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Once graphics processing became too complicated for CPUs, the GPU was invented, but now GPUs can't render light all that well. Why haven't Light Processing Units been invented?

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Why do I have an aversion to drinking water when I'm depressed?

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What type of weapon would make nukes obsolete?

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Does the 80/20 principle (that 80% of consequences come from 20% of the causes) turn up anywhere in the sciences?

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Why does everything in this universe have an opposite?

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Once graphics processing became too complicated for CPUs, the GPU was invented, but now GPUs can't render light all that well. Why haven't Light Processing Units been invented?	1
Why do I have an aversion to drinking water when I'm depressed?	1
What type of weapon would make nukes obsolete?	1
Does the 80/20 principle (that 80% of consequences come from 20% of the causes) turn up anywhere in the sciences?	1
Why does everything in this universe have an opposite?	0