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Will a organ that was donated from a younger person to an older person help minimize the aging process? Also, will the organ age faster due to the already aged organs around it?

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Is the COVID immunity given by the vaccine able to be passed onto the person’s offspring?

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If we would be fully conciliatory of everything that happened in our brain and body and were able to control it all of a sudden , would we go insane, in a sense, or die? It will we have greater control of what happens a internally with drawbacks?

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Why does too much air in a syringe kill a person? And in what circumstances? Does the amount vary with conditions and the states that people are on?

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My and my uncle are fighting over how much water you should drink. Is it only when you feel thirsty or around 2 liters of water everyday?

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It seemingly feels like anything can go wrong within someones’s body. What is one thing that is seemingly stable, but can be horrible if it goes off the tracks?

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How much light pollution would be needed to not be able to see the moon?

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What is it called when the reflected light off of sand hurts the eyes?

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If a retro virus somehow targeted and destroyed all of your memory b-cells without interrupting any bodily functions and not making you sick until the end (somehow), will you lose all of your immunities? And if you do, can you still move a normal life with a weakened immune system

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Which part of the CNS (central nervous system) doesn’t let people fully use their strength?

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Will a organ that was donated from a younger person to an older person help minimize the aging process? Also, will the organ age faster due to the already aged organs around it?	5160	askscience
Is the COVID immunity given by the vaccine able to be passed onto the person’s offspring?	1	askscience
If we would be fully conciliatory of everything that happened in our brain and body and were able to control it all of a sudden , would we go insane, in a sense, or die? It will we have greater control of what happens a internally with drawbacks?	1	askscience
Why does too much air in a syringe kill a person? And in what circumstances? Does the amount vary with conditions and the states that people are on?	1	askscience
My and my uncle are fighting over how much water you should drink. Is it only when you feel thirsty or around 2 liters of water everyday?	1	askscience
It seemingly feels like anything can go wrong within someones’s body. What is one thing that is seemingly stable, but can be horrible if it goes off the tracks?	1	askscience
How much light pollution would be needed to not be able to see the moon?	1	askscience
What is it called when the reflected light off of sand hurts the eyes?	1	askscience
If a retro virus somehow targeted and destroyed all of your memory b-cells without interrupting any bodily functions and not making you sick until the end (somehow), will you lose all of your immunities? And if you do, can you still move a normal life with a weakened immune system	1	askscience
Which part of the CNS (central nervous system) doesn’t let people fully use their strength?	1	askscience