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I'm currently listening to Dan Carlin's King of King's series, and a though of a question: how aware were peasants of the constant power shifting and war?

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How did the Inuit manage to not explore across the Bering sea, find Russia, and connect NA and Eurasia much faster?

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Is there any relation between Christian iconography and Buddhist art?

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Has there ever been a scientific idea in modern history that is scientifically proven but rejected as "an opinion" or "a scam" by a large demographic on the scale of Climate Change rejection?

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What were the primary cooking fats of pre-Colombian civilizations?

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Who are the oldest traceable descendants of the major European royal houses?

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Has the phrase "Power corrupt, absolute power corrupts absolutely" been axiomatic throughout history?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I'm currently listening to Dan Carlin's King of King's series, and a though of a question: how aware were peasants of the constant power shifting and war?	79
How did the Inuit manage to not explore across the Bering sea, find Russia, and connect NA and Eurasia much faster?	14
Is there any relation between Christian iconography and Buddhist art?	6
Has there ever been a scientific idea in modern history that is scientifically proven but rejected as "an opinion" or "a scam" by a large demographic on the scale of Climate Change rejection?	3
What were the primary cooking fats of pre-Colombian civilizations?	3
Who are the oldest traceable descendants of the major European royal houses?	1
Has the phrase "Power corrupt, absolute power corrupts absolutely" been axiomatic throughout history?	1