What was unique about Michael Crawford’s song “Counting Up to Twenty”?

C) It celebrated the countdown to the year 2000

What is synthetic biology primarily concerned with?

B) Engineering new organisms from scratch

What was the main message of JFK’s peace speech?

B) Peace is necessary despite differences

Suspension railways, such as the Wuppertal Schwebebahn, are rare because…

A) They have high maintenance costs compared to conventional rail systems

The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is designed to:

B) Preserve seeds for future food security

What does “writing with constraints” involve?

B) Imposing specific limitations to spark creativity

Why did the Zeppelin, once considered the future of air travel, decline?

A) The emergence of commercial airplanes with greater speed and efficiency

What is a potential downside of constantly checking phones for information?

A) It reduces our ability to think critically.

Is a rebuilt historic site the same as the original?

B) No, because context and materials change.

The Hyperloop concept, heavily promoted by Elon Musk, faces what primary obstacle?

B) Unrealistically high speeds leading to safety risks

In what way are podcasts different from traditional radio broadcasts?

A) Podcasts are more interactive and customizable.

What is the difference between core and periphery countries?

A) Core nations are wealthier and more developed.

The Soviet Union experimented with ground-effect vehicles (ekranoplans), but they were not widely adopted due to…

A) Their high vulnerability to storms and rough seas

What does Asimov’s psychohistory suggest?

A) The future can be predicted with math.

Which fictional speech is about resistance?

B) “They’ll never take our freedom”

Afrofuturism is best described as a blend of:

A) African culture and futuristic technology

What is oxidation in fire?

B) A chemical reaction with oxygen

In tensei (reincarnation) narratives, what is a common theme?

C) The cycle of death and rebirth

How was fire possibly used for animation?

A) Flickering light on cave paintings

What is the purpose of comparing 1825, 1925, and today?

A) To show how societies evolve over time

What is a common trait of inspirational speeches?

C) They mix idealism with realism

Was JFK realistic about the U.S. role in global peace?

B) No, he underestimated global tensions

The song “Wind of Change” by Scorpions is associated with which historical event?

A) The reunification of Germany

What is a “parasocial relationship”?

A) A one-sided relationship with a public figure.

Will Smith’s “Will 2K” represents what cultural sentiment?

B) Celebration of a bright future and new millennium

What is the main theme of the passage?

D) The impact of time and change on society

Enigma’s “Return to Innocence” was unique for incorporating…

A) Gregorian chants into electronic music

How did podcasts become more popular during the COVID-19 pandemic?

A) People sought companionship in isolation.

What is a major challenge facing hydrogen-powered vehicles today?

C) Lack of refueling infrastructure

Rhythm games like Dance Dance Revolution are noted for helping players:

B) Develop motor and cognitive abilities

Why have mechas (giant robotic suits) remained mostly fictional?

B) Excessive energy requirements and impractical movement

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1
What method of divination involves the use of a Ouija board?
a) Cartomancy
c) Clairvoyance
b) Divination
d) Spiritism
2
What was unique about Michael Crawford’s song “Counting Up to Twenty”?
C) It celebrated the countdown to the year 2000
D) It was banned due to controversial lyrics
B) It was intended as a universal peace anthem
A) It was used to teach mathematics to children
3
Alice Coltrane’s “Journey In Satchidananda” was influenced by…
B) Native American mysticism
D) Sufi poetry
C) European classical music
A) Hindu spiritual traditions
4
What is synthetic biology primarily concerned with?
D) Enhancing human memory
A) Preserving endangered species
B) Engineering new organisms from scratch
C) Digitally archiving life forms
5
What was the main message of JFK’s peace speech?
B) Peace is necessary despite differences
C) War is inevitable
D) The Cold War must escalate
A) The U.S. must dominate world affairs
6
Why do leaders give speeches in other countries?
D) All of the above
C) To build alliances
B) To inspire people
A) To ask for support
7
Suspension railways, such as the Wuppertal Schwebebahn, are rare because…
C) They are less energy-efficient
B) They require highly trained operators
D) They pose serious derailment risks
A) They have high maintenance costs compared to conventional rail systems
8
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is designed to:
A) Store digital records of plant genomes
D) Serve as a museum for ancient flora
C) Conduct genetic modifications
B) Preserve seeds for future food security
9
What does “writing with constraints” involve?
A) Free writing without any rules
D) Editing without rewriting
B) Imposing specific limitations to spark creativity
C) Copying another writer’s style
10
What is a common technological solution Japan has introduced to combat loneliness?
D) Community farming programs
B) High-speed rail connections
C) Meditation apps
A) AI companions
11
Why did the Zeppelin, once considered the future of air travel, decline?
A) The emergence of commercial airplanes with greater speed and efficiency
B) Safety concerns following the Challenger disaster
D) A lack of interest from aviation companies
C) Their high fuel consumption compared to jetliners
12
What types of old items are coming back into popularity?
C) Vintage clothing
B) Vinyl records
A) Film cameras
D) All of the above
13
What is a potential downside of constantly checking phones for information?
B) It makes people physically healthier.
D) It has no impact on daily life.
A) It reduces our ability to think critically.
C) It increases face-to-face social interactions.
14
Is a rebuilt historic site the same as the original?
C) Only if it's in the same location.
A) Yes, if it looks the same.
B) No, because context and materials change.
D) Only if original artifacts are used.
15
Which weapon is most similar to Greek Fire?
D) Plasma cannons
B) Napalm
C) Poison gas
A) Gunpowder
16
How long did Rip Van Winkle sleep?
D) 100 years
B) 20 years
A) 10 years
C) 50 years
17
The Hyperloop concept, heavily promoted by Elon Musk, faces what primary obstacle?
A) Lack of interest from investors
B) Unrealistically high speeds leading to safety risks
D) Weak government support
C) Legal issues concerning vacuum-sealed tunnels
18
In what way are podcasts different from traditional radio broadcasts?
D) Radio has no impact on society.
C) Podcasts do not feature advertisements.
A) Podcasts are more interactive and customizable.
B) Radio broadcasts have no hosts.
19
What is the difference between core and periphery countries?
C) Core nations are always democratic.
D) Periphery nations control technology.
A) Core nations are wealthier and more developed.
B) Periphery nations dominate global trade.
20
Which artwork by Georges de la Tour features a fortune teller?
d) The Second Coming (1919)
a) The Fortune Teller (1630)
b) Dreams of Rasputin (1968)
c) Woman in a Yellow Dress (1926)
21
The Soviet Union experimented with ground-effect vehicles (ekranoplans), but they were not widely adopted due to…
D) Legal restrictions on low-altitude flight
C) Their excessive fuel consumption
A) Their high vulnerability to storms and rough seas
B) Inefficiency compared to traditional aircraft
22
Which civilization had an eternal flame?
A) Romans
D) Incas
C) Vikings
B) Mayans
23
What does Asimov’s psychohistory suggest?
A) The future can be predicted with math.
B) History is random.
C) Only individuals can be predicted.
D) Big data is useless.
24
Which modern-day fortune-telling occupation involves reading palm lines?
d) Oracle
a) Clairvoyant
b) Witch
c) Palmistry
25
Which fictional speech is about resistance?
B) “They’ll never take our freedom”
D) “We’re a great one too”
C) “The streets of heaven are too crowded”
A) “Today we celebrate our Independence Day”
26
Afrofuturism is best described as a blend of:
C) Traditional music with digital sounds
A) African culture and futuristic technology
D) Ancient history and science fiction
B) European art with modern politics
27
What is oxidation in fire?
C) Cooling down the fire
A) The process of adding heat
D) A type of fuel
B) A chemical reaction with oxygen
28
Which method of predicting the future involves reading tea leaves?
b) Tasseography
d) Bibliomancy
c) Cartomancy
a) Ceromancy
29
Which work by Suzanne Vega explores themes of prediction?
b) "Trio des Cartes" (1875)
a) "Predictions" (1990)
d) "Nostradamus" (1973)
c) "O Fortuna" (1935)
30
In tensei (reincarnation) narratives, what is a common theme?
A) Time travel
B) Resurrection through science
D) Instant immortality
C) The cycle of death and rebirth
31
Which historical figure famously returned from exile only to meet defeat at Waterloo?
C) Winston Churchill
D) Alexander the Great
A) Julius Caesar
B) Napoleon Bonaparte
32
How was fire possibly used for animation?
D) Burning images onto wood
B) Shadows cast by stone carvings
C) Heating clay to make moving figures
A) Flickering light on cave paintings
33
What is the purpose of comparing 1825, 1925, and today?
D) To show that change is unpredictable
A) To show how societies evolve over time
C) To prove that technology has stopped progressing
B) To argue that history repeats itself
34
Which term refers to the ancient Greek mechanism used to predict astronomical events?
c) Zodiac
a) Antikythera mechanism
b) Saros
d) I Ching
35
What is a common trait of inspirational speeches?
D) They focus only on emotion
C) They mix idealism with realism
B) They ignore reality
A) They always predict the future correctly
36
Was JFK realistic about the U.S. role in global peace?
A) Yes, the U.S. could ensure peace alone
C) Yes, cooperation was possible
B) No, he underestimated global tensions
D) No, peace was irrelevant to the Cold War
37
The song “Wind of Change” by Scorpions is associated with which historical event?
B) The fall of the Soviet Union
C) The signing of the Maastricht Treaty
D) The creation of the European Union
A) The reunification of Germany
38
What is a “parasocial relationship”?
B) A friendship formed through social media.
C) A government-sponsored social program.
D) A business partnership with multiple stakeholders.
A) A one-sided relationship with a public figure.
39
Will Smith’s “Will 2K” represents what cultural sentiment?
A) Anxiety over Y2K and digital collapse
C) Reflection on the past century’s mistakes
B) Celebration of a bright future and new millennium
D) A tribute to the late 20th century’s technological rise
40
What is the main theme of the passage?
D) The impact of time and change on society
C) Why the past was better than the present
B) The importance of sleeping for long periods
A) How to live in a post-apocalyptic world
41
If you woke up in 2045 instead of 2120, what might still be similar to today?
D) All of the above
A) Social media
C) The structure of cities
B) The way schools work
42
Enigma’s “Return to Innocence” was unique for incorporating…
A) Gregorian chants into electronic music
D) Traditional African rhythms
B) Classical orchestration
C) Rap influences
43
Who controlled fire in early civilizations?
C) No one—it was free to use
B) Religious leaders
A) Governments
D) It was a closely guarded secret
44
What term is used to describe Disney’s creative designers?
B) Artisans
D) Storytellers
A) Technomancers
C) Imagineers
45
How did podcasts become more popular during the COVID-19 pandemic?
C) Traditional media lost credibility.
B) Governments funded podcast production.
A) People sought companionship in isolation.
D) Schools made podcasts mandatory learning tools.
46
Why do old songs dominate streaming platforms?
B) New music is restricted.
A) People feel nostalgic.
D) Only old songs can be streamed.
C) Artists avoid streaming.
47
What is a major challenge facing hydrogen-powered vehicles today?
B) The inefficiency of fuel cells
C) Lack of refueling infrastructure
A) The scarcity of hydrogen on Earth
D) Public resistance to new automotive technologies
48
Rhythm games like Dance Dance Revolution are noted for helping players:
B) Develop motor and cognitive abilities
D) Enhance financial decision-making
C) Learn history
A) Improve language skills
49
What historical time periods does the text compare?
C) 1900 and 2000
D) 1600 and 1700
B) 1825 and 1925
A) 1700 and 1800
50
Why have mechas (giant robotic suits) remained mostly fictional?
C) Lack of military interest
A) Lack of computing power to operate them
B) Excessive energy requirements and impractical movement
D) Legal restrictions on humanoid robots
51
Which divination practice involves interpreting the position of stars and planets?
d) Hydromancy
c) Ceromancy
b) Oneiromancy
a) Astrology
52
Which is an example of soft power?
D) Naval blockades
B) Economic sanctions
A) Military intervention
C) Cultural influence
53
Which term describes preserving a body at extremely low temperatures?
A) Cryogenics
D) Digital cloning
B) Biomechatronics
C) Genetic enhancement
54
Which of the following could "reignite" according to the text?
C) An old project
B) A forgotten hobby
A) A past passion
D) All of the above
55
How do social media algorithms contribute to harmful content?
D) A combination of all stakeholders
A) Social media companies
B) The government
C) Users themselves
56
What book contains the theme of being "recalled to life"?
A) A Tale of Two Cities
C) The Great Gatsby
D) 1984
B) Moby-Dick
57
Chiptune music is most closely associated with:
A) Full orchestral scores
C) Live jazz performances
D) Acoustic folk tunes
B) Retro video game sounds
58
What defines a "great power"?
D) A colony with some independence.
A) Large population, little global influence.
C) A small, stable nation.
B) Economic, military, and diplomatic strength.
59
What is a major difference between Rip Van Winkle, Steve Rogers, and Aang?
A) Rip Van Winkle gained superpowers
B) Steve Rogers aged during his sleep
D) None of them were affected by time
C) Aang slept the longest
60
Which of Michio Kaku's predictions do some critics find too alarmist?
b) The rise of artificial intelligence
c) Extinction of humanity
d) Quantum computing breakthroughs
a) Advances in space travel
61
What was the WHO’s stance on loneliness in 2023?
A) It declared loneliness a major health concern.
B) It stated that loneliness is decreasing worldwide.
C) It argued loneliness is a personal choice.
D) It ignored the issue completely.
62
Which method is the oldest?
C) Lenses
D) Lighters
A) Flint and steel
B) Matches
63
Atompunk imagines a world influenced by which era?
C) The Renaissance
B) The Atomic Age
A) The Digital Age
D) The Victorian Era
64
Which of the following reflects a belief in endless progress?
B) The Industrial Revolution
D) The Renaissance
A) Moore’s Law
C) The Space Race
65
What does “biomechatronics” involve?
B) Integrating electronics with biological systems
A) Cloning human organs
C) Regenerating tissues naturally
D) Digitally replicating human consciousness
66
Which divination technique involves using a crystal ball?
c) I Ching
b) Crystal ball
a) Ceromancy
d) Ouija
67
Michael Jackson’s “Heal the World” primarily conveyed a message about…
B) Political revolutions
C) Global unity and compassion
A) Environmental destruction
D) The rise of artificial intelligence
68
Which artist is most associated with the use of synthesizers to create mystical atmospheres?
B) Kitaro
A) Alice Coltrane
C) Michael Jackson
D) Will Smith
69
Which is NOT part of the fire triangle?
D) Heat
A) Fuel
C) Water
B) Oxygen
70
Which phrase best captures the tone of Jesus Jones’ “Right Here, Right Now”?
B) Excitement for the future and change
A) Nostalgia for the Cold War
C) Skepticism toward global politics
D) Fear of technological advancements
71
How do social media algorithms contribute to harmful content?
A) By prioritizing content that maximizes engagement.
C) By ensuring only verified information is shared.
B) By censoring all controversial topics.
D) By promoting only educational content.
72
Solarpunk envisions a future where:
D) Society rejects all modern innovations
B) Technology and nature exist in harmony
A) Nature and technology are in constant conflict
C) Only renewable energy is used, without architecture
73
Why do some old trends return?
D) All of the above
A) Nostalgia
B) Social media influence
C) A desire for uniqueness
74
Which of the following is the belief that one's fate is determined by celestial movements?
b) Astrology
c) I Ching
d) Metonic cycle
a) Zodiac
75
Supersonic passenger transport, as seen with Concorde, was discontinued due to…
B) Lack of technological feasibility
D) Lack of interest from airlines
C) Passenger discomfort
A) Environmental concerns and noise pollution
76
Which of the following was originally planned as a fiber-based internet project in Australia?
A) National Connectivity Program
D) Digital Australia Initiative
B) Australian Fiber Expansion Project
C) National Broadband Network
77
Why do some governments shift from large-scale projects to slow, incremental developments?
D) To reduce risks and costs
C) Because they want to avoid public scrutiny
A) To ensure long-term sustainability
B) Due to lack of political will
78
If someone was pessimistic about the future, what could you tell them?
B) Progress is happening in many fields
A) The world has always faced challenges but found solutions
C) The future is shaped by our choices
D) All of the above
79
Could fire be patented today if it were just discovered?
B) No, because it’s a natural phenomenon
D) Only if it was used in space
A) Yes, as a new invention
C) Only in some countries
80
What potential effect does loneliness have on global birth rates?
A) It increases birth rates.
D) It leads to population booms.
C) It contributes to declining birth rates.
B) It has no impact on birth rates.
81
Which of these was a major reason the Metaverse concept struggled to gain traction?
C) Public skepticism and lack of meaningful applications
D) Over-regulation by governments
A) Lack of computing power for immersive experiences
B) High costs of virtual reality headsets
82
What term refers to the practice of interpreting one's personality or fate through facial features?
b) Palmistry
a) Physiognomy
d) Cartomancy
c) Tasseography
83
Why do some prefer physical media?
B) Digital media is unavailable.
A) More durable and a sense of ownership.
C) Internet access is rare.
D) Physical media is always free.
84
In literature, a “prophesied king” typically symbolizes:
D) Economic power
C) Scientific advancement
A) Inevitability of conflict
B) Hope and unity in times of crisis
85
What is a reason some people are pessimistic about the future?
D) All of the above
A) Climate change
B) Economic instability
C) Technological risks
86
Which of the following was NOT a major challenge to nuclear propulsion in civilian vehicles?
C) High production costs
B) Lack of fuel infrastructure
A) Public fear of radiation
D) Inefficiency compared to fossil fuel engines
87
Why were librarians chosen to rebuild civilization?
D) They led scientific research.
C) They controlled politics.
A) They were military experts.
B) They preserved knowledge.
88
Which work is a hallmark of early Futurist art?
C) “Starry Night”
D) “The Scream”
B) “Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash”
A) “The Persistence of Memory”
89
What was Obama’s message in his 2013 Mexico speech?
C) Immigration must be stopped
A) Mexico and the U.S. should work together
B) The U.S. should isolate itself
D) Mexico should adopt U.S. policies
90
What is a potential downside of constantly checking phones for information?
A) It reduces our ability to think critically.
B) It makes people physically healthier.
D) It has no impact on daily life.
C) It increases face-to-face social interactions.
91
Which fictional speech is about resistance?
A) They are always based on real history
C) They use facts only
Why do fictional political speeches work?
D) They don’t actually work in fiction
92
Can a speech about peace be passionate?
D) No, only conflict is passionate
A) No, peace is boring
B) Yes, if delivered well
C) Only if it promotes war
93
Which poet's work, "Fire and Ice," explores the nature of destruction and human emotions?
a) Emily Dickinson
c) Robert Frost
d) Horace
b) William Butler Yeats
94
What was the main reason for revising Australia’s National Broadband Network plan in 2013?
D) Public opposition
C) Technological advancements
A) Security concerns
B) Economic constraints
95
How did people in the early 20th century view the future?
C) With no interest at all
A) With fear and hesitation
D) As something dangerous
B) With excitement and optimism
96
What was a major finding of the UN Development Programme in 2021?
C) Poverty was eliminated in 90% of countries.
A) Global living conditions had declined.
B) Birth rates were rapidly increasing.
D) Digital access had improved everywhere.
97
Which of the following is an example of a megaproject that has faced challenges?
B) Tokyo Metro Expansion
D) Dubai Palm Islands
A) Channel Tunnel
C) Sydney Opera House
98
What did Filofei mean by calling Russia the "Third Rome"?
B) Russia should conquer former Roman lands.
D) Russia should focus only on religion.
A) Russia was the rightful heir to Rome and Byzantium.
C) Russia should adopt Roman culture.
99
Which of the following is a realm from Norse mythology?
C) Valhalla
B) Diyu
A) Tartarus
D) Jigoku
100
What defines a multipolar world?
C) Several powerful nations.
D) A world government.
A) One dominant superpower.
B) Two competing superpowers.
101
If you woke up in 2120, what might be different?
B) Chairs could have new shapes
A) Beds might feel different
C) Food in the fridge might be unusual
D) All of the above
102
How do failed megaprojects affect public perception of progress?
A) They decrease trust in governments.
B) They encourage future ambitious projects.
C) They make people more patient with delays.
D) They have no impact on public opinion.
103
Which country has attempted to tackle loneliness using advanced technology?
B) Japan
D) Germany
C) Brazil
A) Canada
104
What was the primary challenge that prevented flying cars from mass adoption?
D) High initial costs making them unaffordable
A) Limited fuel efficiency and excessive noise
C) The lack of proper air traffic control for mass personal flight
B) Overcomplicated licensing and legal barriers
105
Filippo Tommaso Marinetti’s futurism celebrated:
A) Past traditions
C) Religious values
D) Environmental conservation
B) Speed and technological progress
106
What must happen for a fire to ignite?
D) The temperature must drop
C) The oxygen must be removed
A) The fuel must be wet
B) The flash point must be reached
107
Why do people want to know their future in advance?
b) To understand their purpose in life
d) To enhance their current enjoyment
c) To feel more in control of their lives
a) To avoid regret
108
What does the term “pareidolia” describe?
C) A method for restarting a computer
A) The process of digital cloning
B) Seeing patterns or images in random stimuli
D) A technique used in abstract art
109
What phrase by Robert Browning is often quoted to inspire hope?
B) "All things must pass"
C) "The future is uncertain"
A) "The best is yet to be"
D) "Time waits for no one"
110
Which lasted the longest?
B) Byzantine Empire
A) Neo-Assyrian Empire
C) Carolingian Empire
D) Ottonian Dynasty
111
Which example best illustrates a creative writing constraint?
C) Composing a poem in free verse
A) Writing a novel in one sitting
B) Writing a story without using the letter “A”
D) Using only dialogue in a story
112
How can an algorithm promote a healthier, happier society?
B) By banning all controversial topics
D) By promoting only government-approved messages
A) By prioritizing positive and educational content
C) By preventing people from using social media
113
Why are scientists interested in thawing permafrost?
C) To develop new energy sources
B) To study ancient pathogens
D) To expand agricultural land
A) To harvest rare minerals
114
What is an example of a project someone might leave and return to with new enthusiasm?
B) A musical composition
A) A research paper
C) A business idea
D) All of the above
115
Which ancient divination technique involves reading the flight patterns of birds?
a) Alectryomancy
d) Hydromancy
b) Ornithomancy
c) Haruspicy
116
Which ancient calendar system was based on the movement of celestial bodies?
b) Mayan cyclical calendars
d) All of the above
c) Chinese agricultural calendar
a) Aztec agricultural calendar
117
Which revival attempt was successful?
D) Byzantine Empire
C) Carolingian Empire
B) Meiji Restoration
A) Neo-Assyrian Empire
118
What did Rip Van Winkle notice had changed when he woke up?
B) His beard had grown
A) His house was gone
C) The people were different
D) All of the above
119
Why are old technologies popular again?
D) They are cheaper than digital.
B) People enjoy their unique experience.
C) Newer tech has failed.
A) They are better than modern ones.
120
Which of the following is a form of divination using bones or other parts of animals?
d) Astrology
a) Oneiromancy
a) Oneiromancy
c) Pyro-osteomancy
121
Is it common for governments to make big promises, then scale them down, and ultimately fail to complete them?
B) No, every government completes its projects.
C) Sometimes, but mostly due to economic reasons.
A) Yes, because political pressure demands it.
D) No, because public pressure forces them to continue.
122
Would it benefit people to know their future in advance?
b) No, because it removes the mystery of life
d) No, because it could create unnecessary stress
c) Yes, because it gives them peace of mind
a) Yes, because it helps in making better decisions
123
Which poet is associated with the phrase "The Second Coming"?
a) Robert Frost
d) Horace
b) William Butler Yeats
c) Emily Dickinson
124
What does the word "reignite" metaphorically refer to?
C) Destroying something completely
D) Cooling something down
B) Restarting something with new energy
A) Lighting an actual fire
125
What is a client state?
D) A state without a military.
A) A fully independent nation.
C) A country that rules an empire.
B) A state dominated by a stronger power.
126
What does the reference to "Counting Up to Twenty" suggest?
C) People feared technology
A) People were optimistic about the future
D) Society was slowing down
B) The future was uncertain
127
What does “resuscitation” refer to?
B) A medical process to restart bodily functions
D) A symbolic rebirth
C) A religious ritual
A) A miraculous return from the dead
128
Which method of divination involves interpreting dreams?
b) Bibliomancy
c) Scyphomancy
a) Oneiromancy
d) Hydromancy
129
10. What is the term for divination by reading clouds or smoke?
b) Hydromancy
10. What is the term for divination by reading clouds or smoke?
d) Scyphomancy
c) Astragalomancy
130
What is the primary reason maglev trains have not been widely adopted outside a few countries?
A) Technological inferiority to traditional railways
B) Extremely high infrastructure costs
D) Lack of public interest
C) Safety concerns related to electromagnetic fields

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