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According to the laws of physics, and considering all relevant factors (mass, speed, size of wings, rhythm of beat, watts of power produced, aerodynamics etc.), the hornet cannot possibly fly. But the hornet doesn't know that - and flies on
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According to the laws of physics, and considering all relevant factors (mass, speed, size of wings, rhythm of beat, watts of power produced, aerodynamics etc.), the hornet cannot possibly fly. But the hornet doesn't know that - and flies on
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