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I'm just reading about the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles. What a fascinating area. Can you guys give me some interesting tidbits about the Turkish Straits?

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As with early Earth, do the right conditions exist on Earth today for life to spontaneously occur? Is life always spontaneously springing into existence on our planet?

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[WP] The American oligarchy has devised Antiques Roadshow as a way to locate, identify and confiscate fine art, a la Nazi Germany.

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I sent this to my city councilmembers today. Please email them in support of me.

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Did people throughout history use their swords as spits on which they cooked food?

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What is the history of hurricanes?

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My fingernails have been growing off the hook lately, and the most obvious thing that's changed is the huge amount of turkey I've been eating. Is there a causation?

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I watched a documentary the other day which made a pretty convincing argument that Shakespeare did not write any of the plays that are attributed to him. Is this what I should think?

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I'm watching The Thin Red Line, which is about the Battle of Guadalcanal (one of many bloody battles fought to gain control of islands held by the Japanese). Could the US Navy have simply blockaded those islands and effectively lay siege to them until the Japanese ran out of supplies?

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I'm just reading about the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles. What a fascinating area. Can you guys give me some interesting tidbits about the Turkish Straits?	1	AskHistorians
As with early Earth, do the right conditions exist on Earth today for life to spontaneously occur? Is life always spontaneously springing into existence on our planet?	1	askscience
[WP] The American oligarchy has devised Antiques Roadshow as a way to locate, identify and confiscate fine art, a la Nazi Germany.	1	WritingPrompts
I sent this to my city councilmembers today. Please email them in support of me.	1	SeattleWA
Did people throughout history use their swords as spits on which they cooked food?	1	AskHistorians
What is the history of hurricanes?	1	askscience
My fingernails have been growing off the hook lately, and the most obvious thing that's changed is the huge amount of turkey I've been eating. Is there a causation?	1	askscience
I watched a documentary the other day which made a pretty convincing argument that Shakespeare did not write any of the plays that are attributed to him. Is this what I should think?	0	AskHistorians
I'm watching The Thin Red Line, which is about the Battle of Guadalcanal (one of many bloody battles fought to gain control of islands held by the Japanese). Could the US Navy have simply blockaded those islands and effectively lay siege to them until the Japanese ran out of supplies?	0	AskHistorians