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[WP] After suffering a life-threatening gunshot wound, a small-town Sheriff's deputy awakens in a world overrun by "walkers." That man's name is Rick. Rick Sanchez.

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[WP] You're a time-traveling assassin whose job is to eliminate history's most evil people when they're children before they grow up to commit mass atrocities. You've taken out Hitler, Stalin and Mao among others. You just received your latest target: Finn Wolfhard

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Give the "birthday problem," does that mean that if I pick 70 random numbers between 1-365, I have a 99.9% chance of picking the same number twice?

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Can insects die of old age?

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How come, as humans, our ability to accurately gauge distances tends to fall off dramatically past like ten meters or so?

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Why don't we have solar-powered boats? The ocean seems like a place that gets a lot of sun.

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How come larger animals tend to live longer than smaller animals, but larger animals tend to live shorter lives than smaller animals in that same species?

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It's rather easy for a layman to discern audio quality differences between songs recorded in 1975 and 1995. What differences are there between songs recorded in 1995 and 2015?

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Why can't we just clone more Northern White Rhinos?

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In a modern industrial society, medicine has made it so that people who would have otherwise died young and failed to reproduce (e.g. Stephen Hawking) are now able to pass on their genes to offspring. Are we now using medicine to overcome evolution via natural selection?

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[WP] After suffering a life-threatening gunshot wound, a small-town Sheriff's deputy awakens in a world overrun by "walkers." That man's name is Rick. Rick Sanchez.	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] You're a time-traveling assassin whose job is to eliminate history's most evil people when they're children before they grow up to commit mass atrocities. You've taken out Hitler, Stalin and Mao among others. You just received your latest target: Finn Wolfhard	1	WritingPrompts
Give the "birthday problem," does that mean that if I pick 70 random numbers between 1-365, I have a 99.9% chance of picking the same number twice?	1	askscience
Can insects die of old age?	1	askscience
How come, as humans, our ability to accurately gauge distances tends to fall off dramatically past like ten meters or so?	1	askscience
Why don't we have solar-powered boats? The ocean seems like a place that gets a lot of sun.	1	askscience
How come larger animals tend to live longer than smaller animals, but larger animals tend to live shorter lives than smaller animals in that same species?	1	askscience
It's rather easy for a layman to discern audio quality differences between songs recorded in 1975 and 1995. What differences are there between songs recorded in 1995 and 2015?	1	askscience
Why can't we just clone more Northern White Rhinos?	1	askscience
In a modern industrial society, medicine has made it so that people who would have otherwise died young and failed to reproduce (e.g. Stephen Hawking) are now able to pass on their genes to offspring. Are we now using medicine to overcome evolution via natural selection?	1	askscience