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Did it cost any money to attend a jousting tournament as a spectator? If so, how much was it? Who were allowed to spectate tournaments and what was the experience like? Were there vendors or "food carts" or anything like that?

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Is there a specific point where an animal's brain becomes complicated enough to allow for distinct personalities between animals of the same species? What is the "lowest level" of lifeform that we know has distinct personalities between individual animals?

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What are the earliest examples of vulgar words that we know about?

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Can any of the planets that we have discovered that are potentially viable for life see our sun in their night sky?

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How common where highwaymen in medieval Europe? What sort of things did travelers do to protect themselves from them? Where there any sort of tricks the highwaymen used to steal from others?

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During the Cold War America adopted the strategy of MAD... Mutually Assured Destruction. Did the Soviet Union have a similar policy, and did their policy also have a similar pun associated with its name like MAD is in English?

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What were the first movies that started this "Blue and orange" trend that we see basically every popular movie follow in the cinematography? What movies first discovered this "blue and orange" aesthetic that has dominated the film industry for decades?

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What was the impact of the invention of sliced bread?

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What purpose does the ability to mimic voices and sound effects serve certain birds in the wild?

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According Historia Civilis, after Caesar marched on Rome he plundered Rome's treasury to settle IOU's with the legions in Gaul for back pay. How would this money have been sent? How would Caesar have known the money arrived properly to the right people with none of it skimmed or stolen?

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Did it cost any money to attend a jousting tournament as a spectator? If so, how much was it? Who were allowed to spectate tournaments and what was the experience like? Were there vendors or "food carts" or anything like that?	7	AskHistorians
Is there a specific point where an animal's brain becomes complicated enough to allow for distinct personalities between animals of the same species? What is the "lowest level" of lifeform that we know has distinct personalities between individual animals?	7	askscience
What are the earliest examples of vulgar words that we know about?	6	AskHistorians
Can any of the planets that we have discovered that are potentially viable for life see our sun in their night sky?	6	askscience
How common where highwaymen in medieval Europe? What sort of things did travelers do to protect themselves from them? Where there any sort of tricks the highwaymen used to steal from others?	6	AskHistorians
During the Cold War America adopted the strategy of MAD... Mutually Assured Destruction. Did the Soviet Union have a similar policy, and did their policy also have a similar pun associated with its name like MAD is in English?	6	AskHistorians
What were the first movies that started this "Blue and orange" trend that we see basically every popular movie follow in the cinematography? What movies first discovered this "blue and orange" aesthetic that has dominated the film industry for decades?	6	AskHistorians
What was the impact of the invention of sliced bread?	6	AskHistorians
What purpose does the ability to mimic voices and sound effects serve certain birds in the wild?	6	askscience
According Historia Civilis, after Caesar marched on Rome he plundered Rome's treasury to settle IOU's with the legions in Gaul for back pay. How would this money have been sent? How would Caesar have known the money arrived properly to the right people with none of it skimmed or stolen?	6	AskHistorians