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If you could only drink salt water, would there be a point where your body couldn't process anymore salt and you would just pass it but keep the water?

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How do would an object (such as a space elevator) react to being in different areas of gravity?

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If you had to drink salt water, would there be a point where your body would be "oversaturated" with salt and you could drink it successfully and pass all of the salt.

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If you had to drink salt water, would there be a point where your body would be "oversaturated" with salt and you could drink it successfully and pass all of the salt?

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Do we scientifically know or have any theories on what nothingness is? Like "if the universe is over here, whats over there where the universe isnt"?

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Why, when I wake up from nightmares, do the nightmares exist in real life for a couple seconds?

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If you could only drink salt water, would there be a point where your body couldn't process anymore salt and you would just pass it but keep the water?	1
How do would an object (such as a space elevator) react to being in different areas of gravity?	1
If you had to drink salt water, would there be a point where your body would be "oversaturated" with salt and you could drink it successfully and pass all of the salt.	1
If you had to drink salt water, would there be a point where your body would be "oversaturated" with salt and you could drink it successfully and pass all of the salt?	1
Do we scientifically know or have any theories on what nothingness is? Like "if the universe is over here, whats over there where the universe isnt"?	1
Why, when I wake up from nightmares, do the nightmares exist in real life for a couple seconds?	0