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Reticulum
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So, in this game, people will ask an interesting question, that they have come up with. Please only 1 question at a time, and if you feel like it, give funny response.


Here is mine:

Does Britain recognize America as becoming Independant in 1776, or 1783?

That is to say, were you to go to GB, would they say America is 230 years old, or 223?

Please help and have fun!

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If one dyslexic writes something, and another reads it, does it come out right?
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Dyslexic devil-worshippers sell their souls to Santa.
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Morbo
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"Is there a Dog?"
What dyslexic insomniac agnostics spend their nights worrying about.

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Morbo
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I would say Great Britain recognized American independance in 1783, by signing the Treaty of Paris ending the Revolutionary War. Article I of the treaty states that "His Britannic Majesty acknowledges the said United States, viz.,[the 13 colony states], to be free sovereign and independent states"...etc

How could they recognize American independance before that? That was the whole reason for the war.

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If the universe is finite in size, what is outside of it?
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Morbo
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At least 2 options answer that question.

1) A finite universe can close in on itself through curvature of space and time, leaving nothing outside. A 3-D example is a sphere, which curves around and meets itself.

2) Or a finite universe could be surrounded by other different universes, all part of a Meta-Universe. Despite sci-fi plots, it's unlikely humans would ever be able to gain much info about or travel to different universes. So the answer would just be a vauge "other stuff."

aspectre just posted some good stuff to google to answer that question: space news

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