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Would it be possible to create a virus free human society, such as a space station that's very careful to never let a virus in?

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[WP] Hunters from the Amazon rainforest are lost in an endless American white-picket fence Suburb, written to sound like a story of middle class Americans lost in the jungle.

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[EU] You're an ordinary African American, and King Eric Killmonger of Wakanda has just sent a shipment of weaponry to your neighbourhood.

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In futurama scientists increased the speed of light to make space travel practical. If this were possible what unintended consequences would result?

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[EU] From the Barbie film. Write ken spreading patriarchal ideas to the Barbies, and/or Gloria spreading feminist ideas to the Barbies, as though it were a terrifying zombie apocalypse.

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Apart from the health risks, what are the advantages and disadvantages to deliberately exposing people to a virus to test a vaccine candidate?

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When we breed dogs for a specific trait like running speed we often see negative side effects. Is there typically a direct genetic link between the desired trait and the side effects?

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What would weather be like in a purely oceanic world?

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When was the first time a post-Rome European nation would have been able to defeat the Roman Empire in its prime?

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When America invaded Iraq in 2003, was Iraq always going to be the target, or were people advocating that they target, say, Iran instead? If so why did Iraq get picked?

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Would it be possible to create a virus free human society, such as a space station that's very careful to never let a virus in?	1	askscience
[WP] Hunters from the Amazon rainforest are lost in an endless American white-picket fence Suburb, written to sound like a story of middle class Americans lost in the jungle.	1	WritingPrompts
[EU] You're an ordinary African American, and King Eric Killmonger of Wakanda has just sent a shipment of weaponry to your neighbourhood.	1	WritingPrompts
In futurama scientists increased the speed of light to make space travel practical. If this were possible what unintended consequences would result?	1	askscience
[EU] From the Barbie film. Write ken spreading patriarchal ideas to the Barbies, and/or Gloria spreading feminist ideas to the Barbies, as though it were a terrifying zombie apocalypse.	1	WritingPrompts
Apart from the health risks, what are the advantages and disadvantages to deliberately exposing people to a virus to test a vaccine candidate?	1	askscience
When we breed dogs for a specific trait like running speed we often see negative side effects. Is there typically a direct genetic link between the desired trait and the side effects?	1	askscience
What would weather be like in a purely oceanic world?	1	askscience
When was the first time a post-Rome European nation would have been able to defeat the Roman Empire in its prime?	1	AskHistorians
When America invaded Iraq in 2003, was Iraq always going to be the target, or were people advocating that they target, say, Iran instead? If so why did Iraq get picked?	1	AskHistorians