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Was it possible for Germany to win WWI?

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Were Belarussians a distinct people of their own right (not just Russians), before getting their own state?

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Are the any countries in history, that didn't want to be independent, but were forced by others to be?

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I am a farmer in Sweden in 1650 and Little Ice Age hits. How it will affect my day-to-day life? What kind of timeline of events I can expect, considering my livelihood and survival?

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How high could a cat fall from without seriously injuring itself, compared to a human?

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In a fantasy novel Shiang, a mage uses air to create a protective barrier around himself. How dense the air would have to be in order to protect a grown man from punches or bullets? From how wide area would you have to suck the air to create this barrier?

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If the Earth were flat, from how far you could see the Himalayas, assuming that you have a clear line of sight?

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How much does tea flavor weight?

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In many fighting games, a person can hit another with an uppercut so powerful that the recepient flies into air. Not just knocked down from their feet, but like, 1-2m elevation for the whole body. How powerful a punch should be to achieve that in real life?

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Was it possible for Germany to win WWI?	1	AskHistorians
Were Belarussians a distinct people of their own right (not just Russians), before getting their own state?	1	AskHistorians
Are the any countries in history, that didn't want to be independent, but were forced by others to be?	1	AskHistorians
I am a farmer in Sweden in 1650 and Little Ice Age hits. How it will affect my day-to-day life? What kind of timeline of events I can expect, considering my livelihood and survival?	1	askscience
How high could a cat fall from without seriously injuring itself, compared to a human?	1	askscience
In a fantasy novel Shiang, a mage uses air to create a protective barrier around himself. How dense the air would have to be in order to protect a grown man from punches or bullets? From how wide area would you have to suck the air to create this barrier?	1	askscience
If the Earth were flat, from how far you could see the Himalayas, assuming that you have a clear line of sight?	1	askscience
How much does tea flavor weight?	1	askscience
In many fighting games, a person can hit another with an uppercut so powerful that the recepient flies into air. Not just knocked down from their feet, but like, 1-2m elevation for the whole body. How powerful a punch should be to achieve that in real life?	1	askscience