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Floating Temple

41 upvotes • r/Enshrouded

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Why are chalk cliffs so common in Northern Europe?

6 upvotes • r/askscience

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How would the population growth rate in modern society respond if Thanos Snap were a real thing.

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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How would the population growth rate in modern society respond if Thanos Snap were a real thing?

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A lot of people make click sounds to communicate with animals, even though these animals dont even remotely make click sounds naturally and probably have no clue what to make of them. So many people do it without even questioning it. Where does this behaviour come from? Why do we think it works?

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If we had the technology/logistical infrastructure, would it be possible to build a mountain into space for easier take-offs? I assume the answer is no, but how high would the highest possible mountain be that could be built this way? How would the atmosphere react to being pierced like that?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Floating Temple	41	Enshrouded
Why are chalk cliffs so common in Northern Europe?	6	askscience
How would the population growth rate in modern society respond if Thanos Snap were a real thing.	1	askscience
How would the population growth rate in modern society respond if Thanos Snap were a real thing?	1	askscience
A lot of people make click sounds to communicate with animals, even though these animals dont even remotely make click sounds naturally and probably have no clue what to make of them. So many people do it without even questioning it. Where does this behaviour come from? Why do we think it works?	1	askscience
If we had the technology/logistical infrastructure, would it be possible to build a mountain into space for easier take-offs? I assume the answer is no, but how high would the highest possible mountain be that could be built this way? How would the atmosphere react to being pierced like that?	1	askscience