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Aliens have just invaded earth and it's up to the world's strongest superpowers to put up an all-out war to save humanity from impending doom. But a few hours into the battle, you begin to realize that they actually have really primitive war technology. They're just really good at... traveling fast.

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Was the formation of highly intelligent life like us an inevitable process or did it all happen by chance?

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How did it become a thing that flags and national anthems were standardized as ways to represent a country?

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How do you think would our understanding of racism and prejudice be like if we lived alongside Neanderthals with the growth of modern society?

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Is there a stage in childhood where your brain can just absorb things?

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If you had access to a time machine that allowed you to travel to any time and place in earth's history where none of your actions would cause any ripple effect, where and when would you go and why?

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What species, if it went extinct, would impact us the most?

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What would be the pros and cons of the world having no countries with a tropical climate?

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Would humans of today be able to breed with our ancestors pre-homo sapien (homo erectus, etc)? How far down would we be able to go?

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Are there currently any efforts to preserve all known knowledge should an earth-wide annihilation event occur?

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Aliens have just invaded earth and it's up to the world's strongest superpowers to put up an all-out war to save humanity from impending doom. But a few hours into the battle, you begin to realize that they actually have really primitive war technology. They're just really good at... traveling fast.	1	WritingPrompts
Was the formation of highly intelligent life like us an inevitable process or did it all happen by chance?	1	askscience
How did it become a thing that flags and national anthems were standardized as ways to represent a country?	1	AskHistorians
How do you think would our understanding of racism and prejudice be like if we lived alongside Neanderthals with the growth of modern society?	1	AskHistorians
Is there a stage in childhood where your brain can just absorb things?	1	askscience
If you had access to a time machine that allowed you to travel to any time and place in earth's history where none of your actions would cause any ripple effect, where and when would you go and why?	1	askscience
What species, if it went extinct, would impact us the most?	1	askscience
What would be the pros and cons of the world having no countries with a tropical climate?	1	askscience
Would humans of today be able to breed with our ancestors pre-homo sapien (homo erectus, etc)? How far down would we be able to go?	1	askscience
Are there currently any efforts to preserve all known knowledge should an earth-wide annihilation event occur?	0	AskHistorians