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There is a thread on the front page about terrible physical sensations that are painless. What makes these sensations (ie: nails on a chalkboard) so terrible for some people?

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How many helium filled balloons would it actually take to lift an average human?

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What kind of weather prediction technological advancements are we likely to see in the next decade?

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We know that diet sodas and artificial sweeteners cause insulin spikes due to the body perceiving the sweetness as sugar. Is there a correlation between how sweet something tastes that causes this, or is it the artificial sweeteners themselves?

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If every spider in existence were to drop dead right now, how long would it take until humans are affected?

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What are the chances of catching covid if you've already had it and are fully vaccinated?

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There is a thread on the front page about terrible physical sensations that are painless. What makes these sensations (ie: nails on a chalkboard) so terrible for some people?	1
How many helium filled balloons would it actually take to lift an average human?	1
What kind of weather prediction technological advancements are we likely to see in the next decade?	1
We know that diet sodas and artificial sweeteners cause insulin spikes due to the body perceiving the sweetness as sugar. Is there a correlation between how sweet something tastes that causes this, or is it the artificial sweeteners themselves?	1
If every spider in existence were to drop dead right now, how long would it take until humans are affected?	1
What are the chances of catching covid if you've already had it and are fully vaccinated?	1