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[WP] One day, most of reddit shuts down and the few remaining subs gain unprecedented power.

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Physics dictates that nothing with mass can be accelerated to the speed of light. However, everything is moving at the speed of light relative to something else. How can you resolve this contradiction?

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What is space? It has no mass or energy and yet there is more of it in the universe each second.

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They say every cell in your body is replaced every 7 years. How does this work with transplants?

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As the universe expands, the potential energy between masses increase. If conservation of energy were true, the universe would have to stop expanding at some point. Is my logic sound?

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What is the optimal speed to drive over a speed bump?

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[WP] One day, a light flashes across the world for all to see. Over the next 10 years, 10% of the population realizes they're no longer aging.

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[WP] One day, most of reddit shuts down and the few remaining subs gain unprecedented power.	1	WritingPrompts
Physics dictates that nothing with mass can be accelerated to the speed of light. However, everything is moving at the speed of light relative to something else. How can you resolve this contradiction?	1	askscience
What is space? It has no mass or energy and yet there is more of it in the universe each second.	1	askscience
They say every cell in your body is replaced every 7 years. How does this work with transplants?	1	askscience
As the universe expands, the potential energy between masses increase. If conservation of energy were true, the universe would have to stop expanding at some point. Is my logic sound?	1	askscience
What is the optimal speed to drive over a speed bump?	1	askscience
[WP] One day, a light flashes across the world for all to see. Over the next 10 years, 10% of the population realizes they're no longer aging.	0	WritingPrompts