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How vital were horse-mounted archers to the empire-building successes of the various peoples that originated from the Eurasian steppes?

10 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Were Old World empires at all concerned with the possibility of diseases indigenous to the New World sweeping through their countries like smallpox did to the native communities? Did they take any measures to prevent this?

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What are the base probabilities of Duo and Legendary boons?

1 upvotes • r/HadesTheGame

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So it is my understanding that humans cannot truly multitask. This seems true when I try to listen to two conversations at once, but doesn't when I see MMA fighters going at it. What gives?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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During hypothesis testing when we reject the null hypothesis, why do we "accept the alternative hypothesis" instead of "fail to reject the alternative hypothesis"?

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How vital were horse-mounted archers to the empire-building successes of the various peoples that originated from the Eurasian steppes?	10	AskHistorians
Were Old World empires at all concerned with the possibility of diseases indigenous to the New World sweeping through their countries like smallpox did to the native communities? Did they take any measures to prevent this?	2	AskHistorians
What are the base probabilities of Duo and Legendary boons?	1	HadesTheGame
So it is my understanding that humans cannot truly multitask. This seems true when I try to listen to two conversations at once, but doesn't when I see MMA fighters going at it. What gives?	1	askscience
During hypothesis testing when we reject the null hypothesis, why do we "accept the alternative hypothesis" instead of "fail to reject the alternative hypothesis"?	1	askscience