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300 years ago, nobody would have predicted that mankind would produce something that could change our entire world's climate. Do scientists today predict that we could create something that could have an effect on our entire galaxy? Or even the entire universe? What would that be?

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Starting in June 1965, Angus Barbieri fasted for 382 days. He lived on tea, coffee, soda water and vitamins, living at home Scotland, and frequently visiting a hospital for medical evaluation. He lost 276 pounds (125 kg). Do you think any 500+ pound person could do this without dying? If not, why?

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Is there any data/info on whether in countries where women commonly wear face coverings (niqab), men are contracting covid at higher rates?

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Does anyone know whether overall US deaths for March 2020 were up or down from last year's numbers? ie since people are driving less, etc? Thanks!

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Were overall US deaths for March 2020 up or down from what was expected? i.e. last year's numbers. I'm wondering if overall LESS people have died since people are driving less, etc? Thank you!

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300 years ago, nobody would have predicted that mankind would produce something that could change our entire world's climate. Do scientists today predict that we could create something that could have an effect on our entire galaxy? Or even the entire universe? What would that be?	1
Starting in June 1965, Angus Barbieri fasted for 382 days. He lived on tea, coffee, soda water and vitamins, living at home Scotland, and frequently visiting a hospital for medical evaluation. He lost 276 pounds (125 kg). Do you think any 500+ pound person could do this without dying? If not, why?	1
Is there any data/info on whether in countries where women commonly wear face coverings (niqab), men are contracting covid at higher rates?	1
Does anyone know whether overall US deaths for March 2020 were up or down from last year's numbers? ie since people are driving less, etc? Thanks!	1
Were overall US deaths for March 2020 up or down from what was expected? i.e. last year's numbers. I'm wondering if overall LESS people have died since people are driving less, etc? Thank you!	1