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We learn that the Age of Exploration was driven by Europe's demand for East Asian goods, such as spices. But why wasn't there corresponding demand for European goods in Asia, at the time?

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What were Napoleon's ultimate objectives? If he won, what would he do?

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What are your thoughts on Noah Smith's "On the wisdom of historians"?

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Why didn't Brunei become a part of Malaysia?

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What mark is humanity leaving in the geological record?

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[WP] In the far future, humans are regarded as a very chaste and prude species.

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The brain-to-body mass ratio can be used as rough measure of an animal's intelligence. Therefore, do very overweight people undergoing weight loss have an increase in cognition?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
We learn that the Age of Exploration was driven by Europe's demand for East Asian goods, such as spices. But why wasn't there corresponding demand for European goods in Asia, at the time?	559	AskHistorians
What were Napoleon's ultimate objectives? If he won, what would he do?	61	AskHistorians
What are your thoughts on Noah Smith's "On the wisdom of historians"?	47	AskHistorians
Why didn't Brunei become a part of Malaysia?	3	AskHistorians
What mark is humanity leaving in the geological record?	3	askscience
[WP] In the far future, humans are regarded as a very chaste and prude species.	3	WritingPrompts
The brain-to-body mass ratio can be used as rough measure of an animal's intelligence. Therefore, do very overweight people undergoing weight loss have an increase in cognition?	1	askscience