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On Earth, as humans rage on for the course of millions of years, a eusocial lineage of insects continue to evolve quietly. One day, this species emerge from within the Earth.

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[WP]Pointlessly, humanity rages on for the course of millions of years as a eusocial lineage of insects continue to evolve quietly. One day, this species emerge from within the Earth.

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[WP] Advances in the biomedical sciences give a man the gift of night vision. He later suffers from "insanity", gouging his eyes out shortly after. 10 years later, you are the next candidate for the "refined" procedure, only to discover that the last man's diagnosis of insanity was false.

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[WP] An extraterrestrial space-faring civilization stumbles across Earth. Communication is established, but even until the day they hurriedly left, their intentions were unknown. Last we heard, they had begun investigating what us humans refer to as the "paranormal".

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What is happening in the cerebellum during sleep atonia?

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Children who developed Parkinson's disease later in life: Is there any evidence of them having odd irregularities in their body when they were younger?

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A human lies submerged, up to the chin, in a tub of pure water until death occurs. In chronological order, what effects/changes took place in this person's body until it's demise?

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Is fluoride in drinking water (referring to fluorosilicic acid, sodium fluorosilicate, and sodium fluoride) harmful to insects?

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Do photons get "stretched" out as they pass through the space being bent by a black hole?

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[Physics] Black holes stretch adjacent spacetime toward themselves. As photons pass through that same adjacent space, are they also stretched?

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On Earth, as humans rage on for the course of millions of years, a eusocial lineage of insects continue to evolve quietly. One day, this species emerge from within the Earth.	1	WritingPrompts
[WP]Pointlessly, humanity rages on for the course of millions of years as a eusocial lineage of insects continue to evolve quietly. One day, this species emerge from within the Earth.	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] Advances in the biomedical sciences give a man the gift of night vision. He later suffers from "insanity", gouging his eyes out shortly after. 10 years later, you are the next candidate for the "refined" procedure, only to discover that the last man's diagnosis of insanity was false.	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] An extraterrestrial space-faring civilization stumbles across Earth. Communication is established, but even until the day they hurriedly left, their intentions were unknown. Last we heard, they had begun investigating what us humans refer to as the "paranormal".	1	WritingPrompts
What is happening in the cerebellum during sleep atonia?	1	askscience
Children who developed Parkinson's disease later in life: Is there any evidence of them having odd irregularities in their body when they were younger?	1	askscience
A human lies submerged, up to the chin, in a tub of pure water until death occurs. In chronological order, what effects/changes took place in this person's body until it's demise?	1	askscience
Is fluoride in drinking water (referring to fluorosilicic acid, sodium fluorosilicate, and sodium fluoride) harmful to insects?	1	askscience
Do photons get "stretched" out as they pass through the space being bent by a black hole?	1	askscience
[Physics] Black holes stretch adjacent spacetime toward themselves. As photons pass through that same adjacent space, are they also stretched?	1	askscience