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If GRB-221009A had been in Milky Way, would we have been fried?
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In summary, the conversation discussed the importance of time management and setting priorities. It was suggested to prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance, and to avoid multitasking as it can lead to decreased productivity. The speaker also emphasized the benefits of taking breaks and delegating tasks to others. It was concluded that effective time management can lead to a more balanced and successful life.
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No. It occurred 1.9 billion years ago! 
We would all be in the ocean depths for another 1.5 billion years. Also, "we" are all just cyanocbacteria.
BTW, "A mass extinction occurred around 2 billion years ago, wiping out up to 99.5% of life on Earth..."
We would all be in the ocean depths for another 1.5 billion years. Also, "we" are all just cyanocbacteria.BTW, "A mass extinction occurred around 2 billion years ago, wiping out up to 99.5% of life on Earth..."
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