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How old is the concept of "No sex before marriage"? At what age did the people, who came up with it get married?
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Philip I of France reigned as King of the Franks for an impressive 48 years, and reigned through the Norman Conquests, Investiture Controversy, and First Crusade. Why then do the History books speak little of him? Was he simply a weak King, or does something else play a role?
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If a nazi soldier was crippled in some way during battle (I.e. losing both legs or arms) would they be exterminated for being a "drain on society"?
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The Hateful Eight portrays a stagecoach way station in the middle of a blizzard in Colorado that is uninsulated, and fails to keep snow from drifting inside. Would this have been a normal cold-climate building style in the late 1800s?
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Why has Puerto Rico never been granted statehood, despite them being annexed long before states like Alaska and Hawaii?
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It Wasn't About Slavery: Exposing the Great Lie of the Civil War by Sam W. Mitchum Jr, historians thoughts? NSFW
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21 years later, the effects of 9/11 can still be felt at airports every day. Did the makers of such enhanced airport security policies intend them to be permanent (as they now seem to be) or to be merely temporary measures until things cooled down?
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