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If my brain atoms were replaced with identical ones, am I still me?

Yes and no say our readers – evoking wooden ships, the multiverse and dinosaurs to address a question that has vexed philosophers for centuries

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If mosquitoes were eradicated, what would be the consequences?

From a human perspective, mosquitoes don't have many positives. What would be the ecological consequences if they were eradicated?

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If the speed of light changed, how would it affect our lives?

If the speed of light changed, how would it affect our lives?
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Why do two musical notes an octave apart sound the same ? (continued)

Why do two musical notes an octave apart sound the same ? (continued)
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What is the smallest body of water in which tides can be detected?

Eric Kvaalen Les Essarts-le-Roi, France The Sea of Japan has almost no tides, but I suppose they are still detectable. This sea doesn’t have a natural oscillation period related to any lunar or solar period, and is fairly cut off from the ocean, which explains why the tides are small. Advertisement Stephen Rowe Shepperton, Middlesex, UK In my early career, I worked in the ship division of the UK’s National Physical Laboratory. The facilities included a massive indoor towing tank (sadly long since demolished to make way for a superstore). This tank was 400 metres long, almost 8 metres deep and contained more than 45 million litres of water.

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