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Would discovering that the universe was actually infinite or finite change anything regarding our understanding of physics?

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[WP] World War III has just started, but it's not over land, property, or about the sovereignty of any nation. It's actually a competition for each government to try and make their country the best place to live in the world.

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[WP] You have the ability to see people's net worth over their head. It hasn't bothered you too much anymore, until one day your $32.44 over your head changes to $4,596.29KK in the mirror, and nothing out of the ordinary has happened.

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[WP]A business mogul uses the mantra "All publicity is good publicity.", but after somehow becoming President, his approval just keeps going up, despite him desperately trying to get impeached.

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If an average sized man was trapped somewhere with unlimited air, but no food or water, how long could he survive eating himself and drinking his own fluids? NSFW

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Why do some viruses and bacteria get wiped out by vaccination, and some only evolve and require more advanced treatments that have to keep changing to keep up with the bug?

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Aren't parasites an evolutionary fallacy? If all the hosts they can infect die out, they also die as well, thereby essentially "killing themselves" as a species.

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Can a sound we can't hear at high volume block out a sound we can hear at any volume?

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We make electrical components more efficient by shrinking their components as small as possible, but how do we make things like electric motors more efficient?

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If we completely desalinated all available water, what would be the effects?

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Would discovering that the universe was actually infinite or finite change anything regarding our understanding of physics?	1850	askscience
[WP] World War III has just started, but it's not over land, property, or about the sovereignty of any nation. It's actually a competition for each government to try and make their country the best place to live in the world.	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] You have the ability to see people's net worth over their head. It hasn't bothered you too much anymore, until one day your $32.44 over your head changes to $4,596.29KK in the mirror, and nothing out of the ordinary has happened.	2	WritingPrompts
[WP]A business mogul uses the mantra "All publicity is good publicity.", but after somehow becoming President, his approval just keeps going up, despite him desperately trying to get impeached.	2	WritingPrompts
If an average sized man was trapped somewhere with unlimited air, but no food or water, how long could he survive eating himself and drinking his own fluids? NSFW	1	askscience
Why do some viruses and bacteria get wiped out by vaccination, and some only evolve and require more advanced treatments that have to keep changing to keep up with the bug?	1	askscience
Aren't parasites an evolutionary fallacy? If all the hosts they can infect die out, they also die as well, thereby essentially "killing themselves" as a species.	1	askscience
Can a sound we can't hear at high volume block out a sound we can hear at any volume?	1	askscience
We make electrical components more efficient by shrinking their components as small as possible, but how do we make things like electric motors more efficient?	1	askscience
If we completely desalinated all available water, what would be the effects?	1	askscience