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If you do the first stretch in a relay-swimming contest, can you beat the "single" word-record?

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Why do I always get pimples on the same 3 pores in my face?

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What evolutionary benefits are there from getting bigger hunger if you are used to eating more?

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Do fish have to swim to stay afloat?

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Do animals know that snow is water?

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How is balance trained biological?

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Does light and darkness have opposite effect on nocturnal animals sleeping?

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If gravity makes time slow down, does the presence of dark-energy make time go faster?

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If dark-energy has a repulsive gravitational effect, why do we include it when calculating the critical density?

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Could an observer close to the event horizon see light from the other side in the same way as I can hit a bird flying close to the earth without throwing faster than the escape-velocity of Earth?

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If you do the first stretch in a relay-swimming contest, can you beat the "single" word-record?	1
Why do I always get pimples on the same 3 pores in my face?	1
What evolutionary benefits are there from getting bigger hunger if you are used to eating more?	1
Do fish have to swim to stay afloat?	1
Do animals know that snow is water?	1
How is balance trained biological?	1
Does light and darkness have opposite effect on nocturnal animals sleeping?	1
If gravity makes time slow down, does the presence of dark-energy make time go faster?	1
If dark-energy has a repulsive gravitational effect, why do we include it when calculating the critical density?	1
Could an observer close to the event horizon see light from the other side in the same way as I can hit a bird flying close to the earth without throwing faster than the escape-velocity of Earth?	1