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Could it be possible that independent life (not effected by current evolution) exists within our planet so that the type of life, even at a molecular level, is unique?

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What would happen if gravity ceased to exist as a force, is that even conceivable?

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Modern humanity began 100,000 years ago, if I picked a random person from our start, is it possible for me to teach them modern concepts given enough time and resources(the way that children learn the world now) or would their brains lack the ability?

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How would it be possible to detect a new element and for that matter an isotope if we unaware of its composition, weight, or position on the periodic table?

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Could it be possible that independent life (not effected by current evolution) exists within our planet so that the type of life, even at a molecular level, is unique?	1
What would happen if gravity ceased to exist as a force, is that even conceivable?	1
Modern humanity began 100,000 years ago, if I picked a random person from our start, is it possible for me to teach them modern concepts given enough time and resources(the way that children learn the world now) or would their brains lack the ability?	1
How would it be possible to detect a new element and for that matter an isotope if we unaware of its composition, weight, or position on the periodic table?	1