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In 1985, the popular American sitcom Night Court ran an episode about a transgender woman, treating her identity (more or less) with respect and dignity. How big of a deal was this at the time?
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Where did Christians get the idea that Satan rules hell? The Bible is clear that Satan rules the earth temporarily and will be punished in hell at the end of time.
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When did music groups first start adopting names, such as The Beatles? Did Medieval musicians band together and adopt such names or is this some more modern development?
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Would a Survivor of a Lightning Strike in Ancient Greece Just be Considered Lucky, or Would they be Ostracized for Having Somehow Offended Zeus?
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In Egypt Napoleon told his army, "Soldiers, from the summit of these pyramids forty centuries look down upon you." How did he know the age of the pyramids?
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[NSFW] In the time before hygiene became more easily available, were fellatio and cunnilingus still common? NSFW
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During the Jim Crow era, was there punishment for white people going into places designated "Colored Only"?
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