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How did the first generations of Germans born after WW2 react to coming of age and realizing that their parents generation may have participated in things that were nearly universally agreed to be horrible atrocities?

1691 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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What exactly is going on when a protein (or other molecule) binds with a receptor?

1198 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why did "Lady" become a popular term for women in general, whereas "Lord" is seemingly only used in religious contexts and in reference to Landlords?

79 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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During the synods councils of nicea and other assemblies where the early Christianity was establishing its foundation was there anybody who said roughly "let's focus on helping the poor and that other stuff Jesus actually talked about"

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Does there seem to be any reason/pattern to which neurotransmitters are peptides/proteins, and ones which are something smaller like a monoamine?

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How did the first generations of Germans born after WW2 react to coming of age and realizing that their parents generation may have participated in things that were nearly universally agreed to be horrible atrocities?	1691	AskHistorians
What exactly is going on when a protein (or other molecule) binds with a receptor?	1198	askscience
Why did "Lady" become a popular term for women in general, whereas "Lord" is seemingly only used in religious contexts and in reference to Landlords?	79	AskHistorians
During the synods councils of nicea and other assemblies where the early Christianity was establishing its foundation was there anybody who said roughly "let's focus on helping the poor and that other stuff Jesus actually talked about"	1	AskHistorians
Does there seem to be any reason/pattern to which neurotransmitters are peptides/proteins, and ones which are something smaller like a monoamine?	1	askscience