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Scientist believe that brain and our sense of smell help us stay away from danger?
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Scientist believe that brain and our sense of smell help us stay away from danger?
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it is true as your instincts would make you feel like there is something dangerous
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Yes because our instincts or senses tells us that its dangerous or something is going to happen
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