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It seems like Covid-19 is a curse that will never go away, is there any reassurance?

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When humans colonize another planet such as Mars, how would the differences in gravity affect the development process of a fetus? Would there be any effect at all?

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So I put a special spray on my cap that keeps dirt off. Accidentally smelled alittle big of the chemical and after 5 hours, I still have a headache. Why is that? Why does my head seem irritated long term from a small amount getting into your smell receptors?

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So I put a special spray on my cap that keeps dirt off. Accidentally smelled alittle big of the chemical and after 5 hours, I still have a headache. Why is that? Why does my head seem irritated long term from a small amount getting into your smell receptors?

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Was reading about giant amoebas on the ocean floor. Has any scientists caught one yet?

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Can dogs sense that something is wrong?

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What are some of the weirdest things that the human body does when you become elderly?

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Cats have claws, snakes have fangs, humans.. Weird thought, but are our knuckles actually designed for punching? I mean ya, we do use them, but is it more harm than good? In other words.. Are we doing it wrong?

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Living in SoCal, the news sound more grim everyday. First, we have one more year of water left, then our "rainy season" will end not in a bang, but a dry whimper. It's gonna be 90 degrees on March. Is it safe to say that California is dying?

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When gravity slows down time, is it because its weighing down on every molecule in your body and on the environment around you causing them to move slower?

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It seems like Covid-19 is a curse that will never go away, is there any reassurance?	1
When humans colonize another planet such as Mars, how would the differences in gravity affect the development process of a fetus? Would there be any effect at all?	1
So I put a special spray on my cap that keeps dirt off. Accidentally smelled alittle big of the chemical and after 5 hours, I still have a headache. Why is that? Why does my head seem irritated long term from a small amount getting into your smell receptors?	1
So I put a special spray on my cap that keeps dirt off. Accidentally smelled alittle big of the chemical and after 5 hours, I still have a headache. Why is that? Why does my head seem irritated long term from a small amount getting into your smell receptors?	1
Was reading about giant amoebas on the ocean floor. Has any scientists caught one yet?	1
Can dogs sense that something is wrong?	1
What are some of the weirdest things that the human body does when you become elderly?	1
Cats have claws, snakes have fangs, humans.. Weird thought, but are our knuckles actually designed for punching? I mean ya, we do use them, but is it more harm than good? In other words.. Are we doing it wrong?	1
Living in SoCal, the news sound more grim everyday. First, we have one more year of water left, then our "rainy season" will end not in a bang, but a dry whimper. It's gonna be 90 degrees on March. Is it safe to say that California is dying?	1
When gravity slows down time, is it because its weighing down on every molecule in your body and on the environment around you causing them to move slower?	1