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Does reading a lot of Wikipedia give people a wrong idea how science works?
RE: Does reading a lot of Wikipedia give people a wrong idea how science works?
To date the highest casualty mass stabbing was in Kunming in 2014 which  killed 31 and wounded 141 people and that still took 9 people in a crowded railroad station to pull off. While the deadliest mass shooting was the Las Vegas Strip Massacre in 2017 which  killed 58 and wounded 546 and that was carried out by one person.I think the contrast between guns and other weapons is stark.
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RE: Does reading a lot of Wikipedia give people a wrong idea how science works? - by The Architect Of Fate - October 23, 2023 at 12:09 pm

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