prayer though.

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Do different spiders make different shapes of webs?

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Do different spiders make different shapes of webs?

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Being a spider, size doesn't matter: the webs and strings are all it takes to be the king.

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Being a spider, size doesn't matter: the webs and strings are all it takes to be the king.

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Can humans survive in an environment with only oxygen?

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Can humans survive in an environment with only oxygen?

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Answer: 21% of the atmosphere is optimal amount of partial pressure of Oxygen to sustain life on Earth. However, at elevated levels of Oxygen results in harmful effects in living tissue.
Breathing of 100% oxygen at atmospheric pressure causes :
1) Fluid accumulates in the lungs.
2) Gas flow across the alveoli slows down, meaning that the person has to breathe more to get enough oxygen.
3) Chest pains occur during deep breathing.
4) The total volume of exchangeable air in the lung decreases by 17%
5) Mucus plugs local areas of collapsed alveoli -- a condition
called Atelectasis.

This is due to Oxygen Toxicity. In humans, oxygen toxicity can result in cell damage and death, with effects most often seen in the central nervous system, lungs and eyes.
The result of breathing elevated partial pressures of oxygen is Hyperoxia , an excess of oxygen in body tissues.
Secondly removal of all greenhouse gasses from atmosphere will drastically decrease the atmospheric temperature to sub-zero levels, and that itself means the end of human life.

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Why do we secret more saliva when we taste something sour?

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Why do we secret more saliva when we taste something sour?

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Hypothesis: Sour things are acidic, snd we use saliva to neutralise the sour things in the mouth.

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Why does the body secret things while imagining things?

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Why does the body secret things while imagining things?

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What is the form of fire?(Solid, liquid, gas)

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What is the form of fire?(Solid, liquid, gas)

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It is merely energy. Waves.

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What are some feelings that only humans have?

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What are some feelings that only humans have?

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Sympathy

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Some good vegetarian recipes (click for clear image)

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Some good vegetarian recipes (click for clear image)

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/deenashanker/more-to-life-than-pasta-maybe?utm_term=.kbnGaKGMV#.aqgLE8LRv

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Why do some of us don't like to be touched while some do?

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Why do some of us don't like to be touched while some do?

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What kind of nutrients do you need to gain if you become a vegetarian?

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What kind of nutrients do you need to gain if you become a vegetarian?

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Iron- Growth and development(Your body uses iron to make haemoglobin)
calcium- Bones
-Milk, broccoli, butternut squash, collard greens, black beans, white beans, soybeans, and tofu.
vitamin D- absorb calcium and promote bone growth
vitamin B12-keep the body's nerve and blood cells healthy and helps make DNA
omega–3 -essential fatty acids (EFAs) provide energy, and their caloric value is similar to other fats and oils, but unlike saturated fats, they have important health roles.
- Has to be gained daily because the body has a storage limit for it.
Fat- Warmth
-Can be gained through nut, nut butter, oil and avocados.
Protein-Muscle growth
-Nuts, nut butters (including peanut butter, almond butter, and sunflower seed butter), soy foods (such as tofu, soy milk, tempeh, and edamame), legumes (such as beans, peas, hummus, and lentils), meat substitutes (such as veggie burgers or seitan), dairy foods (such as milk, yogurt, and cheese), and eggs all provide protein.
Zinc-Growth and immune system
-whole grains (refined grains such as bread or pasta made from white flour or white rice are not sources of zinc), fortified breakfast cereals, dairy products, soy foods, nuts, and legumes.
Iodine-metabolism
-Seaweed (the type that wraps up sushi) is also a good source of iodine. Check the label of your salt before you buy it to make sure it is iodized. If you choose to use sea salt, be sure to look for brands that specify they are iodized.
Source: http://youngwomenshealth.org/2013/12/05/vegetarian-diet/

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Cow(Beef): Vitamin A, D, E

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1. Flexitarian: AKA semi–vegetarians. They avoid animal products most of the time, occasionally eat fish or meat.

2.Pesci–vegetarian: Eat fish, dairy, and eggs but don’t eat meat or poultry.

3. Lacto–ovo vegetarian: Don’t eat meat, fish or poultry, but do eat eggs and dairy products (ovo means eggs and lacto means dairy). Most common type of vegitarians.

4. Lacto vegetarian: Don’t eat meat, fish, poultry or eggs, but do eat dairy products.

5.Ovo vegetarian: No meat, fish, poultry or dairy, but do eat eggs

6. Vegan: Vegans avoid eating any animal products. They don’t eat any meat products, dairy, eggs, honey, or gelatin. Some vegans (and some other types of vegetarians) choose not to wear clothes containing animal products, such as leather, wool, or silk, or use products such as lotion or makeup that may have been tested on animals.

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Why do we cry when we feel sad or touched?

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Why do we cry when we feel sad or touched?

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Tears has [insert name of chemical] which 'brings away' the substance that make us feel sad (biologically)

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Why do some people like to be paid attention to?

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Why do some people like to be paid attention to?

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Hypothesis: Because of their lack of confidence-- making people pay attention to them make them feel more significant.

Lily's hypothesis: Cuz they're red

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What are the weaknesses of each colour personality?

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What are the weaknesses of each colour personality?

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Why do animals moan when experiencing pain?

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Why do animals moan when experiencing pain?

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Hypothesis:
1. To try to "scare away" their enemies if they are biting them or hurting them.
2. It's a relief to express pain as sound.

Lily adding on:
3. To inform fellow animals of danger& seek for help

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Why is moaning sometimes considered as sexy?

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Why is moaning sometimes considered as sexy?

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Hypothesis: They moan because it hurts. It's actually screaming but not as loud.

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Is intercourse more satisfying than masturbation?

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Is intercourse more satisfying than masturbation?

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Hypothesis: It depends on the person's preferences.

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Why do people get sexually aroused when watching porn?

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Why do people get sexually aroused when watching porn?

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Hypothesis: When you watch porn, the brain, secrets hormones because it thinks you are actually doing it.

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Which toilet are transexual people legally allowed to use?

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Which toilet are transexual people legally allowed to use?

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The gender that they're changed into.

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No because the gamete used to be of same size (Called isogamy) so anyone can reproduce with anyone. Some gametes become smaller to make more and become males. It can only be 'bigger' or 'smaller' gamete types.

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How does the (Mimosa Pudica)Shameplant work?

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How does the (Mimosa Pudica)Shameplant work?

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The species can be a troublesome weed in tropical crops, particularly when fields are hand cultivated. Crops it tends to affect are corn, coconuts, tomatoes, cotton, coffee, bananas, soybeans, papaya, and sugar cane. Dry thickets may become a fire hazard.[6] In some cases it has become a forage plant although the variety in Hawaii is reported to be toxic to livestock.[6][18]
In addition, "Mimosa pudica" can change the physico-chemical properties of the soil it invades. For example, the total N and K increased in significantly invaded areas.

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Is it better not to look at phones during ingestion?

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Is it better not to look at phones during ingestion?

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It’s important to pay attention to your food while you’re eating. That’s because when you’re distracted by your phone, you’re not fully experiencing your food or fullness. In the study, published in the journal Appetite, researchers found that people who ate lunch while watching TV or playing games on a computer ended up snacking more later compared to participants who were attentive and mindful about their meal.

In a 2011 study, researchers examined how eating lunch “mindfully” helped people manage their food intake and weight. They concluded that focusing on their meal and eating mindfully helped people feel fuller and more satisfied, making them less likely to eat again later.

Source: http://www.medicaldaily.com/distracted-eating-front-your-tv-or-your-phone-makes-you-fat-more-likely-snack-later-336438

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What's the difference between blood released during menstruation period and blood from other body parts?

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What's the difference between blood released during menstruation period and blood from other body parts?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFDsSMDeV3w

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The epidermis is the relatively thin, tough, outer layer of the skin. Most of the cells in the epidermis are keratinocytes. They originate from cells in the deepest layer of the epidermis called the basal layer. New keratinocytes slowly migrate up toward the surface of the epidermis. Once the keratinocytes reach the skin surface, they are gradually shed and are replaced by newer cells pushed up from below.

The dermis, the skin's next layer, is a thick layer of fibrous and elastic tissue (made mostly of collagen, elastin, and fibrillin) that gives the skin its flexibility and strength. The dermis contains nerve endings, sweat glands and oil (sebaceous) glands, hair follicles, and blood vessels.

Below the dermis lies a layer of fat that helps insulate the body from heat and cold, provides protective padding, and serves as an energy storage area. The fat is contained in living cells, called fat cells, held together by fibrous tissue. The fat layer varies in thickness, from a fraction of an inch on the eyelids to several inches on the abdomen and buttocks in some people.

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How to find the point that it takes to break glass?

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How to find the point that it takes to break glass?

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Why does the candle extinguish when you blow on it?

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Why does the candle extinguish when you blow on it?

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1. When you blow on it, the cold  air is acting on the candle, so there is less heat, less kinetic energy, so it cannot burn.

2. It changes the surrounding oxygen, and combustion requires oxygen.

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How much force is applied to the silk of a arc that a spider is swinging on?

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How much force is applied to the silk of a arc that a spider is swinging on?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ5DO1KoPAA

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How do baby spiders get their way out of the web and how do they behave?

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How do baby spiders get their way out of the web and how do they behave?

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http://ednieuw.home.xs4all.nl/Spiders/InfoNed/sensoryleg.html

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Hypothesis: Small spiders live in populations and large ones do not.

Most of them do, they are called social spiders.

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Do most spiders like to sleep in corners?

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Do most spiders like to sleep in corners?

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What is the original measurement of 1N?(Newton)

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What is the original measurement of 1N?(Newton)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_(unit)

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Do spiders know about every string of a web they made?

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Do spiders know about every string of a web they made?

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Some spiders do lay eggs and leave, but some don't(e.g. Wolf spiders carry their eggs around)

Image: Black widow egg

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1.
-Most spiders have 5 silk glands in their body that produces different kinds of silk.
-Spinnerets are short finger like organs that the spider can spin the silk.
-They are attached to the rear of the abdomen.
-The tip of the spinneret is called the spinning field.
-Spinning fields are covered by hundreds of spinning tubes. Through the tubes, silk in the form of liquid, flows from the abdomen to the outside of the body.
-After coming out, the silk hardens and becomes a thread. Spiders can stretch, pull and combine silk threads to make threads of different sizes.

2. In depth (molecular level)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te606w8nC3M#t=172.091486382

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Assumption: Yes

Research:

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What are all common insects that we see in Beijing?

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What are all common insects that we see in Beijing?

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Well this is what I could find... if you're really interested you can buy this book on amazon. I'll be doing further research into this later on.
https://www.amazon.ca/Common-Insects-Invertebrates-Beijing-Chinese/dp/7530449826

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What happens to your body when you fall asleep during different periods?

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What happens to your body when you fall asleep during different periods?

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What are benefits to the human body of having sex?

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What are benefits to the human body of having sex?

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Burn fat I guess
And you get dopamine

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1. Link for Baidu introduction
http://baike.baidu.com/view/9365695.htm
2. Link for FPA test(Chinese)
http://types.yuzeli.com/survey/fpa30
3. Link to FPA official Weibo:
http://weibo.com/u/2100192400?topnav=1&wvr=6&topsug=1&is_all=1#1476606479570

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Yas.

Actually, the FPA 官方微博 has already answered this question:
宠物性格也分红黄蓝绿哦，怎么饲养不同性格的宠物呢？
1.红色宠物：带它玩，哄它开心。红色宠物外向、奔放、闹腾、黏人，喜欢和人互动如金毛哈士奇。
2.蓝色性格：细心照顾，给它独立空间。蓝色宠物沉静、内敛、敏感、大脑发达如英国短毛猫。
3.黄色性格：小心看护，别伤及无辜。黄色宠物凶横、霸道、咄咄逼人如杜宾、牛头犬。
4.绿色性格宠物：顺其自然，不逼它就好。绿色宠物多数安静，情绪波动不大如导盲犬。

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What is a complex problem and how to solve a complex problem?

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What is a complex problem and how to solve a complex problem?

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QUICK ANSWER

Complex problems are questions or issues that cannot be answered through simple logical procedures.
How to solve it:
https://www.idiagram.com/CP/cpprocess.html

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Personality isn't something to hide. You can hide your behaviours but not your motivation. I can't think of why you would like to hide your personality anyway, since you are the one who will suffer the most out of everyone else.

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Can you crash people mentally by knowing their FPA? Because red people's weakness is that they rage easily

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Can you crash people mentally by knowing their FPA? Because red people's weakness is that they rage easily

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Yes. But depends on how you use it. Well but if you let a red person rage, then you probably won't get a 好下场 either.

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Is there a way that humans can rest and repair body without sleeping? Why sleeping? There is no way a body can fully shut down!

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Is there a way that humans can rest and repair body without sleeping? Why sleeping? There is no way a body can fully shut down!

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If an animal had a human's speaking system(excluding the brain function), what would they sound like?

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If an animal had a human's speaking system(excluding the brain function), what would they sound like?

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Hypothesis: /

Research:

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Do animals have the ability to imagine or to solve a puzzle designed for humans?

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Do animals have the ability to imagine or to solve a puzzle designed for humans?

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Chemistry reserved section                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Physics reserved section

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Chemistry reserved section                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Physics reserved section

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Does the colour of the material affect its boiling point?

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Does the colour of the material affect its boiling point?

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Since the color of the material depends on the electron configuration, which effects the boiling point, it is the electron configuration that effects both the boiling point and the color.

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At the electronic level, absorption in the ultraviolet and visible (UV-Vis) portions of the spectrum depends on whether the electron orbitals are spaced (or "quantized") such that they can absorb a quantum of light (or photon) of a specific frequency, and does not violate selection rules. For example, in most glasses, electrons have no available energy levels above them in range of that associated with visible light, or if they do, they violate selection rules, meaning there is no appreciable absorption in pure (undoped) glasses, making them ideal transparent materials for windows in buildings.

At the atomic or molecular level, physical absorption in the infrared portion of the spectrum depends on the frequencies of atomic or molecular vibrations or chemical bonds, and on selection rules. Nitrogen and oxygen are not greenhouse gases because there is no absorption because there is no molecular dipole moment.

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Why do sadists/masochists exist? What makes them behave this way?

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Why do sadists/masochists exist? What makes them behave this way?