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Why do even numbers feel ‘right’ to me, and odd ones ‘wrong’? (Part 2)

More readers suggestions on why odd numbers feel wrong, including a need to stay balanced and avoid threats to our survival

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What is the optimal number of holes to pierce a microwave meal’s film?

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Why are the highest peaks of the British Isles so close to the coast?

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Do any other animals have a sense of humour? (Part 2)

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What is the best angle to hold a hosepipe at to spray water furthest?

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What percentage of carbon dioxide emissions is from us breathing out?

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Does anything actually cure hiccups? (Part 2)

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Where is all the water that is missing while Europe and China are in drought conditions? And do fizzy drinks really taste different in glass bottles compared with metal cans?

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What stops us from processing weeds into tasty and edible food?

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What determines fingerprints?

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Why do even numbers feel ‘right’ to me, and odd ones ‘wrong’?

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