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Why is causality considered a absolute rule when we see it break down on the quantum level?

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Can seawater become so radioactive threw neutron activation of its various elements that it starts boiling by itself?

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How is polyanthraquinone made?

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Could you consider the entire visible universe as a form of black hole?

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So how did the big bang not form a giant black hole?

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Can cavitation happen in a plasma?

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Prompt for wombo dream Dreamland v.3

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What would happen if you had a quantum computer divide something by zero? How would it show undefined since they had to tell calculators to give that result?

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Does wood struck by lighting have graphene in it?

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Could you use a liquid instead of a metal in wires to conduct electricity?

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