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[WP] You're immortal and it must be kept a secret, but roughly every 30 years you lose all of your personal memories. You devise a plan to remind yourself of your previous "life".

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How does compound ear pro work in terms of NRR?

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Why does fire make a noise when you move it fast (i.e. Waving a torch)?

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How long did it take to make iron and marble statues?

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Is this an accurate representation of schizophrenia?

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What is it when you can look into a child's eye's (or anyone's eyes) and sense a significant level of intelligence.

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What is it when you can look into a child's eyes (or anyone's eyes) and sense a significant level of intelligence?

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How would our life change if our sun was a different color?

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Manufacturer tier-list (out the box accuracy)?

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What is the difference between warming Mars by detonating nuclear weapons on its poles and nuclear winter on Earth?

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[WP] You're immortal and it must be kept a secret, but roughly every 30 years you lose all of your personal memories. You devise a plan to remind yourself of your previous "life".	9	WritingPrompts
How does compound ear pro work in terms of NRR?	2	askscience
Why does fire make a noise when you move it fast (i.e. Waving a torch)?	1	askscience
How long did it take to make iron and marble statues?	1	askscience
Is this an accurate representation of schizophrenia?	1	askscience
What is it when you can look into a child's eye's (or anyone's eyes) and sense a significant level of intelligence.	1	askscience
What is it when you can look into a child's eyes (or anyone's eyes) and sense a significant level of intelligence?	1	askscience
How would our life change if our sun was a different color?	1	askscience
Manufacturer tier-list (out the box accuracy)?	1	longrange
What is the difference between warming Mars by detonating nuclear weapons on its poles and nuclear winter on Earth?	1	askscience