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[WP] All the protagonists of every story written here are suddenly teleported into a large room with no exit. A loudspeaker blares "In 3 hours, if half of you are not dead, we will kill 90% of those remaining. Begin."

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[WP] You're a wanted man for crimes unknown. Luckily, your hometown is on your side, and goes to great lengths to disguise and camouflage you, so you can still go about your daily life, safe from the watchful eye of the government. This is your story. You are... Waldo.

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[EU] Your entire family wakes up from the Matrix simultaneously, only to discover you're not actually related in real life, and have complete memories with both families.

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How do reflective surfaces (like a mirror) differ physically from non-reflective surfaces? What makes them reflect light?

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[WP] The Twelve Days of Christmas are actually a tower-defense game. After slaying your 12th Partridge of the game on the 12th day, you see the words "On the Thirteenth day of Christmas, my true love sent to me..."

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How come a government going through difficult economic times can't just print itself more money if it freezes prices to stop inflation from occurring?

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If you emptied a bottle of water and closed it, could you feasibly take it underwater as a makeshift scuba tank, and take a "sip" of air?

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Why does the moon sometimes appear relatively huge in pictures?

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Could you theoretically travel fast enough in multiple individual dimensions so that your total velocity is faster than the speed of light?

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Could a fish theoretically breathe snow?

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[WP] All the protagonists of every story written here are suddenly teleported into a large room with no exit. A loudspeaker blares "In 3 hours, if half of you are not dead, we will kill 90% of those remaining. Begin."	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] You're a wanted man for crimes unknown. Luckily, your hometown is on your side, and goes to great lengths to disguise and camouflage you, so you can still go about your daily life, safe from the watchful eye of the government. This is your story. You are... Waldo.	5	WritingPrompts
[EU] Your entire family wakes up from the Matrix simultaneously, only to discover you're not actually related in real life, and have complete memories with both families.	4	WritingPrompts
How do reflective surfaces (like a mirror) differ physically from non-reflective surfaces? What makes them reflect light?	4	askscience
[WP] The Twelve Days of Christmas are actually a tower-defense game. After slaying your 12th Partridge of the game on the 12th day, you see the words "On the Thirteenth day of Christmas, my true love sent to me..."	2	WritingPrompts
How come a government going through difficult economic times can't just print itself more money if it freezes prices to stop inflation from occurring?	2	askscience
If you emptied a bottle of water and closed it, could you feasibly take it underwater as a makeshift scuba tank, and take a "sip" of air?	1	askscience
Why does the moon sometimes appear relatively huge in pictures?	1	askscience
Could you theoretically travel fast enough in multiple individual dimensions so that your total velocity is faster than the speed of light?	1	askscience
Could a fish theoretically breathe snow?	1	askscience