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[WP] You've just invented the the world's highest powered flashlight. You point it up to the night time sky and see, impossibly high up, a ceiling.

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[WP] Your superpower is more of a curse. Pain is permanent. Every instance of pain you feel compounds upon the last, never diminishing. You've managed to get used to it. Recently, you've teamed up with someone who can bodyswap people, and together, you have proven to be remarkably effective.

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[WP] You are a professional artist in a world where cameras were never invented. NASA wants you to paint the first ever picture of Earth from space.

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[WP] Your hands are dirty in all possible interpretations of the phrase.

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[WP] The entire city of New York is suddenly transported back in time to the year 1740.

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[WP] Your whole family is immortal and you all live in isolation on a relatively small island somewhere in the Pacific. It's starting to get a bit crowded.

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[WP] "It's not my fault I look like death. I just want to live my life as long as I can! So why do these adventurers keep trying to destroy my phylactery?"

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Why is Mt.Everest snow-capped?

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[WP] Force = Mass * Acceleration. It would seem that this basic law of the universe holds true even when time itself is stopped.

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Was there ever a time in history where someone came close to inventing something that would not be actually invented until a long time after? How would technology likely have progressed differently had they managed to invent it then?

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[WP] You've just invented the the world's highest powered flashlight. You point it up to the night time sky and see, impossibly high up, a ceiling.	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] Your superpower is more of a curse. Pain is permanent. Every instance of pain you feel compounds upon the last, never diminishing. You've managed to get used to it. Recently, you've teamed up with someone who can bodyswap people, and together, you have proven to be remarkably effective.	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] You are a professional artist in a world where cameras were never invented. NASA wants you to paint the first ever picture of Earth from space.	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] Your hands are dirty in all possible interpretations of the phrase.	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] The entire city of New York is suddenly transported back in time to the year 1740.	4	WritingPrompts
[WP] Your whole family is immortal and you all live in isolation on a relatively small island somewhere in the Pacific. It's starting to get a bit crowded.	4	WritingPrompts
[WP] "It's not my fault I look like death. I just want to live my life as long as I can! So why do these adventurers keep trying to destroy my phylactery?"	3	WritingPrompts
Why is Mt.Everest snow-capped?	2	askscience
[WP] Force = Mass * Acceleration. It would seem that this basic law of the universe holds true even when time itself is stopped.	2	WritingPrompts
Was there ever a time in history where someone came close to inventing something that would not be actually invented until a long time after? How would technology likely have progressed differently had they managed to invent it then?	2	AskHistorians