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Is the total electric charge of the Universe zero?

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Why do bats carry so many diseases that are dangerous to humans?

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If the global vaccine science system of 2020 will need 1-2 years to develop a coronavirus vaccine, how was Louis Pasteur able to create a rabies vaccine essentially by himself in the same timeframe, in 1885?

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Why is causality violation a problem?

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How are dogs able to bark for hours at high volume without getting hoarse? If a human did that they would barely be able to speak for a few days afterwards.

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Are there viruses that can infect both plants and animals?

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How much do oxygen levels vary on Earth's surface?

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How does "colorblind friendly" design affect people with normal vision?

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Given the incredible sparseness of the fossil record, how can we even hope to ever get a halfway accurate picture of life millions of years ago?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is the total electric charge of the Universe zero?	1
Why do bats carry so many diseases that are dangerous to humans?	1
If the global vaccine science system of 2020 will need 1-2 years to develop a coronavirus vaccine, how was Louis Pasteur able to create a rabies vaccine essentially by himself in the same timeframe, in 1885?	1
Why is causality violation a problem?	1
How are dogs able to bark for hours at high volume without getting hoarse? If a human did that they would barely be able to speak for a few days afterwards.	1
Are there viruses that can infect both plants and animals?	1
How much do oxygen levels vary on Earth's surface?	1
How does "colorblind friendly" design affect people with normal vision?	1
Given the incredible sparseness of the fossil record, how can we even hope to ever get a halfway accurate picture of life millions of years ago?	1