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If humans were to not having existed, which animal might have come to be the most advanced?

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If photons don't have any mass, why is light affected by gravity?

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Why is laughter universal?

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If urine functions as a means to secrete toxic waste from our bodies, how is it drinkable?

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How do animals such as wildebeest that are strictly vegetarian live without proteins or amino acids?

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If I had a child with someone who is ethnically from the other side of the planet, would the child have less chance of genetic pathologies or more?

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How do herbivores or carnivores get all the necessary nutrition?

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How are animals that are strictly vegetarian able to produce essential nutrients such as protein, if they have no access to it?

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What/why is wind?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If humans were to not having existed, which animal might have come to be the most advanced?	1
If photons don't have any mass, why is light affected by gravity?	1
Why is laughter universal?	1
If urine functions as a means to secrete toxic waste from our bodies, how is it drinkable?	1
How do animals such as wildebeest that are strictly vegetarian live without proteins or amino acids?	1
If I had a child with someone who is ethnically from the other side of the planet, would the child have less chance of genetic pathologies or more?	1
How do herbivores or carnivores get all the necessary nutrition?	1
How are animals that are strictly vegetarian able to produce essential nutrients such as protein, if they have no access to it?	0
What/why is wind?	0