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If a lower frequency sound means a longer wavelength, is it possible that receiver could be too close to the source to hear it?

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It seems like most carnivores can safely consume raw flesh, except humans. Were humans ever able to? Is there an evolutionary advantage to our inability to safely consume raw flesh?

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Is there any legitimacy to people who claim to have natural feats and resistances due to heritage?

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Given what we know about dinosaurs, what would I want to hunt them with?

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If a lower frequency sound means a longer wavelength, is it possible that receiver could be too close to the source to hear it?	6
It seems like most carnivores can safely consume raw flesh, except humans. Were humans ever able to? Is there an evolutionary advantage to our inability to safely consume raw flesh?	1
Is there any legitimacy to people who claim to have natural feats and resistances due to heritage?	1
Given what we know about dinosaurs, what would I want to hunt them with?	1