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Can gravitational pull extend its affect faster than light? [idea for experiment]

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Many great economic-powerhouses opted for full societal-quarantine rather than utilising the lost economic-potential of the last year to fund and enable a vulnerable-group specific quarantine. On a scientific basis, what makes the former solution the more effective option?

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If the universe has a finite amount of energy, does that mean that the CMB is finite too and there's subsequently a theoretical frontier to the universe past which is just an infinite void? Particularly, is this true of objects with mass since mass isn't spaced evenly throughout the universe?

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Higher CO2 levels = more air for trees, but does that also mean more trees subsequently?

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About wave function collapse and simulation theory

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Can gravitational pull extend its affect faster than light? [idea for experiment]	1
Many great economic-powerhouses opted for full societal-quarantine rather than utilising the lost economic-potential of the last year to fund and enable a vulnerable-group specific quarantine. On a scientific basis, what makes the former solution the more effective option?	1
If the universe has a finite amount of energy, does that mean that the CMB is finite too and there's subsequently a theoretical frontier to the universe past which is just an infinite void? Particularly, is this true of objects with mass since mass isn't spaced evenly throughout the universe?	1
Higher CO2 levels = more air for trees, but does that also mean more trees subsequently?	1
About wave function collapse and simulation theory	1