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In 1899, what would the logistics be for a group of Americans to travel to Tahiti and buy land, and emigrate there?
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On Aug 1 1943 during the raid on Ploesti a B-24 Liberator "The Witch" was shot down in Yugoslavia. 4 Crew members evaded capture for 319 days until OSS recovered them. Has anyone ever told or recorded their stories?
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Europe's ancient, peaceful, matrilinear and matrifocal culture was wiped out by patriarchal invaders dubbed the Kurgan, according to Archaeologist Marija Gimbutaspeaceful. Is her Kurgan Hypothesis likely? Is it taken seriously today? Do we really know that preinvasion life was women-focused?
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In the famous clip from the Eric Andre Show "Do you think Margaret Thatcher had Girl Power?" André mentions some sketchy stuff Thatcher did during the Troubles. What *specific* event is he referring to?
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As I understand, it's well-established that gunpowder and guns were invented in China. Why didn't this lead to a legacy of Chinese primacy in terms of innovation and dominance in firearms production?
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