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Is there a connection between the Ancient Greek concept of Xenia, and the Pashtani concept of Melmastya?

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Why is psychoanalysis still taught to psychology students?

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I understand nuclear energy is theoretically harmless, so how do scientists contend with Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima?

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Does light need time to accelerate to the speed of light?

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Why didn’t Africa colonize Europe?

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It seems like the 20th century is the most interesting historical period for most Americans today. Did most cultures throughout history find their previous century’s history the most fascinating? Or, is this fascination due to the particular nature of the 20th century?

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Why did Japan, Germany, and Italy want to — and believed they could — conquer the world at around the same time as each other?

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Is there a connection between the Ancient Greek concept of Xenia, and the Pashtani concept of Melmastya?	1	AskHistorians
Why is psychoanalysis still taught to psychology students?	1	askscience
I understand nuclear energy is theoretically harmless, so how do scientists contend with Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima?	1	askscience
Does light need time to accelerate to the speed of light?	1	askscience
Why didn’t Africa colonize Europe?	0	AskHistorians
It seems like the 20th century is the most interesting historical period for most Americans today. Did most cultures throughout history find their previous century’s history the most fascinating? Or, is this fascination due to the particular nature of the 20th century?	0	AskHistorians
Why did Japan, Germany, and Italy want to — and believed they could — conquer the world at around the same time as each other?	0	AskHistorians