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[WP] You work in a coffee shop. Every day, a man comes in with a little dog wearing glasses and a mini helmet and orders mocha with extra chocolate. One day, you realize the dog is controlling his mind and trying to poison him, but doesn't realize humans can eat chocolate.

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Why are Neanderthals classified as a different species from Homo Sapiens?

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[TT] A new invention allows people to see into the future. Because people now see the future, the machine always shows the best possible outcome for the future since the choices that will lead to that outcome will always be made, naturally. Today, you see the death of the entire human race.

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[WP] You've lived a long life, had several wonderful children and grandchildren, loved passionately and been loved in return. You close your eyes on your death bed, surrounded by loved ones. As darkness surrounds you, you read, "GAME OVER".

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[IP] Who are these people, how did they meet, and what are they doing?

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What would happen if a planet broke free from its orbit?

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Why do some animals eat their young? How does this make evolutionary sense?

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In Game of Thrones, seasons can last entire generations. What kind of solar system or planetary movement in relation to its sun or suns would cause such a thing?

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What would be the long term ramifications of detonating nuclear weapons over the 100 most populous cities in the world?

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Why don't we differentiate between different types of humans like we do other species?

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[WP] You work in a coffee shop. Every day, a man comes in with a little dog wearing glasses and a mini helmet and orders mocha with extra chocolate. One day, you realize the dog is controlling his mind and trying to poison him, but doesn't realize humans can eat chocolate.	1390	WritingPrompts
Why are Neanderthals classified as a different species from Homo Sapiens?	45	askscience
[TT] A new invention allows people to see into the future. Because people now see the future, the machine always shows the best possible outcome for the future since the choices that will lead to that outcome will always be made, naturally. Today, you see the death of the entire human race.	7	WritingPrompts
[WP] You've lived a long life, had several wonderful children and grandchildren, loved passionately and been loved in return. You close your eyes on your death bed, surrounded by loved ones. As darkness surrounds you, you read, "GAME OVER".	3	WritingPrompts
[IP] Who are these people, how did they meet, and what are they doing?	3	WritingPrompts
What would happen if a planet broke free from its orbit?	1	askscience
Why do some animals eat their young? How does this make evolutionary sense?	1	askscience
In Game of Thrones, seasons can last entire generations. What kind of solar system or planetary movement in relation to its sun or suns would cause such a thing?	1	askscience
What would be the long term ramifications of detonating nuclear weapons over the 100 most populous cities in the world?	1	askscience
Why don't we differentiate between different types of humans like we do other species?	1	askscience