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Are we "lucky" to have oil on Earth? Or would most similar planets be expected to have it?

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Is it possible to predict likely virus mutations in the wild by rapidly mutating the virus in a lab? (For example, predict the most likely future covid-19 variations.)

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What Are the Most Likely Significant Effects of Climate Change on the Canary Islands Over the Next ~50 Years?

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Theoretically, what is probably the most delicious animal, to eat, considering intrinsic human desires for fat, sweetness etc?

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What's least bad in 2019? Bubonic plague or cholera?

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How does my cat know when to start shedding fur as the weather warms?

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If I wanted to make a very large spaceship to (slowly) reach other galaxies, would hollowing out an asteroid and attaching some engines be a good way to do it?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are we "lucky" to have oil on Earth? Or would most similar planets be expected to have it?	7
Is it possible to predict likely virus mutations in the wild by rapidly mutating the virus in a lab? (For example, predict the most likely future covid-19 variations.)	6
What Are the Most Likely Significant Effects of Climate Change on the Canary Islands Over the Next ~50 Years?	1
Theoretically, what is probably the most delicious animal, to eat, considering intrinsic human desires for fat, sweetness etc?	1
What's least bad in 2019? Bubonic plague or cholera?	1
How does my cat know when to start shedding fur as the weather warms?	1
If I wanted to make a very large spaceship to (slowly) reach other galaxies, would hollowing out an asteroid and attaching some engines be a good way to do it?	0