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[WP] A villain who is morally neutral and only became a villain to make money, talking to their clearly evil henchman who keeps trying to talk his boss into destroying the planet.

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Was there a Soviet version of "the red scare"?

40 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] You're a supervillain that's just discovered time travel. Only problem is it's one way and since you don't speak the language of the time you traveled back to, conquering the world is proving much harder than you thought it would be.

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Is it possible to accelerate a space probe using a nuclear bomb with our current technological level?

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150 years ago, humans and orcas struck a temporary truce to hunt other whales together. They've stayed true to their word and never attacked a human, but have watched as we wrecked the ocean. The truce expired today.

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150 years ago, humans and orcas struck a temporary truce to hunt other whales together. They've stayed true to their word and never attacked a human, but have watched as we wrecked the ocean. The truce expired today. [WP]

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[WP]150 years ago, humans and orcas struck a temporary truce to hunt other whales together. They've stayed true to their word and never attacked a human, but have watched as we wrecked the ocean. The truce expired today.

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[WP] 20 years after attending a think tank on achieving world peace an alien invasion that looks suspiciously like your idea to fake one occurs.

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If a space ship were assembled outside of a planetary atmosphere, would there be any scientifically valid reason to make it aerodynamic?

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Why do so many insect species have larval forms that look and act completely different from their adult stages, but it's uncommon in other classes of animals?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[WP] A villain who is morally neutral and only became a villain to make money, talking to their clearly evil henchman who keeps trying to talk his boss into destroying the planet.	1114	WritingPrompts
Was there a Soviet version of "the red scare"?	40	AskHistorians
[WP] You're a supervillain that's just discovered time travel. Only problem is it's one way and since you don't speak the language of the time you traveled back to, conquering the world is proving much harder than you thought it would be.	8	WritingPrompts
Is it possible to accelerate a space probe using a nuclear bomb with our current technological level?	1	askscience
150 years ago, humans and orcas struck a temporary truce to hunt other whales together. They've stayed true to their word and never attacked a human, but have watched as we wrecked the ocean. The truce expired today.	1	WritingPrompts
150 years ago, humans and orcas struck a temporary truce to hunt other whales together. They've stayed true to their word and never attacked a human, but have watched as we wrecked the ocean. The truce expired today. [WP]	1	WritingPrompts
[WP]150 years ago, humans and orcas struck a temporary truce to hunt other whales together. They've stayed true to their word and never attacked a human, but have watched as we wrecked the ocean. The truce expired today.	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] 20 years after attending a think tank on achieving world peace an alien invasion that looks suspiciously like your idea to fake one occurs.	1	WritingPrompts
If a space ship were assembled outside of a planetary atmosphere, would there be any scientifically valid reason to make it aerodynamic?	1	askscience
Why do so many insect species have larval forms that look and act completely different from their adult stages, but it's uncommon in other classes of animals?	1	askscience