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Human: So, if lenses work by bending light, and gravity can also bend light, could a gravitational lense be possible? Or for that matter, a cosmic gravitational telescope constructed out of black holes? Assistant:	Human: So, if lenses work by bending light, and gravity can also bend light, could a gravitational lense be possible? Or for that matter, a cosmic gravitational telescope constructed out of black holes? Assistant: Yes. The "gravitational lens" you are talking about is called a gravitational lens.	Human: So, if lenses work by bending light, and gravity can also bend light, could a gravitational lense be possible? Or for that matter, a cosmic gravitational telescope constructed out of black holes? Assistant: One example I find fascinating is the Lynx quasar, APM08279+5255. In addition to be phenomenally bright...	4	1
Human: So, if lenses work by bending light, and gravity can also bend light, could a gravitational lense be possible? Or for that matter, a cosmic gravitational telescope constructed out of black holes? Assistant:	Human: So, if lenses work by bending light, and gravity can also bend light, could a gravitational lense be possible? Or for that matter, a cosmic gravitational telescope constructed out of black holes? Assistant: Interestingly enough, ARS published an article on this a few minutes ago, discussing Hubble using galax...	Human: So, if lenses work by bending light, and gravity can also bend light, could a gravitational lense be possible? Or for that matter, a cosmic gravitational telescope constructed out of black holes? Assistant: One example I find fascinating is the Lynx quasar, APM08279+5255. In addition to be phenomenally bright...	2	1
Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant:	Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant: A photon does not require mass to be affected by gravity as the source of gravity is not mass, it is energy and momentum, which a photon definitely ...	Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant: The mass of the black hole warps space-time so much that, inside the event horizon, all paths into the future lead back towards the center of the bl...	118	48
Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant:	Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant: A photon does not require mass to be affected by gravity as the source of gravity is not mass, it is energy and momentum, which a photon definitely ...	Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant: Around black holes space itself is distorted extremely and bends all the way into the black hole. Since light waves (photons) traverses through the...	118	8
Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant:	Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant: The mass of the black hole warps space-time so much that, inside the event horizon, all paths into the future lead back towards the center of the bl...	Human: If photons have no mass, why does a black hole trap them? Do black holes not only have huge gravitational pulls but also energy pulls? Please explain. Assistant: Around black holes space itself is distorted extremely and bends all the way into the black hole. Since light waves (photons) traverses through the...	48	8
Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant:	Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant: Salt. I'm only saying salt because I know it lowers the freezing point of ice, so my logic tells me that it should lower the boiling point too but I may be wrong	Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant: Antifreeze	-17	-18
Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant:	Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant: Salt. I'm only saying salt because I know it lowers the freezing point of ice, so my logic tells me that it should lower the boiling point too but I may be wrong	Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant: Or you could add salt.	-17	-32
Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant:	Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant: Antifreeze	Human: Is there anything you can add to water to lower it's boiling point? Assistant: Or you could add salt.	-18	-32
Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	7	3
Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	7	2
Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	Human: How can we tell that the universe is flat and infinite if we can't be affected by anything outside the observable universe? I understand that our observations tell us that the universe is flat, and that this implies that the universe is either infinite, or that it extends very, very far beyond the observable u...	3	2
Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	13	5
Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	13	1
Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	Human: Does the human body heal reproductive organs with more priority than anything else? If a man or a woman takes damage down south, damage which could temporarily pose as a physical barrier to intercourse, does the body heal it faster or with more priority than anything else? If there is a hierarchy of priority, ...	5	1
Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant:	Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant: Some people claim that artificial sweeteners are not healthy. But the evidence is not clear and uncontroversial. Far from it. If you want to stay on the safe side, sucralose ("splenda") and stevia seem to generate the least amount of bad rumors. As...	Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant: They aren't bad for you. Just like tobacco wasn't bad for you. Just like benzene wasn't bad for you. Just like saccharine wasn't bad for you. Just like red food dye wasn't bad for you. Just like Olestra wasn't bad for you...	2	-2
Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant:	Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant: Some people claim that artificial sweeteners are not healthy. But the evidence is not clear and uncontroversial. Far from it. If you want to stay on the safe side, sucralose ("splenda") and stevia seem to generate the least amount of bad rumors. As...	Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant: aspartame.	2	-6
Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant:	Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant: They aren't bad for you. Just like tobacco wasn't bad for you. Just like benzene wasn't bad for you. Just like saccharine wasn't bad for you. Just like red food dye wasn't bad for you. Just like Olestra wasn't bad for you...	Human: Why are diet sodas bad for you? Is it the sodium? Assistant: aspartame.	-2	-6
Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	44	18
Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	44	14
Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	44	10
Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	18	14
Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	18	10
Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	Human: Did Neanderthals make the cave paintings ? In 2018, Dirk Hoffmann et al. published a Uranium-Thorium dating of cave art in three caves in Spain, claiming the paintings are 65k years old. This predates modern humans that arrived in europe somewhere at 40k years ago, making this the first solid evidence of Neand...	14	10
Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant:	Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant: The image formed by the lens is a fuzzy circle (the brightness dims as you go farther from the center), but it's projected onto a rectangular sensor or piece of film. For certain combinations of sensor size and lens, the dim edges of the ...	Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant: The shape of the lens has nothing to do with the shape of the image. Take a round lens and set it up to make an image on a screen. Now cover most of he lens with black tape leaving just a narrow pie shape uncovered, the only difference yo...	3	1
Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant:	Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant: The image formed by the lens is a fuzzy circle (the brightness dims as you go farther from the center), but it's projected onto a rectangular sensor or piece of film. For certain combinations of sensor size and lens, the dim edges of the ...	Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant: Might want to think about the sun (which appears as a round light source) creates square/rectangular shapes on the floor: they take the shape of the opening. The image is circular, as you would expect, but the film or sensor is placed in...	3	0
Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant:	Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant: The shape of the lens has nothing to do with the shape of the image. Take a round lens and set it up to make an image on a screen. Now cover most of he lens with black tape leaving just a narrow pie shape uncovered, the only difference yo...	Human: If lenses are circular why do they take rectangle pictures? Assistant: Might want to think about the sun (which appears as a round light source) creates square/rectangular shapes on the floor: they take the shape of the opening. The image is circular, as you would expect, but the film or sensor is placed in...	1	0
Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	21	8
Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	21	1
Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	Human: How much can animals (specifically dogs) tell about humans based on our appearance? My girlfriend has a 9 month old dog that just wants to play all day, and by play I mean rough-housing, but he seems to respect her dad more, acting calmer, and he doesn't act out at all with her mom, who is in a wheelchair. Thi...	8	1
Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant:	Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant: We have a real life example. North Korea. When a friend of mine’s cousin got out...	Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant: It is possible. However, the party would have to be industrially murdering its o...	25	12
Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant:	Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant: We have a real life example. North Korea. When a friend of mine’s cousin got out...	Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant: The appendix is strange, because it seems to write after the superstates and com...	25	11
Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant:	Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant: It is possible. However, the party would have to be industrially murdering its o...	Human: [1984] Is there much to support the fan theory that the rest of the world isn't a dystopic ruin and in fact airstrip one is the outlier as an information censored nation, and the rest of the world is relatively normal? Assistant: The appendix is strange, because it seems to write after the superstates and com...	12	11
Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	58	18
Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	58	9
Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	Human: [Next] Why play blackjack? In the Nicholas Cage movie next, he can see the future up to 3 minutes right. He uses this to win money at blackjack which eventually gets him caught even though he plays pretty conservatively right. But why blackjack, the one they monitor like crazy. Like you could sit and play rou...	18	9
Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant:	Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant: I read all the answers and it is conclusive that clark is just a typical krypt...	Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant: Depends on the writer. John Byrne had the Kryptonians doing Dune style breedin...	64	21
Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant:	Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant: I read all the answers and it is conclusive that clark is just a typical krypt...	Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant: Sort of. He is a biologically a typical Kryoptonian. However he is for the for...	64	17
Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant:	Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant: Depends on the writer. John Byrne had the Kryptonians doing Dune style breedin...	Human: [DC] Is superman a normal Kryptonian? If all of the Kryptonians came to earth would they all have the same strength. With the yellow sun and less harmful atmosphere would all of their powers be increased the same amount. Assistant: Sort of. He is a biologically a typical Kryoptonian. However he is for the for...	21	17
Human: [MCU] Why was Doctor Strange considered the master of his craft and madeSorcerer Supreme considering that he had the least experience among all the sorcerers that had ever existed? Assistant:	Human: [MCU] Why was Doctor Strange considered the master of his craft and madeSorcerer Supreme considering that he had the least experience among all the sorcerers that had ever existed? Assistant: He spent a lot of time (like thousands of years) training in the bargain with Dormammu.Between deaths and rewinds he p...	Human: [MCU] Why was Doctor Strange considered the master of his craft and madeSorcerer Supreme considering that he had the least experience among all the sorcerers that had ever existed? Assistant: He isn't even Sorcerer Supreme yet, I don't think? He isn't given the title at the end of his movie and I don't believ...	531	58
Human: [MCU] Why was Doctor Strange considered the master of his craft and madeSorcerer Supreme considering that he had the least experience among all the sorcerers that had ever existed? Assistant:	Human: [MCU] Why was Doctor Strange considered the master of his craft and madeSorcerer Supreme considering that he had the least experience among all the sorcerers that had ever existed? Assistant: He spent a lot of time (like thousands of years) training in the bargain with Dormammu.Between deaths and rewinds he p...	Human: [MCU] Why was Doctor Strange considered the master of his craft and madeSorcerer Supreme considering that he had the least experience among all the sorcerers that had ever existed? Assistant: Basically he has a genius level intelligence (similar to Tony Stark) which meant he could learn quickly and retain mos...	531	23