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Just learned about Ekranoplans, but they seem incredibly dangerous (albeit nifty). Wouldn't they just hit a large wave and be destroyed?

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Given the poor living conditions and low life expectancies of Medieval Europe, was there any backlash to the construction of large religious monuments or buildings? I'm thinking specifically of those massive cathedrals that took decades or centuries to construct.

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There are a number of alt-history works which depict a owrld in which Napoleon won the Battle of Waterloo. Would that have changed anything, in the end? Why would the coalition have simply kept fighting until they had worn him down yet again?

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Just learned about Ekranoplans, but they seem incredibly dangerous (albeit nifty). Wouldn't they just hit a large wave and be destroyed?	1	askscience
Given the poor living conditions and low life expectancies of Medieval Europe, was there any backlash to the construction of large religious monuments or buildings? I'm thinking specifically of those massive cathedrals that took decades or centuries to construct.	0	AskHistorians
There are a number of alt-history works which depict a owrld in which Napoleon won the Battle of Waterloo. Would that have changed anything, in the end? Why would the coalition have simply kept fighting until they had worn him down yet again?	0	AskHistorians