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[WP] You are a world-wide known oracle, who can predict anyone's death and also giving a precise time and date. How do you do it? You are also a skilled assasin

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Apparently, during the Middle Ages, monasteries undertook "experimenting" with cheesemaking, something I don't usually associate with priesthood. What other intellectual/manufacturing activies would monasteries engage in?

38 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Before the scientific method was formalized, what other procedures were used to test ideas? Was the scientific method or similar method ever documented before our current idea of its invention? Is the method a Western idea or was it found outside of the West as well?

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Bruh.

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Galileo Galilei was investigated/persecuted by the Catholic Church for heresy, and even put on trial. How did the Church conduct all these activities against "heretics"? Were they Catholic detectives or Catholic search warrants?

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What would be the process and logistics of Alexander the Great founding a city? Who exactly would settle it and build it?

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I remember learning in my AP Euro class that before the French revolution and the Itailian unification, there were way more languages in those regions, and that what we currently know as french and italian were spoken by a small percent of the population.

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[WP] You travel through a black hole and end up in ancient Mesoamerica

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How come the Mediterranean region was never completely unified again after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, unlike China, which throughout its history has had various dynasties ruling the entire the region and then falling apart only to be reunited again under a different one?

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How would ancient governments collect taxes from people who travelled often or weren't settled, like traders or caravans?

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[WP] You are a world-wide known oracle, who can predict anyone's death and also giving a precise time and date. How do you do it? You are also a skilled assasin	61	WritingPrompts
Apparently, during the Middle Ages, monasteries undertook "experimenting" with cheesemaking, something I don't usually associate with priesthood. What other intellectual/manufacturing activies would monasteries engage in?	38	AskHistorians
Before the scientific method was formalized, what other procedures were used to test ideas? Was the scientific method or similar method ever documented before our current idea of its invention? Is the method a Western idea or was it found outside of the West as well?	30	AskHistorians
Bruh.	24	TwoSentenceHorror
Galileo Galilei was investigated/persecuted by the Catholic Church for heresy, and even put on trial. How did the Church conduct all these activities against "heretics"? Were they Catholic detectives or Catholic search warrants?	22	AskHistorians
What would be the process and logistics of Alexander the Great founding a city? Who exactly would settle it and build it?	22	AskHistorians
I remember learning in my AP Euro class that before the French revolution and the Itailian unification, there were way more languages in those regions, and that what we currently know as french and italian were spoken by a small percent of the population.	18	AskHistorians
[WP] You travel through a black hole and end up in ancient Mesoamerica	14	WritingPrompts
How come the Mediterranean region was never completely unified again after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, unlike China, which throughout its history has had various dynasties ruling the entire the region and then falling apart only to be reunited again under a different one?	13	AskHistorians
How would ancient governments collect taxes from people who travelled often or weren't settled, like traders or caravans?	13	AskHistorians