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Why have invasive species such as rabbits, dingos, and camels, along with native ones like kangaroos, been able to flourish to the point of being pests in Australia, when it has such a reputation for deadly predators?

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If our other senses heighten when we lose one, i.e. going blind makes you see/hear/smell better, what keeps us from enhancing our sense without disability?

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What's the largest an object could be, that it could move into a fixed orbit around the earth and it not ruin life for humans?

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Is North Korea isolated enough that, upon the opening of its borders, it might be hit with illnesses that causes massive depopulation, like when settlers encountered natives in the New World?

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Why have invasive species such as rabbits, dingos, and camels, along with native ones like kangaroos, been able to flourish to the point of being pests in Australia, when it has such a reputation for deadly predators?	2
If our other senses heighten when we lose one, i.e. going blind makes you see/hear/smell better, what keeps us from enhancing our sense without disability?	1
What's the largest an object could be, that it could move into a fixed orbit around the earth and it not ruin life for humans?	1
Is North Korea isolated enough that, upon the opening of its borders, it might be hit with illnesses that causes massive depopulation, like when settlers encountered natives in the New World?	1