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Does an antibody only ever protect against a single virus? Or do any protect against more than one?

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A light source is pointed north at a wall. Between the source and the light hovers a ball. The ball begins moving east. Will the moving shadow be the same shape as the shadow before the ball started moving?

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How much will increased wildfire activity contribute to changes in regional flora as the earth continues to warm?

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Is there a robotic equivalent to turing completeness?

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Are there viral illnesses that don't lead to immunity?

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Would antibodies extracted from your body during a viral infection help protect you from a subsequent infection?

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If I dropped something denser than lava and with a higher melting point into a lava lake would it sink to the center of the earth?

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Is it possible for immunity to be passed naturally from one person to another without a vaccine or an infection?

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Is the universe expanding, or is matter shrinking? And does the distinction make sense?

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If you were to go back 160,000 years in time, grab a newborn baby, and bring them to the present and raise them, would they just be a normal person in today's society, or would there still be some difference in their intelligence and how their brains work and process information?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does an antibody only ever protect against a single virus? Or do any protect against more than one?	17
A light source is pointed north at a wall. Between the source and the light hovers a ball. The ball begins moving east. Will the moving shadow be the same shape as the shadow before the ball started moving?	1
How much will increased wildfire activity contribute to changes in regional flora as the earth continues to warm?	1
Is there a robotic equivalent to turing completeness?	1
Are there viral illnesses that don't lead to immunity?	1
Would antibodies extracted from your body during a viral infection help protect you from a subsequent infection?	1
If I dropped something denser than lava and with a higher melting point into a lava lake would it sink to the center of the earth?	1
Is it possible for immunity to be passed naturally from one person to another without a vaccine or an infection?	1
Is the universe expanding, or is matter shrinking? And does the distinction make sense?	1
If you were to go back 160,000 years in time, grab a newborn baby, and bring them to the present and raise them, would they just be a normal person in today's society, or would there still be some difference in their intelligence and how their brains work and process information?	1