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When did the perception that animations (cartoons) are mostly intended for children came about? When animation was in its infancy, did its early pioneers (i.e Walt Disney) intended their work mostly for children or to other people as well?
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I've seen/heard the comment a few times that modern rioters vs police can give a small sense of what ancient warfare was like. How much truth is there in that?
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In the British Empire, how did "knight" go from a military title, to an honor given to great artists?
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Why have several quack medical treatments, such as reiki or homeopathy, become relatively widespread despite the apparent rise of modern, evidence-based medicine?
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"The Secret of Kells" has Italian, Chinese and African monks living at the titular Irish abbey. How likely would it have been for these characters to be there and, in general, how interconnected was 9th century Christendom?
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