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[WP] You can cook any dish to its full splendor. It's always the best prepped, the best tasting, just the best. It's natural for you-- but whatever you cook, it comes out black and white. And now you have to explain it to Gordon Ramsay.

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How much closer have we come in programming logic in the last 10 years to making code that is self aware?

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What estimate can be given to the total weight of all clouds typically in the atmosphere?

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How can fish deplete an area of oxygen, and have water still be water?

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Were humans to die off, what species would most likely become the primary sentient species capable of civilization?

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How hard would it be to terraform or colonize Titan?

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Since we have launched materials from Earth into space (satellites, rockets, etc.), have we decreased Earth's mass and, thus, its gravity pull?

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What would happen if a human stayed attached to the umbilical cord after birth?

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Would it feel like weightlessness if there was actually even gravity pull from all directions?

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How different would I feel if I were completely motionless in space, vs motionless on the surface of a planet (such as Earth)?

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[WP] You can cook any dish to its full splendor. It's always the best prepped, the best tasting, just the best. It's natural for you-- but whatever you cook, it comes out black and white. And now you have to explain it to Gordon Ramsay.	1	WritingPrompts
How much closer have we come in programming logic in the last 10 years to making code that is self aware?	1	askscience
What estimate can be given to the total weight of all clouds typically in the atmosphere?	1	askscience
How can fish deplete an area of oxygen, and have water still be water?	1	askscience
Were humans to die off, what species would most likely become the primary sentient species capable of civilization?	1	askscience
How hard would it be to terraform or colonize Titan?	1	askscience
Since we have launched materials from Earth into space (satellites, rockets, etc.), have we decreased Earth's mass and, thus, its gravity pull?	1	askscience
What would happen if a human stayed attached to the umbilical cord after birth?	1	askscience
Would it feel like weightlessness if there was actually even gravity pull from all directions?	1	askscience
How different would I feel if I were completely motionless in space, vs motionless on the surface of a planet (such as Earth)?	1	askscience