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  Why do some scientists still get married?

  They know that love is just chemicals that make an animal want to reproduce. So primitive. They should be focused on science.

  13 AnswersSegovia2 years ago
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  Why do some scientists still get married?

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  Knowing why you are horny does not mean that you can stop yourself from being horny. The body produces chemicals that encourage the person to reproduce and rewards that person with feelings of pleasure after he/she does it. The body does this as a result of millions of years of evolution and natural selection. The body triumphs over the mind in most cases. Of course, some people who get married may choose not to have children. Sometimes the mind can triumph over evolution.

  Curiously, there are people who do not get married because of religion, not science. Even so, many of these same people still cannot triumph over their body. Chemicals in their bodies often make these people have sex even after they swear to an oath of celibacy. Priests, monks and nuns still have sex drives, and they often have sex, and sometimes they even rape adults and children.

  8 AnswersCaceres2 years ago
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  Classic names for 5 sisters?

  I’m looking for names for 5 sisters in a book I’m working on. I want the names to be classic and sophisticated but have an informal nickname. These are some names I have considered so far

  Josaphine- Josie

  Eleanor- Elle/Ellie

  Rosalie- Rosie

  Madelyn- Maddie

  Annabelle- Annie/Belle

  Florence- Florrie/Flossie

  Cassandra- Cassie

  Evelyn- Eve/Evie

  Charlotte- Lottie

  Emerson- Emmy

  Penelope- Penny

  Beatrix- Bea/Trixie

  Evangeline- Eve/Evie

  Daisy

  Flora- Florrie/Flossie

  Pearl

  Elma- Ellie/Elle

  Felicity- Fliss/Fizzy

  Which of these names do you prefer and which ones do you think would go together best?

  Do you know any similar names that I could maybe use?

  7 AnswersAlbacete2 years ago
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  I earn roughly £350 a week. Is that good I'm over 25 btw?

  6 AnswersCastellon2 years ago
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  Do you think people should be allowed to withhold tax if they don't agree with the government?

  I'm asking because a lefty person I once knew said he would gladly pay more tax if we had a "nice" govt who didn't waste money on wars. A righty might be willing to pay more tax if the govt stopped sponsoring welfare breeders.

  16 AnswersCastellon2 years ago
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  How do you connect with your past life?

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  There is no such thing. No future life either. This is it. You don't know any such thing. You may wish it but it does not make it so.

  5 AnswersSegovia2 years ago
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  Which car should I buy for my first car?

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  All three are bad choices. Fiat consistently ranks near the bottom or at the bottom in terms of reliability. Electric cars have limited range and charging stations are few. The automatic transmissions in Ford Fiestas are garbage.

  Nissans in general are not as good as Hondas and Toyotas. The CVT (continuously variable transmission) they put in most models are known to fail before 100,000 miles.

  A good first car is a Toyota Corolla. If you must have a hatchback, look for a well-maintained Toyota Matrix.

  5 AnswersBurgos2 years ago
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  Are rusted drip pans considered normal wear and tear? [I've included a pic of the guidelines by the landlord]?

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  normal wear and tear ,

  6 AnswersCastellon2 years ago
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  Have scientists, unlike other humans, evolved beyond primitive instincts?

  Most humans are concerned only with their immediate pleasure and focus primarily on sex, food, drugs/alcohol, etc. Their decisions are guided by emotions, while scientists are guided by reason. Most people have primitive instincts and brain chemicals. Have scientists evolved beyond this?

  3 AnswersBurgos2 years ago
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  Can scientists feel emotions?

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  No. They are not human. Scientists were built by other scientists way back when, starting in the fifties. Every year another generation is built and they keep getting better.

  8 AnswersMalaga2 years ago
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  Technically speaking, are we in our father before we're in our mother?

  11 AnswersGirona2 years ago
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  If more and more mainstream science is coming to the conclusion that the pyramids were electricity generators why was this considered fringe?

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  And by not long ago you mean this morning when you told the idea to your mom when she brought your breakfast downstairs. Is it fun to eat Jello when your dinner table is on spin cycle?

  12 AnswersOviedo2 years ago
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  I am thinking about writing a sort of autobiography-novel-memoir type of book. Do people like reading these sort of things?

  So, you don't know me, but I will just tell you what I want to write about.

  I feel like when I was 23, I had no purpose in life. College was done, I had no job, no job offers out of my interviews, etc. I finally caught a break to go to grad school and then I got hired right away after. During the end of grad school, I got reconnected with an old friend to go abroad to help with a water project, which fascinated me because I was a civil engineer. Through that, I started networking, made life long friends, made critical professional connections, etc. which all led me greater and greater avenues and adventures in the last 6 years. These connections were all interconnected and depended on one after another. Through these connections, I ended up doing amazing things in a short amount of time like climbing mountains, having a travel friend network, volunteering in the himalayas of Nepal, and leading a team of engineers to Kenya to solve a water crisis for thousands of people, just to name a few.

  Over the last 6 years, I strongly believe everything in life is about connections and having an open mind and open heart. I went from the feeling of no purpose, to the feeling of I can change the world and I won't stop until I do. I have seen this ripple effect through many people I have met along the way. I want to write about my personal experience of what connection and inspiration and what saying "yes" can do toward finding your life's passion and life's work.

  9 AnswersOurense2 years ago
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  What do you think of the name Samara?

  I want a name that is unique and will stand out in a good way. What do you think?

  Ourense2 years ago
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  How do you feel about the Blaxploitation movie genre?

  I'm more so talking about the ones that came out during the 1970's or 80's like The Mack, Dolmite, Coffy, etc.

  But all thoughts from any decade are more then appreciated

  Baleares2 years ago
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  Has anyone seen the new Solo Star Wars movie?

  Today, I'm watching the New Solo Star Wars movie on Netflix. I got to see who Han Solo was before he met Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia. If you haven't seen it, I suggest you find it on Netflix, on DVD or purchase it on Itunes and Google Play.

  3 AnswersOurense2 years ago
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  Does it make me a bad person to not care about anything the Nazi party have done to people during the holocaust?

  Avila2 years ago
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  What would be a good reason to populate a castle with this creature?

  Zamora2 years ago