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How difficult was it to design Chess? Was there multiple, evolving versions of it? How did it spread across the globe like it has?

243 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] You've perfected time travel! You've travelled backwards and forwards to observe the wonders of those ages but discover your machine cannot travel past January 1, 2740, citing an unknown error. You travel to December 31, 2739; 11:59 pm to discover why...

94 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[WP] On your way home from work, you hear a sound from behind. A musical, two-tone whistle you haven't heard since childhood. You slowly look over your shoulder and your heart drops as you see its source...

15 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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Think about the top of your left thigh in such a way you can "feel" it. Is this sensation a memory of feeling something against your thigh, or are the nerves actually responding to your thoughts and giving feedback to the brain at that moment?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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How difficult was it to design Chess? Was there multiple, evolving versions of it? How did it spread across the globe like it has?	243	AskHistorians
[WP] You've perfected time travel! You've travelled backwards and forwards to observe the wonders of those ages but discover your machine cannot travel past January 1, 2740, citing an unknown error. You travel to December 31, 2739; 11:59 pm to discover why...	94	WritingPrompts
[WP] On your way home from work, you hear a sound from behind. A musical, two-tone whistle you haven't heard since childhood. You slowly look over your shoulder and your heart drops as you see its source...	15	WritingPrompts
Think about the top of your left thigh in such a way you can "feel" it. Is this sensation a memory of feeling something against your thigh, or are the nerves actually responding to your thoughts and giving feedback to the brain at that moment?	1	askscience