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I'm living 3000 years ago, anywhere in the world. How did I deal with caring for my toenails so they didn't get out if hand?
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In WWII, were gliders pilots (chiefly used in Normandy by the Americans and Crete and Belgium by the Germans) supposed to fight as infantry with the troops they carried to the front or to not get involved in the fight and rejoin the bulk of the forces as soon as possible ?
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The Inca Empire is famous for being one of the few 'advanced' societies that did not use money. How did the Empire made external trade work without a general medium of exchange?
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How could males be so widespread in the medieval times? Purposefully breeding a horse and a donkey seems to be an awful lot of trouble to create a sterile animal, when the same gestation period could be used to breed more horses and donkeys
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The ancient Roman senate did something unusual — They passed laws limiting the ways in which they could earn wealth, forbidding themselves to trade, offer banking services, or own large oceangoing transport ships. Why did they do this, and how unprecedented was it?
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Why have the Kurds been so thoroughly oppressed by seemingly every government they've lived under over the past century?
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It can get pretty cold in South Africa. Why are the Zulu and other South African natives depicted wearing few clothes? What did Zulu cold weather wear look like?
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