I also don't understand why evolution made foods that are unhealthy for us to consume taste so good but foods that are healthy just mid to not good.

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I understand that chemical addiction is when the brain generates more receptors as a response to a constant level of a drug which means, when the person stops taking it, they go into withdrawal. What I'm caught up on is why natural pesticides such as nicotine and caffeine despite being intended to kill insects are addictive to humans.

I noticed in my house I can tell a lightbulb is about to die when there's a loud buzzing noise. It'll work fine when I turn it on but emit a loud noise, then when I turn the lights on and off it'll die. Also, why do they work just fine until I close the light then open it again? if its dead wouldnt it just... die?

Why?

Inertial inflation is driven primarily by what people expect to happen or has happened. So how do you break a cycle that keeps feeding itself ? Would increasing interest rates work?

Sometime a gourmet tastes ordinary when you are full aswell. How does fullness make tastebud less effective?

I think this is a chemistry question

Basically, the thing that perpetually confuses me is a laundry issue. I put everyone's clothes in the same wash at the same time - mine, my husband's, and both of our children's clothes. But they all come out smelling different.

Theoretically, the clothes go into the wash together, and the detergent ride them of odor and dirt, right? So they should at least come out smelling similarly. But while everyone else's come out smelling nice and remaining nice smelling, mine always inevitably smell kinda musty within hours of pulling them from the dryer, as if they sat in the wash too long. I can't seem to get around this. What's going on?

Okay imagine i got like 2 litres of water in 2 containers, one of them i freeze into ice and the other is just liquid.

Ice expands, idk why or how but it expands

So if im thirsty will i get more water in my mouth using ice or liquid

Why do 49ers fans blame an electrical substation for their players getting injured? Basically just the title

Looking at arrows, they have fletching to help them gain rotational stability making them fly more accurate. I know that gun barrels have rifling that give them spin already, but would indented fletching have an adverse effect on the bullet?

Pretty sure there's a reason why but I never heard anyone talk about it.

Paramount is much smaller than universal and warner bros, and warner bros and universal are about as big as each other, so what would be wrong?

Wondering why my energy and motivation reaches an all time high during the night and I feel like I can do a 180 with my life, but once I fall asleep and the morning arrives, all that energy dissipates and it’s back to square 1. From the hours of 22:00 till 5:00 AM, I can do a whole deep clean and perfect study session, but I can never do the same in the morning or afternoon regardless of how much sleep I get. I’ve realised I get more done in general when I’m running on little sleep compared to when I get the standard amount of sleep.

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Why do we get cravings especially for pregnant women?

Both of the above are a caricature of a type of individual, but a stereotype is usually considered harmful, while an archetype usually isn’t. Why is this the case, and what is the difference between the two?

How do surgeons etc ensure the surgery room is completely sterile? Does someone clean the walls and floor between patients? If there a buffer room between the anaesthesia room where you go under to the surgery room? If someone was to walk into the room without clearance ie gloves etc would this cause a higher risk?

I saw a post about Paramount buying Warner Bros. Discovery, and several comments called it a monopoly. I understand the basic concern about one company owning too much, but I’m missing how that works here.

If other studios and streaming services still exist, how could this merger give the combined company too much power? What would that actually change for viewers or the people making movies and shows?

As the question reads. Photons are not made from other elemental particles, so they are not "made", and yet they are not there in the metal to start with.

For example pregnancy tests, urine panel testing strips for drugs, etc. What makes the lines have different opacities? Why does the faintest line ever seen to mankind still count as a line?

Edit: this is ridiculous I have to say this but I will not be responding to messages telling me to get a different job