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A friend of mine in her late teens with no apparent defects suddenly passed away last week, during her sleep. The autopsy gave nothing as to what happened. Is this a common conclusion in autopsies ?

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Are there other documented cases of "Showerthoughts" in the past, akin to Archimedes' Eureka moment in his bathtub ?

28 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Who is/was the ruler with the highest Regnal number ( Louis "XVI", Henry "VIII", etc.) ?

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Is there any truth to the story about Vlad "Dracula" Tepes testing a merchant's honesty by giving him one too many ducat during a transaction ?

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[WP] You are a time traveller whose goal it is to visit famous people on their deathbed and tell them how their work/life affected the future for the better or for the worse.

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[WP] One morning, a cop in a big city finds on his desk an entire printed out wikipage, loaded with details, about a terrorist attack in the city. Thing is, the article is dated from tomorrow.

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We're told that running without the correct shoes can damage our spine in the long run. How did people deal with this before modern running wear ?

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A recent french movie sent in the late Napeolonic Era (Post 1812) depicted Cossack raids as far as in French Burgundy. Are there any proofs of such raids ever happening ?

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I was playing a video game with a friend and we both realized after 4 hours that we had both skipped lunch. Do Adrenaline rushes (or similar molecule) help to manage hunger and thirst ?

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Possibly stupid question : Due to Archimedes' principle, could the growing number of ships in the oceans and seas have a sensible effect on the rising of the sea level ?

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A friend of mine in her late teens with no apparent defects suddenly passed away last week, during her sleep. The autopsy gave nothing as to what happened. Is this a common conclusion in autopsies ?	560	askscience
Are there other documented cases of "Showerthoughts" in the past, akin to Archimedes' Eureka moment in his bathtub ?	28	AskHistorians
Who is/was the ruler with the highest Regnal number ( Louis "XVI", Henry "VIII", etc.) ?	17	AskHistorians
Is there any truth to the story about Vlad "Dracula" Tepes testing a merchant's honesty by giving him one too many ducat during a transaction ?	12	AskHistorians
[WP] You are a time traveller whose goal it is to visit famous people on their deathbed and tell them how their work/life affected the future for the better or for the worse.	4	WritingPrompts
[WP] One morning, a cop in a big city finds on his desk an entire printed out wikipage, loaded with details, about a terrorist attack in the city. Thing is, the article is dated from tomorrow.	3	WritingPrompts
We're told that running without the correct shoes can damage our spine in the long run. How did people deal with this before modern running wear ?	3	AskHistorians
A recent french movie sent in the late Napeolonic Era (Post 1812) depicted Cossack raids as far as in French Burgundy. Are there any proofs of such raids ever happening ?	2	AskHistorians
I was playing a video game with a friend and we both realized after 4 hours that we had both skipped lunch. Do Adrenaline rushes (or similar molecule) help to manage hunger and thirst ?	1	askscience
Possibly stupid question : Due to Archimedes' principle, could the growing number of ships in the oceans and seas have a sensible effect on the rising of the sea level ?	1	askscience