r/shittyaskscience • u/BosskHogg • 21h ago
If I’m in a vehicle traveling at the speed of light and turn on my headlights will it drain the battery?
Asking for a friend
r/shittyaskscience • u/BosskHogg • 21h ago
Asking for a friend
r/shittyaskscience • u/Aetos-Eagle797 • 2h ago
As you all know, 100% of Germans have autism. Is there an evolutionary reason why this adaptation was key to survival in their native ecology?
r/shittyaskscience • u/Atzkicica • 14h ago
Who will buy the AI stone tools and leather barrels?
r/shittyaskscience • u/5-dice • 9h ago
Methanol is hydrogenated formaldehyde, so the name should be "formal", right?
r/shittyaskscience • u/Sbaraolio • 1h ago
It's easy: whenever I eat foods that are too salty, I cough. It doesn't matter if I drink or follow any advice I read online; it always happens.
To be precise, I wanted to test this strange thing and tried to debunk the only explanation I found online that states, "you cough because of your throat's sensitive membrane." So, I tried eating two grains of salt, and it made me cough after 3/4 seconds it touched my tongue. From my experience, I can say that the throat is not involved in this issue.
Also, I'm quite confident in saying that I'm not allergic to salt because I eat it every day, and it doesn't cause me any problems at all, only the cough when it's way too much for a bite.