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How did kilts evolve and become a part of Scottish culture? How and when did the clan specific tartan come about?

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Was bombing Japan with nuclear weapons during WWII a means of preventing a larger loss of life? Did the US have other options to stop Japan, such as assassination and/or focusing attacks on key locations?

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Has depression always been so prevalent in the human species, even since pre-civilization, or has it grown as civilization emerged and society changed?

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How accurate is the science behind "The Game Changers?" Do animal fats actually have that much of an impact on our bodies? Does it have that huge an impact on sexual health? Is a plant based diet the only way to reverse cardiac issues? Or is it just as healthy to limit simply limit animal products?

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In the film Napoleon (2023), Napoleon's first horse is killed by a cannonball during the Siege of Toulon. Napoleon has the cannonball sent to his mother. Did this occur or was this inspired by a similar event?

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[NSFW] If "squirting" during sex involves emptying one's bladder, could it be an evolutionary advantage? Is it possible those women have fewer UTIs than those who don't squirt? NSFW

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In Patricia Briggs's book "Cry Wolf," there is an Native American man who is referred to as "Indian." Were Indigenous peoples commonly referred to or would they refer to themselves as Indian during the late 90s and early 00s? When did the terms shift?

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Horseback riding used to be a skill and sport popular among men. After the introduction of cars, we'd more likely see a woman interested in riding and a man more interested in driving. What occurred to cause this shift?

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How did kilts evolve and become a part of Scottish culture? How and when did the clan specific tartan come about?	2	AskHistorians
Was bombing Japan with nuclear weapons during WWII a means of preventing a larger loss of life? Did the US have other options to stop Japan, such as assassination and/or focusing attacks on key locations?	1	AskHistorians
Has depression always been so prevalent in the human species, even since pre-civilization, or has it grown as civilization emerged and society changed?	1	askscience
How accurate is the science behind "The Game Changers?" Do animal fats actually have that much of an impact on our bodies? Does it have that huge an impact on sexual health? Is a plant based diet the only way to reverse cardiac issues? Or is it just as healthy to limit simply limit animal products?	1	askscience
In the film Napoleon (2023), Napoleon's first horse is killed by a cannonball during the Siege of Toulon. Napoleon has the cannonball sent to his mother. Did this occur or was this inspired by a similar event?	1	AskHistorians
[NSFW] If "squirting" during sex involves emptying one's bladder, could it be an evolutionary advantage? Is it possible those women have fewer UTIs than those who don't squirt? NSFW	1	askscience
In Patricia Briggs's book "Cry Wolf," there is an Native American man who is referred to as "Indian." Were Indigenous peoples commonly referred to or would they refer to themselves as Indian during the late 90s and early 00s? When did the terms shift?	0	AskHistorians
Horseback riding used to be a skill and sport popular among men. After the introduction of cars, we'd more likely see a woman interested in riding and a man more interested in driving. What occurred to cause this shift?	0	AskHistorians