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[WP] You're a universe jumper with a diary. Every 7 days you jump, your diary goes to a random jumper in another universe, and you get a random jumper's diary to write in. As you jump more and read more of the diaries you start to notice something...

683 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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During the middle ages, life expectancy was roughly 30 to 40 years old. Would a typical person of that age then, and now, look around the same age?

14 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] Einstein was wrong about God: you do play dice with the universe.

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When people take a blow to the head they're told not to fall asleep otherwise they can lapse into a coma. Why does stopping them from falling asleep stop this from happening?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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Do scientists on board the ISS have to worry about their actions affecting the station's position/movement? What do they do about it?

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Oxygen is a 'free radical' that can cause cell damage via ionisation, increasing risk of types of cancer and other medical conditions. Were rates of these conditions were less/none pre-oxygen-catastrophe? And were they high when the atmospheric oxygen percentage was higher than it is now?

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How ling can we extend life using robotics?

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Studies have shown our eyes jump around as we read. What about when we read scrolling text?

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If we quarantined everyone for a week, what impact would this have on transmittable viruses?

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Do the rates of recessive genetic conditions decrease with time?

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[WP] You're a universe jumper with a diary. Every 7 days you jump, your diary goes to a random jumper in another universe, and you get a random jumper's diary to write in. As you jump more and read more of the diaries you start to notice something...	683	WritingPrompts
During the middle ages, life expectancy was roughly 30 to 40 years old. Would a typical person of that age then, and now, look around the same age?	14	AskHistorians
[WP] Einstein was wrong about God: you do play dice with the universe.	2	WritingPrompts
When people take a blow to the head they're told not to fall asleep otherwise they can lapse into a coma. Why does stopping them from falling asleep stop this from happening?	1	askscience
Do scientists on board the ISS have to worry about their actions affecting the station's position/movement? What do they do about it?	1	askscience
Oxygen is a 'free radical' that can cause cell damage via ionisation, increasing risk of types of cancer and other medical conditions. Were rates of these conditions were less/none pre-oxygen-catastrophe? And were they high when the atmospheric oxygen percentage was higher than it is now?	1	askscience
How ling can we extend life using robotics?	1	askscience
Studies have shown our eyes jump around as we read. What about when we read scrolling text?	1	askscience
If we quarantined everyone for a week, what impact would this have on transmittable viruses?	1	askscience
Do the rates of recessive genetic conditions decrease with time?	1	askscience