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Do all salts taste 'salty' i.e. Like sodium chloride? What about other sodium salts? Other chlorides? Alkali metals? Halides? Etc...

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Did ancient civilisations e.g. Egyptians, Sumarians, Greeks etc. consider themselves the first, or did they know/have stories of previous, even older civilisations?

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How were religious was the average Ancient Greek/Roman citizen? Did they believe in the Gods or did they see them as myths like we do? Were temples and shrines like modern churches or were they more a superstition/traditional/cultural sort of thing?

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When Europeans first explored other continents, why did natives suffer more from 'European diseases' and not vice versa?

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[WP]Your best friend of 10 years turns up at your door on a lazy Saturday, covered in blood, holding a gun, and screaming down the phone in a language you never knew they could speak

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Why don't humans have mating seasons?

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Why does pitta bread get so hot in the toaster compared to normal bread?

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What are some surprisingly early (or late) inventions?

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How are axles attached to cars? Clarification below

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Do all chemical salts taste 'salty'?

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Do all salts taste 'salty' i.e. Like sodium chloride? What about other sodium salts? Other chlorides? Alkali metals? Halides? Etc...	4313	askscience
Did ancient civilisations e.g. Egyptians, Sumarians, Greeks etc. consider themselves the first, or did they know/have stories of previous, even older civilisations?	403	AskHistorians
How were religious was the average Ancient Greek/Roman citizen? Did they believe in the Gods or did they see them as myths like we do? Were temples and shrines like modern churches or were they more a superstition/traditional/cultural sort of thing?	6	AskHistorians
When Europeans first explored other continents, why did natives suffer more from 'European diseases' and not vice versa?	4	AskHistorians
[WP]Your best friend of 10 years turns up at your door on a lazy Saturday, covered in blood, holding a gun, and screaming down the phone in a language you never knew they could speak	2	WritingPrompts
Why don't humans have mating seasons?	1	askscience
Why does pitta bread get so hot in the toaster compared to normal bread?	1	askscience
What are some surprisingly early (or late) inventions?	1	AskHistorians
How are axles attached to cars? Clarification below	1	askscience
Do all chemical salts taste 'salty'?	1	askscience