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Since viruses seem to affect only specific types of cells, couldn't a specially "breeded" virus affect only cancerogenious cells and be a cure for cancer after all?

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The oscillation of Caesium-133 is the 1/9,192,631,770 fraction of a second. Is it possible that this oscillation can naturally have a slight or minimum change and suddenly time changes on all our radio controlled clocks?

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Why do non-organic seeds not yield as much fruit as their "parent" seed?

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How can humans in the distopian future prove that we have a soul?

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Why can't we remember when and why we fell asleep?

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When you inflate a balloon with your breath and it shrinks afterwards over time, wouldn't the ratio between heavy and light gases get larger until there a only the heavy gases left in the balloon which can't diffuse through the "membrane"?

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Since viruses seem to affect only specific types of cells, couldn't a specially "breeded" virus affect only cancerogenious cells and be a cure for cancer after all?	4194	askscience
The oscillation of Caesium-133 is the 1/9,192,631,770 fraction of a second. Is it possible that this oscillation can naturally have a slight or minimum change and suddenly time changes on all our radio controlled clocks?	1	askscience
Why do non-organic seeds not yield as much fruit as their "parent" seed?	1	askscience
How can humans in the distopian future prove that we have a soul?	1	askscience
Why can't we remember when and why we fell asleep?	1	askscience
When you inflate a balloon with your breath and it shrinks afterwards over time, wouldn't the ratio between heavy and light gases get larger until there a only the heavy gases left in the balloon which can't diffuse through the "membrane"?	1	askscience