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If we built major construction projects entirely with the welfare of the surrounding ecosystem in mind, instead of say hydroelectric, how much good can we do for native species?

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Are masochists suffering from their brain inverting its reaction to cortisol and endorphins?

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With the advent of germline gene therapy potentially curing all inherited defects, is the idea of any one ethnic group being objectively superior a dying pipedream of the bigoted?

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Does the state of the electron cloud of an atom in a molecule hold any measurable bearing on the weak interaction in the nucleus at any energy state(s)?

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What is with society's current obsession with various forms and degrees of mithridatism/exposure therapy?

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If a body part is cut off, is it preferred by medical professionals if you try to push out as much blood from it before it coagulates before water and ice, or does stagnant low pressure blood help preserve the tissues?

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How goes the study and if any progress of late into meson or other types of catalyzed fusion?

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Would the collision of two equal opposite rotating black holes where one was made from antimatter create a bigger black hole or annihilate releasing an enormous amount of EM waves?

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As an observer accelerates away from a black hole, will they measure the radius and mass/energy shrink as the dopplar effect downshifts all caught radiation in it to decrease and therefore the overall gravitational mass?

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Are bosons always their own antiparticles and shouldn't short enough wave radiation quanta always cause an amount of gravitational scattering with everything?

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If we built major construction projects entirely with the welfare of the surrounding ecosystem in mind, instead of say hydroelectric, how much good can we do for native species?	1	askscience
Are masochists suffering from their brain inverting its reaction to cortisol and endorphins?	1	askscience
With the advent of germline gene therapy potentially curing all inherited defects, is the idea of any one ethnic group being objectively superior a dying pipedream of the bigoted?	1	askscience
Does the state of the electron cloud of an atom in a molecule hold any measurable bearing on the weak interaction in the nucleus at any energy state(s)?	1	askscience
What is with society's current obsession with various forms and degrees of mithridatism/exposure therapy?	1	askscience
If a body part is cut off, is it preferred by medical professionals if you try to push out as much blood from it before it coagulates before water and ice, or does stagnant low pressure blood help preserve the tissues?	1	askscience
How goes the study and if any progress of late into meson or other types of catalyzed fusion?	1	askscience
Would the collision of two equal opposite rotating black holes where one was made from antimatter create a bigger black hole or annihilate releasing an enormous amount of EM waves?	1	askscience
As an observer accelerates away from a black hole, will they measure the radius and mass/energy shrink as the dopplar effect downshifts all caught radiation in it to decrease and therefore the overall gravitational mass?	1	askscience
Are bosons always their own antiparticles and shouldn't short enough wave radiation quanta always cause an amount of gravitational scattering with everything?	1	askscience