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[WP] A hit new VR game comes out that transfers your consciousness to a virtual world. 5 minutes in real time feels like 80 years in there. Most people barely even stay in it that long. However, one person plays it for two real-world hours before they leave.

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Are there any organisms that are known to use heat as a source of energy?

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[WP] It is the year 2598. Everyone is under constant surveillance at all times. It is a utopia.

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Humans and many other animals are able to digest things due to the presence of certain bacteria in our intestines. Does that mean that if I were to transplant cellulose-digesting bacteria from a cow into a person, that person could also digest cellulose?

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Atoms decay because the neurons that hold them together also decay. However, physicists have discovered a “staple particle” that can hold protons together forever, and have developed a process to make stapled atoms in industrial quantities.

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[WP] A hit new VR game comes out that transfers your consciousness to a virtual world. 5 minutes in real time feels like 80 years in there. Most people barely even stay in it that long. However, one person plays it for two real-world hours before they leave.	734	WritingPrompts
Are there any organisms that are known to use heat as a source of energy?	4	askscience
[WP] It is the year 2598. Everyone is under constant surveillance at all times. It is a utopia.	4	WritingPrompts
Humans and many other animals are able to digest things due to the presence of certain bacteria in our intestines. Does that mean that if I were to transplant cellulose-digesting bacteria from a cow into a person, that person could also digest cellulose?	1	askscience
Atoms decay because the neurons that hold them together also decay. However, physicists have discovered a “staple particle” that can hold protons together forever, and have developed a process to make stapled atoms in industrial quantities.	1	WritingPrompts