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Why can a lot of people not seem to draw exactly what they picture in our minds?

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If two people were placed in a complete vacuum with no stars or other objects to base their motion, and person2 start to move toward person1, would person1 be able to tell whether person2 is moving toward him or he himself is moving toward person2?

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How much more weight could a person lift without permanently damaging his arms if the brain did not limit our maximum muscle usage?

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(physics) Why are pigments and light different?

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Do the galaxies themselves orbit a central area like us to our son, or do they just freely move about? Also,w hat would happen if 2 galaxies were to collide?

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Assume gravitons are proven. What happens to them, let's say we're talking about Earth's grav field, when they eventually reach the core, or the central point of the gravitational field?

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Why can a lot of people not seem to draw exactly what they picture in our minds?	1
If two people were placed in a complete vacuum with no stars or other objects to base their motion, and person2 start to move toward person1, would person1 be able to tell whether person2 is moving toward him or he himself is moving toward person2?	1
How much more weight could a person lift without permanently damaging his arms if the brain did not limit our maximum muscle usage?	1
(physics) Why are pigments and light different?	0
Do the galaxies themselves orbit a central area like us to our son, or do they just freely move about? Also,w hat would happen if 2 galaxies were to collide?	0
Assume gravitons are proven. What happens to them, let's say we're talking about Earth's grav field, when they eventually reach the core, or the central point of the gravitational field?	0