Some questions niggle at us during the kettle boil or the bus ride home. Rank these everyday mysteries by which one you'd most like a scientist to finally settle.
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Why does toast always land butter-side down?
Murphy's Law in action, or actual physics at play? It's the question that haunts every rushed weekday morning.
Why do we get songs stuck in our heads?
That earworm rattling round your skull for three days straight has to have a reason. Surely the brain has better things to do.
Why does time speed up as you get older?
Summer holidays once felt endless, now a year flies past between Christmases. Is it perception or something deeper?
Why do cats purr (and how do they do it)?
It sounds simple, but scientists still aren't entirely sure how cats produce that rumbling noise or what it really means.
Why do we yawn when others yawn?
Contagious yawning happens across pubs, offices and Zoom calls. Nobody fully understands why our brains copycat so eagerly.
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Rank these famous UK recording studios from oldest to most recently founded
π΅ Music Β· 25 votes
Rank the most iconic British film villains β who would you least want to meet down a dark alley?
π₯ Movies & Series Β· 25 votes
Should the UK ban self-service checkouts in supermarkets over 1,000 sq ft?
π Society Β· 24 votes
Should Britain force tech companies to prove AI is safe before deploying it β or is that just strangling progress?
π³ 25 votes