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If deforestation can lead to desertification, can planting a lot of trees reverse the effects?

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[WP] In a post-nuclear world all life on Earth has become extinct except for 17-year locusts and a handful of surviving humans.

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Why do I always feel perfectly sane when I am sick? (I normally have a host of mental disorders when I am not sick)

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If the human brain developed because we were able to get more caleries from food via cooking, why doesnt the brain develop much further since we now have an abundance of caleries available?

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What are some examples of in history of a prominent person in power changing from being benevolent to maleficent?

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Have there been any studies on the effects of electroshock therapy on the recipient's offspring?

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In the age of overwelming amounts of information being available we seem to have hit a limit in terms of our biology, what future evolutionary or augmented changes might help us better process such a wealth of information?

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Since trees and vegetation absorb CO2 and automobiles have CO2 exhaust, to what extent have automobiles in cities and on highways contributed to increased plant growth near those areas?

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In the universe is it possible to be completely motionless?

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How many revolutions have occured in the history of UK/England?

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If deforestation can lead to desertification, can planting a lot of trees reverse the effects?	2	askscience
[WP] In a post-nuclear world all life on Earth has become extinct except for 17-year locusts and a handful of surviving humans.	2	WritingPrompts
Why do I always feel perfectly sane when I am sick? (I normally have a host of mental disorders when I am not sick)	1	askscience
If the human brain developed because we were able to get more caleries from food via cooking, why doesnt the brain develop much further since we now have an abundance of caleries available?	1	askscience
What are some examples of in history of a prominent person in power changing from being benevolent to maleficent?	1	AskHistorians
Have there been any studies on the effects of electroshock therapy on the recipient's offspring?	1	askscience
In the age of overwelming amounts of information being available we seem to have hit a limit in terms of our biology, what future evolutionary or augmented changes might help us better process such a wealth of information?	1	askscience
Since trees and vegetation absorb CO2 and automobiles have CO2 exhaust, to what extent have automobiles in cities and on highways contributed to increased plant growth near those areas?	1	askscience
In the universe is it possible to be completely motionless?	1	askscience
How many revolutions have occured in the history of UK/England?	1	AskHistorians