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[WP] After the end of time. God activates the “Genesis Protocol” again, for another countless time. Thinking “Maybe this time they will listen.”

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[WP] Every pinky promise you’ve ever made, you’ve kept. Now you try to break one, and you discover that you are physically unable to break it.

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[WP] “Let me tell you a story, of mankind’s newest curse, for since that day, to our dismay, we may only speak in verse.”

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Did the ancient Greeks actually believe that the gods were at the top of Mt. Olympus? Are there any reports of people climbing to the top of to find the gods?

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What did Hitler think about pro-Nazi Jewish groups like the Association of German National Jews, and the German Vanguard? Did this spare them any of the harshness of the Holocaust?

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[WP] It’s been 700 years since the Black Death which wipes out Europe. The caliphs and sultans took over the land centuries ago. But that was all before the ships from the sunset came, bringing their hellish warriors clad in feathers, hungry for blood.

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[WP] A time traveler with a love for Ancient Rome goes to 117 A.D to see the sights. Except it’s not there...

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Given the story of Mansa Musa debasing the currency wherever he went while on a trip to Mecca. Do we know where any of this gold actually ended up?

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[WP] It’s July 4th, 2076. America’s 300th birthday. Around the nation there are fireworks, BBQs, parties. When suddenly a portal opens up in the Oval Office, and the president comes face to face with George Washington, who’s saying that this was all a mistake and that we would learn why soon.

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At what point did people stop referring to the Byzantine Empire as the Roman Empire?

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[WP] After the end of time. God activates the “Genesis Protocol” again, for another countless time. Thinking “Maybe this time they will listen.”	29	WritingPrompts
[WP] Every pinky promise you’ve ever made, you’ve kept. Now you try to break one, and you discover that you are physically unable to break it.	12	WritingPrompts
[WP] “Let me tell you a story, of mankind’s newest curse, for since that day, to our dismay, we may only speak in verse.”	10	WritingPrompts
Did the ancient Greeks actually believe that the gods were at the top of Mt. Olympus? Are there any reports of people climbing to the top of to find the gods?	8	AskHistorians
What did Hitler think about pro-Nazi Jewish groups like the Association of German National Jews, and the German Vanguard? Did this spare them any of the harshness of the Holocaust?	6	AskHistorians
[WP] It’s been 700 years since the Black Death which wipes out Europe. The caliphs and sultans took over the land centuries ago. But that was all before the ships from the sunset came, bringing their hellish warriors clad in feathers, hungry for blood.	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] A time traveler with a love for Ancient Rome goes to 117 A.D to see the sights. Except it’s not there...	4	WritingPrompts
Given the story of Mansa Musa debasing the currency wherever he went while on a trip to Mecca. Do we know where any of this gold actually ended up?	3	AskHistorians
[WP] It’s July 4th, 2076. America’s 300th birthday. Around the nation there are fireworks, BBQs, parties. When suddenly a portal opens up in the Oval Office, and the president comes face to face with George Washington, who’s saying that this was all a mistake and that we would learn why soon.	1	WritingPrompts
At what point did people stop referring to the Byzantine Empire as the Roman Empire?	1	AskHistorians