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Answer
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What geologic period came after the Triassic?
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Jurassic
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If you land at John Lennon airport, what city are you in?
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Liverpool
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If you have insomnia, what can't you do?
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Sleep
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What war's last casualty was Henry Gunther, who died at 10:59 a.m, November 11, 1918 – just one minute before the official armistice?
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WWI
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What industry has four "capitals" – New York, London, Paris, and Milan?
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Fashion
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What type of creature are Smaug and Puff?
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Dragon
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Whose quotations are collected into the most-printed book in Chinese history?
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Mao Zedong
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Which book of the Bible is about the Jews leaving Egypt and coming to the Holy Land?
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Exodus
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What dessert's ingredients include lady fingers, coffee, mascarpone, and cocoa?
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Tiramisu
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What giant beast was kidnapped from Skull Island?
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King Kong
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In what country is Papadopoulos the most common family name?
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Greece
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What type of cancer kills more women than any other?
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Lung cancer
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What chemical is often added to tap water in order to reduce tooth decay?
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Fluoride
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What disease did Tom Hanks's character have in the 1993 movie "Philadelphia"?
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AIDS
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What musical artist was known as "The Purple One"?
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Prince
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Among the countries in Asia, which one has the most Christians?
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Philippines
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What country has won 3 of the 5 Olympic gold medals awarded in baseball?
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Cuba
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Who supposedly died at age 42 in 1977 – although some people aren't so sure?
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Elvis Presley
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What sport has "Marquess of Queensberry" rules?
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Boxing
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What product once featured a much-loathed "assistant" named Clippy?
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Microsoft Office
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Yeah!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_books
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fluoridation_controversy
According to the article, the scientific consensus is that flouridation is both safe and effective. However, there are a minority within the scientific community who dispute this. There are also a lot of conspiracy theories. My favorite is that flouridation was a communist plot to sap the brainpower of Americans.
Given the context maybe I should explain further. This is the logical fallacy of mistaking the succession of two events to mean that the earlier event caused the latter.
What gives?
me: WILLIAM AFTON!