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How much larger would the world population be today if all those killed in ww1 and 2 had not been?

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Why did native Americans living at the same latitude as Europeans not also have pale skin?

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Is peanut butter that has no ingredients other than peanuts nutritionally any difference from just eating an equivalent weight of peanuts? If so, why?

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If you were lost at sea but able to catch fish, would eating the fish be able to give you enough water to stay alive?

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Vitamin D is synthesized by the skin from sunlight: is there anything else it can synthesise from sunlight?

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If everybody switched to unmechanised subsistence organic farming (and had trained sufficiently) would it be possible to produce enough food for the population to survive?

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What are metals like in their gas forms?

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If electrolysed hydrogen becomes a worldwide fully scaled part of the world's energy system, doesn't it become a problem that leaked hydrogen gas will escape the atmosphere?

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If all jet engines, rockets and aerosol xans on earth were strapped to the ground and pointed directly for or against the direction of the earth's rotation and run at full power at the same time, could the speed of the earth's rotation be measurably effected?

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Many seemingly irreducible problems in the world are considered the fault of western imperialism. Were there any comparable problems that could be blamed/have been blamed in a similar way as being the legacy of the roman empire?

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How much larger would the world population be today if all those killed in ww1 and 2 had not been?	1	askscience
Why did native Americans living at the same latitude as Europeans not also have pale skin?	1	askscience
Is peanut butter that has no ingredients other than peanuts nutritionally any difference from just eating an equivalent weight of peanuts? If so, why?	1	askscience
If you were lost at sea but able to catch fish, would eating the fish be able to give you enough water to stay alive?	1	askscience
Vitamin D is synthesized by the skin from sunlight: is there anything else it can synthesise from sunlight?	1	askscience
If everybody switched to unmechanised subsistence organic farming (and had trained sufficiently) would it be possible to produce enough food for the population to survive?	1	askscience
What are metals like in their gas forms?	1	askscience
If electrolysed hydrogen becomes a worldwide fully scaled part of the world's energy system, doesn't it become a problem that leaked hydrogen gas will escape the atmosphere?	1	askscience
If all jet engines, rockets and aerosol xans on earth were strapped to the ground and pointed directly for or against the direction of the earth's rotation and run at full power at the same time, could the speed of the earth's rotation be measurably effected?	1	askscience
Many seemingly irreducible problems in the world are considered the fault of western imperialism. Were there any comparable problems that could be blamed/have been blamed in a similar way as being the legacy of the roman empire?	1	AskHistorians