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I've heard reports that the Mongol Army ate the flesh of their enemies to intimidate their foes. Did this really happen or does it originate as anti-Mongol Empire propaganda?

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Do we know was the status of homosexuality in the ancient Celtic religion? Was it discriminated against or tolerated?

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Can asexual species of animal control when they reproduce? Can they make their bodies undergo voluntary reproduction or do they not have that ability?

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I occasionally read articles stating that we are on the verge of finding medical advances that will slow the aging process to the extent that we’ll live for centuries. Is this even plausible?

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We know that the Norse formed settlements in what is now Newfoundland circa 1050. Why didn't these settlements last very long? In other words, why didn't people of Norse descent permanently move there?

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I've heard reports that the Mongol Army ate the flesh of their enemies to intimidate their foes. Did this really happen or does it originate as anti-Mongol Empire propaganda?	1	AskHistorians
Do we know was the status of homosexuality in the ancient Celtic religion? Was it discriminated against or tolerated?	1	AskHistorians
Can asexual species of animal control when they reproduce? Can they make their bodies undergo voluntary reproduction or do they not have that ability?	1	askscience
I occasionally read articles stating that we are on the verge of finding medical advances that will slow the aging process to the extent that we’ll live for centuries. Is this even plausible?	1	askscience
We know that the Norse formed settlements in what is now Newfoundland circa 1050. Why didn't these settlements last very long? In other words, why didn't people of Norse descent permanently move there?	1	AskHistorians