Open Question: Why do some things defy gravity?
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Open Question: How come some things taste good for some people and some things taste bad for others?
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by BIGgoura... Member since:May 22, 2009Total points:19,042 (Level 6)preference, habituation, acquired tastes, cultural norms, etc age (it's commonly known that the older you get the greater appreciation you have for, in order, sweetness, saltiness, sourness, spiciness, and bitterness)
Sam Member since:October 29, 2008Total points:491 (Level 2) by BIGgoura... Member since:May 22, 2009Total points:19,042 (Level 6)preference, habituation, acquired tastes, cultural norms, etc age (it's commonly known that the older you get the greater appreciation you have for, in order, sweetness, saltiness, sourness, spiciness, and bitterness)
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Open Question: can the mars rover video tape things and photograph things?
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Open Question: there are other living things?
Yes, and some of them may well be sentient.
On earth, many scientists are studying the possibility that dolphins and whales may be sentient.
On earth, many scientists are studying the possibility that dolphins and whales may be sentient.
Issac Asimov was one who considered the possibility that sentient life of other planets might not resemble sentient life on earth.
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