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[WP] In order to solve the climate crisis, humanity shrinks itself down to ant size people. Generations pass, and eventually we forget that we were once giants. A group of humans decide to go exploring and stumbles upon the ruins of an ancient, huge city...

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Where does the 70% of water in the human body go when it dies? Is the amount of water on earth steadily increasing as more humans die?

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Can someone explain the law of conservation of energy in the context of boiling a pot of water to me please?

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Why do we have the law of multiple proportions?

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Why is everyone apparently deficient in Vitamine B12?

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Is covid19 really THAT bad?

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For as far back as you can remember, you've always had control over your automated bodily functions, such as core temp, heart rate and so on, but you think nothing of it. When you turned 18 you joined the army, and because of your abilities you were selected to go on top secret solo missions...

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I read that if you survive COVID19, you don't become immune to it. If this is true why are they looking to make a vaccine?

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[WP] In order to solve the climate crisis, humanity shrinks itself down to ant size people. Generations pass, and eventually we forget that we were once giants. A group of humans decide to go exploring and stumbles upon the ruins of an ancient, huge city...	3706	WritingPrompts
Where does the 70% of water in the human body go when it dies? Is the amount of water on earth steadily increasing as more humans die?	2	askscience
Can someone explain the law of conservation of energy in the context of boiling a pot of water to me please?	1	askscience
Why do we have the law of multiple proportions?	1	askscience
Why is everyone apparently deficient in Vitamine B12?	1	askscience
Is covid19 really THAT bad?	1	askscience
For as far back as you can remember, you've always had control over your automated bodily functions, such as core temp, heart rate and so on, but you think nothing of it. When you turned 18 you joined the army, and because of your abilities you were selected to go on top secret solo missions...	1	WritingPrompts
I read that if you survive COVID19, you don't become immune to it. If this is true why are they looking to make a vaccine?	1	askscience