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Is it scientifically reasonable to assume that other planets need have water in order to support life, or could this be merely the product of an 'Earth bias' of sorts?

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You're 10.000m in the air when your engine goes out. Is it better to be piloting an æroplane or rotorcraft?

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If I hold two phones side by side on the same wi-fi network, do I double my data 'potential', or is there a limited amount of data in that spot that they each get half of?

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If I convert the same audio file to .mp3 at the same bitrate but using different converters, will the resulting file be exactly the same?

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What is it about alcohol that makes mixing it with pretty much every drug, prescription or otherwise, such a bad idea?

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If I slashed a car tyre with a molecule-thick light sabre, would the tyre burst?

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Is it scientifically reasonable to assume that other planets need have water in order to support life, or could this be merely the product of an 'Earth bias' of sorts?	1
You're 10.000m in the air when your engine goes out. Is it better to be piloting an æroplane or rotorcraft?	1
If I hold two phones side by side on the same wi-fi network, do I double my data 'potential', or is there a limited amount of data in that spot that they each get half of?	1
If I convert the same audio file to .mp3 at the same bitrate but using different converters, will the resulting file be exactly the same?	1
What is it about alcohol that makes mixing it with pretty much every drug, prescription or otherwise, such a bad idea?	1
If I slashed a car tyre with a molecule-thick light sabre, would the tyre burst?	1