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D day is often known for elaborate ruses that worked such as plans leaked on Calais or the Potomac towns. Are there famous historical examples where ruses or decoys didn’t work?
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People today complain that a 40-hour work week doesn't give enough time for adulting (cooking, cleaning, shopping, etc.) How did people get anything done outside of work during the industrial revolution when they were working 60-90 hours a week?
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How did an army surrender in your area of study? And are there any cases in history where they faked surrendering to take advantage of the other side?
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Were there any major events (tragedies, incidents, downfalls) in history that were caused mainly by people being in denial (or just complacent)?
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