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When a fish is out of water, is it actually unable to breath in the way we imagine it wouldn't be able to, like how it is for us when we're under water?

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What would modern day life look like if not for the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event (colloquially known as "the meteor that killed the dinosaurs")?

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Hypothetically would it be possible to perform a surgery on someones eyes where you add new cones (or something?) to allow them to see new colors?

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Would something detrimental happen if the whole world decided to denuclearize by launching all the nukes into the sun at once?

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What makes a melody catchy, and why might someone prefer the theme song from The Lord of the Rings to the Tidy Cat jingle?

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Why do I bring my hand to my chin when I'm given something new to seriously think about?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When a fish is out of water, is it actually unable to breath in the way we imagine it wouldn't be able to, like how it is for us when we're under water?	2
What would modern day life look like if not for the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event (colloquially known as "the meteor that killed the dinosaurs")?	1
Hypothetically would it be possible to perform a surgery on someones eyes where you add new cones (or something?) to allow them to see new colors?	1
Would something detrimental happen if the whole world decided to denuclearize by launching all the nukes into the sun at once?	1
What makes a melody catchy, and why might someone prefer the theme song from The Lord of the Rings to the Tidy Cat jingle?	0
Why do I bring my hand to my chin when I'm given something new to seriously think about?	0