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What did people throughout history think of the electrical shocks they occasionally felt when touching people and metal?

485 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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If Chief Justice John P. Slough hadn't drawn his weapon until he was already shot by William Logan Rynerson, how was Rynerson found not guilty by reason of self-defense?

11 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[AMA Request] Kathy Sabine and Kyle Clark (The 2 newscasters who really hate eachother) from 9news Colorado.

5 upvotes • r/IAmA

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Why is a rising sun a different color from the setting sun?

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How was William Logan Rynerson found not guilty by reason of self-defense if Chief Justice John P. Slough hadn't drawn his weapon until after Rynerson had already fatally shot him?

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[WP] In the distant future people begin aging to be 150+. But scientist's discover something remarkable, once you turn 150, you live another 150 years aging in reverse, care free of disease, or sickness.

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How was William Logan Rynerson found not guilty by reason of self-defense if Chief Justice John P. Slough hadn't drawn his weapon until after Rynerson had already fatally shot him?

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When he carved the sculpture of Muhammad into the North Wall Frieze in the U.S. Supreme Court Building, was Adolph Weinman entirely unaware that most Muslims are vehemently against depictions of him?

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If Chief Justice John P. Slough hadn't drawn his weapon until he was already shot by William Logan Rynerson, how was Rynerson found not guilty by reason of self-defense?

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[Biology] The average temperature of the human body is 96.8 fahrenheit. Do Other animals have similar temperatures like this and what are their temps?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What did people throughout history think of the electrical shocks they occasionally felt when touching people and metal?	485	AskHistorians
If Chief Justice John P. Slough hadn't drawn his weapon until he was already shot by William Logan Rynerson, how was Rynerson found not guilty by reason of self-defense?	11	AskHistorians
[AMA Request] Kathy Sabine and Kyle Clark (The 2 newscasters who really hate eachother) from 9news Colorado.	5	IAmA
Why is a rising sun a different color from the setting sun?	3	askscience
How was William Logan Rynerson found not guilty by reason of self-defense if Chief Justice John P. Slough hadn't drawn his weapon until after Rynerson had already fatally shot him?	3	AskHistorians
[WP] In the distant future people begin aging to be 150+. But scientist's discover something remarkable, once you turn 150, you live another 150 years aging in reverse, care free of disease, or sickness.	2	WritingPrompts
How was William Logan Rynerson found not guilty by reason of self-defense if Chief Justice John P. Slough hadn't drawn his weapon until after Rynerson had already fatally shot him?	1	AskHistorians
When he carved the sculpture of Muhammad into the North Wall Frieze in the U.S. Supreme Court Building, was Adolph Weinman entirely unaware that most Muslims are vehemently against depictions of him?	1	AskHistorians
If Chief Justice John P. Slough hadn't drawn his weapon until he was already shot by William Logan Rynerson, how was Rynerson found not guilty by reason of self-defense?	1	AskHistorians
[Biology] The average temperature of the human body is 96.8 fahrenheit. Do Other animals have similar temperatures like this and what are their temps?	1	askscience