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If we see space time as a fluid, gravity (or the mass from which it comes) is a low pressure area. How does this compare to Verlinde's theory of gravity being entropic?

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Are severe amnesia patients' addictions affected by their amnesia (or others who lose their memory, such as some stroke victims)?

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How/why would traveling near the speed of light cause an object to contract/be narrow?

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How much space/acreage of plants does it take, on average, to be in equilibrium with the oxygen needs of a human (and carbon dioxide exhaled)?

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Entropy and information not being lost not: How are these not contradictory?

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I understand lifting 6 pounds on the moon is equal to lifting 1 pound on Earth, what is equal to 1 pound when there is no gravity (or the gravity in all directions balances out)?

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Have we observed any patterns in the "languages" that some twins develop?

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Black holes immensely powerful instead of infinitely powerful.

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Do biracial people have stronger/better immune systems/health overall (considering why genetic diversity is important)?

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How do we know gravity isn't from an intrinsic dipole moment of protons/quarks?

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If we see space time as a fluid, gravity (or the mass from which it comes) is a low pressure area. How does this compare to Verlinde's theory of gravity being entropic?	1
Are severe amnesia patients' addictions affected by their amnesia (or others who lose their memory, such as some stroke victims)?	1
How/why would traveling near the speed of light cause an object to contract/be narrow?	1
How much space/acreage of plants does it take, on average, to be in equilibrium with the oxygen needs of a human (and carbon dioxide exhaled)?	1
Entropy and information not being lost not: How are these not contradictory?	1
I understand lifting 6 pounds on the moon is equal to lifting 1 pound on Earth, what is equal to 1 pound when there is no gravity (or the gravity in all directions balances out)?	1
Have we observed any patterns in the "languages" that some twins develop?	1
Black holes immensely powerful instead of infinitely powerful.	1
Do biracial people have stronger/better immune systems/health overall (considering why genetic diversity is important)?	1
How do we know gravity isn't from an intrinsic dipole moment of protons/quarks?	1