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Why do viruses and bacteria have killing symptoms? From an evolutionary point, wouldn’t viruses that reproduce and cause no symptoms be better for their population, as they don’t notice it?

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What would you feel if you were being microwaved alive?

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What would you hear if you ran as fast as and perfectly with a wave of sound?

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What’s the closest an asteroid can get to earth without hitting?

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Is the light red during a lunar eclipse if you’re on the moon?

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Why do some people experience false awakenings?

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Why do certain chemicals hurt when put in certain areas of the body?

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What’s the closest that an asteroid can get to earth, and miss?

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What is the actual speed of gravity?

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If society told children that smiling was for when you’re angry, and frowning was for when you were happy, would they grow up that way?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do viruses and bacteria have killing symptoms? From an evolutionary point, wouldn’t viruses that reproduce and cause no symptoms be better for their population, as they don’t notice it?	1
What would you feel if you were being microwaved alive?	1
What would you hear if you ran as fast as and perfectly with a wave of sound?	1
What’s the closest an asteroid can get to earth without hitting?	1
Is the light red during a lunar eclipse if you’re on the moon?	1
Why do some people experience false awakenings?	1
Why do certain chemicals hurt when put in certain areas of the body?	1
What’s the closest that an asteroid can get to earth, and miss?	1
What is the actual speed of gravity?	1
If society told children that smiling was for when you’re angry, and frowning was for when you were happy, would they grow up that way?	1