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Let's say I'm in Berlin, Germany - how far back in time do I have to travel before the beer being produced here is no longer recognizable to a modern person as beer? Or has it always been roughly the same but with minor variations over the centuries?

2944 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why do fluids tend to stick to solids, while other solids and gases don't?

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Why do humans have such a strong aversion to 'gross' smells, whereas dogs will gladly stick their noses in poop or spoiled food and seem to enjoy it?

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Let's say I'm in Berlin, Germany - how far back in time do I have to travel before the beer being produced here is no longer recognizable to a modern person as beer? Or has it always been roughly the same but with minor variations over the centuries?	2944	AskHistorians
Why do fluids tend to stick to solids, while other solids and gases don't?	1	askscience
Why do humans have such a strong aversion to 'gross' smells, whereas dogs will gladly stick their noses in poop or spoiled food and seem to enjoy it?	1	askscience