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I wonder what the percentage is of people who don't have any food allergies at all?

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Would a fetus that inherited its father's mitochondrial DNA be able to survive?

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Could it be possible that the universe is simultaneously both expanding and retracting?

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Could humans in the distant future be completely jawless?

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Since ice is a mineral, does that mean water technically counts as lava?

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Did the evolution of long scalp hair (as in the maximum length of 40 inches in modern humans) occur prior or after the invention of cutting tools?

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If an object didn't reflect any light at all, would it be invisible?

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Could regular energy theoretically be turned into dark energy and vice versa?

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Assuming that other universes existed prior to our own, could the past be infinite?

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Let's say a version of myself on Earth and a copy of myself elsewhere in the universe are quantumly entangled; if one of us is shot in the head, will we both die?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I wonder what the percentage is of people who don't have any food allergies at all?	4
Would a fetus that inherited its father's mitochondrial DNA be able to survive?	2
Could it be possible that the universe is simultaneously both expanding and retracting?	1
Could humans in the distant future be completely jawless?	1
Since ice is a mineral, does that mean water technically counts as lava?	1
Did the evolution of long scalp hair (as in the maximum length of 40 inches in modern humans) occur prior or after the invention of cutting tools?	1
If an object didn't reflect any light at all, would it be invisible?	1
Could regular energy theoretically be turned into dark energy and vice versa?	1
Assuming that other universes existed prior to our own, could the past be infinite?	1
Let's say a version of myself on Earth and a copy of myself elsewhere in the universe are quantumly entangled; if one of us is shot in the head, will we both die?	1