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Re: I'm writing a fictional short story. I have some questions.... that are largely jungle or savana would remain much the same. There would be a massive creation of new species as corridors reopened, but Island communities would fair badly initially. The main problem is that there are insufficient predators. We are the apex predator of the planet and with us ...
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Re: Telepathy - it works or maybe not?You will not find any agreement in the science community. I researched this topic for a VERY long time. Your best bet is to explore the smaller communities of practitioners of these skills. Its only in these communities where discussions are not bottlenecked by debates of whether the phenomenon ...
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