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Do we know when gold and silver were first considered valuable? And why those metals in particular were chosen?

3 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Were claims that Japan was in the process of surrendering before America launched its nukes true? And, if so, why did America still choose to nuke them?

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"Back off or I'll fucking kill you, bitch!"

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Sitting here, drifting through the cosmos in the tight confines of an escape pod, I don't know what's worse. Is it that my best friend in the whole universe just died...

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If bleach and ammonia make mustard gas, and ammonia is a byproduct of urine, why aren't toilet cleaning products with bleach dangerous?

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If time runs slower or faster next to large and small bodies of gravity, respectively, how does NASA keep the internal clocks of whatever they send into space in sink with clocks on Earth?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do we know when gold and silver were first considered valuable? And why those metals in particular were chosen?	3	AskHistorians
Were claims that Japan was in the process of surrendering before America launched its nukes true? And, if so, why did America still choose to nuke them?	2	AskHistorians
"Back off or I'll fucking kill you, bitch!"	1	TwoSentenceHorror
Sitting here, drifting through the cosmos in the tight confines of an escape pod, I don't know what's worse. Is it that my best friend in the whole universe just died...	1	TwoSentenceHorror
If bleach and ammonia make mustard gas, and ammonia is a byproduct of urine, why aren't toilet cleaning products with bleach dangerous?	1	askscience
If time runs slower or faster next to large and small bodies of gravity, respectively, how does NASA keep the internal clocks of whatever they send into space in sink with clocks on Earth?	1	askscience