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[WP] It turns out emotions are old leftovers of old magic, which can be tapped into if the emotion is strong enough, however this has been forgotten over the past centuries. You have always been an extremely emotional person, and are starting to notice the effects.

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Why do we care what the millionth decimal of pi is?

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[WP] You have died and gone to heaven. Here it turns out you've been chosen to be a guardian angel. Normally this wouldn't be so bad, however the person you're guarding is very bad at staying alive..

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What is the evolutionary advantage of having emotions?

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How much energy can the human body produce and use, say, per hour?

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Are there things bacteria cannot become resistant to?

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If there was a doughnut-shaped planet, how would gravity work when you're standing on it?

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Are there any animals that have a similar way of picking a mate as humans? Or is it always the most dominant one?

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Is lip reading still possible for languages like Chinese, where stressing a different part of a word can change the meaning of it?

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Have human babies always been as helpless for as long as they are today? If not, how much has this period changed over time as our technology and comfort increased?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[WP] It turns out emotions are old leftovers of old magic, which can be tapped into if the emotion is strong enough, however this has been forgotten over the past centuries. You have always been an extremely emotional person, and are starting to notice the effects.	5308	WritingPrompts
Why do we care what the millionth decimal of pi is?	15	askscience
[WP] You have died and gone to heaven. Here it turns out you've been chosen to be a guardian angel. Normally this wouldn't be so bad, however the person you're guarding is very bad at staying alive..	7	WritingPrompts
What is the evolutionary advantage of having emotions?	1	askscience
How much energy can the human body produce and use, say, per hour?	1	askscience
Are there things bacteria cannot become resistant to?	1	askscience
If there was a doughnut-shaped planet, how would gravity work when you're standing on it?	1	askscience
Are there any animals that have a similar way of picking a mate as humans? Or is it always the most dominant one?	1	askscience
Is lip reading still possible for languages like Chinese, where stressing a different part of a word can change the meaning of it?	1	askscience
Have human babies always been as helpless for as long as they are today? If not, how much has this period changed over time as our technology and comfort increased?	1	askscience