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There's no science behind it but why does astrology seem so real? Why do people of the same sign act so similar in certain ways?

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Why don't mines fill up with water?

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If evolution means that only the fittest survives, why is there more than one species?

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Why do objects of different masses hit the ground at the same time?

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How do ETs fit in with your religion? How will you react when disclosure happens?

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Do aliens really exist? If yes, where did they come from?

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If evolution wasn't false, how do evolutionists explain that they can't debunk my following theory? We assume evolution is true. But non-living things can't evolve into living things. Since this is impossible, a creator is required.

asked Jan 12, 2023 in Science of Everyday Life by Daz240

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It is said that a lightning bolt reaches a temperature of 50,000 degrees. Hotter than the surface of the sun, yet people have been struck by lightning and survived. How is that possible?

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What is the photochemical phase of photosynthesis?

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