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Is natural selection noticeably "sped up" in smaller populations ?

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Is it possible there are lifeforms anywhere in the universe that have developed an ability to evolve so rapidly that they would almost certainly be super intelligent in a very short time?

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How "vast" would the microscopic interconnections between, say, a gallon's worth of mold and bacteria be compared to our universe?

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If we're so intelligent or evolved, than why do most other species build homes that fit their needs perfectly efficiently and have such a minimal footprint?

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Why are batteries so heavy? Why can't we store energy in other forms, in mediums such as carbon?

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[Time] We track time as mathematical numbers, and we knows maths is infinite....so does a second ever actually run out?

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Is it possible for another universe to spark and expand so rapidly that it would eventually rake over or replace the existing universe?

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What is your single best argument that proves life evolved from the matter of stars?

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Do we know for sure the speed of light is the absolute limit, or is it possible that, like Mach speeds, the nature of things change? Perhaps after surpassing C objects cease to exist in this dimension. Could this explain why most of the universe seems empty?

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Is there any explanation or theory for why we are compelled to survive and reproduce?

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Is natural selection noticeably "sped up" in smaller populations ?	1	askscience
Is it possible there are lifeforms anywhere in the universe that have developed an ability to evolve so rapidly that they would almost certainly be super intelligent in a very short time?	1	askscience
How "vast" would the microscopic interconnections between, say, a gallon's worth of mold and bacteria be compared to our universe?	1	askscience
If we're so intelligent or evolved, than why do most other species build homes that fit their needs perfectly efficiently and have such a minimal footprint?	1	askscience
Why are batteries so heavy? Why can't we store energy in other forms, in mediums such as carbon?	1	askscience
[Time] We track time as mathematical numbers, and we knows maths is infinite....so does a second ever actually run out?	1	askscience
Is it possible for another universe to spark and expand so rapidly that it would eventually rake over or replace the existing universe?	1	askscience
What is your single best argument that proves life evolved from the matter of stars?	1	askscience
Do we know for sure the speed of light is the absolute limit, or is it possible that, like Mach speeds, the nature of things change? Perhaps after surpassing C objects cease to exist in this dimension. Could this explain why most of the universe seems empty?	1	askscience
Is there any explanation or theory for why we are compelled to survive and reproduce?	1	askscience