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[WP] Sometimes, people who go missing disappear from our world -- they are literally no "where." You, however, have stumbled upon the nowhere they've gone to.

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In the wake of two tragic deaths at Mardi Gras parades here in New Orleans, the city is trying to decide what should be done. In the history of Mardi Gras (specifically in NOLA), what has been the public and regulatory reaction to accidental injuries/deaths during the celebrations?

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Anyone in Metairie/Kenner just hear a small explosion or some other kind of loud noise? I'm near Transcontinental and West Esplanade.

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Acknowledging that the question itself is subjective, would it be accurate to say that Rome is the most important city (or even human settlement) in history?

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The solar system is moving at 200 km/sec. How far away would I have to be to perceive its movement with my naked eye (or a sufficiently powerful optical telescope)? Would it even be possible?

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"Boomers take their hat off in the restaurant because it's disrespectful, and then verbally berate the waitress" -- how do cultures equate seemingly random social conventions with moral fiber, to the extent of using them to counterbalance antisocial behavior?

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Is there any historic precedent for or example of rulers or governments attempting to secretly police their citizens in other nations, as China seems to be doing today?

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[WP] Sometimes, people who go missing disappear from our world -- they are literally no "where." You, however, have stumbled upon the nowhere they've gone to.	5	WritingPrompts
In the wake of two tragic deaths at Mardi Gras parades here in New Orleans, the city is trying to decide what should be done. In the history of Mardi Gras (specifically in NOLA), what has been the public and regulatory reaction to accidental injuries/deaths during the celebrations?	4	AskHistorians
Anyone in Metairie/Kenner just hear a small explosion or some other kind of loud noise? I'm near Transcontinental and West Esplanade.	4	NewOrleans
Acknowledging that the question itself is subjective, would it be accurate to say that Rome is the most important city (or even human settlement) in history?	1	AskHistorians
The solar system is moving at 200 km/sec. How far away would I have to be to perceive its movement with my naked eye (or a sufficiently powerful optical telescope)? Would it even be possible?	1	askscience
"Boomers take their hat off in the restaurant because it's disrespectful, and then verbally berate the waitress" -- how do cultures equate seemingly random social conventions with moral fiber, to the extent of using them to counterbalance antisocial behavior?	0	AskHistorians
Is there any historic precedent for or example of rulers or governments attempting to secretly police their citizens in other nations, as China seems to be doing today?	0	AskHistorians