/u/hilarymeggin's posts
[WP] It turns out that the people whom we thought had dementia are actually unknowingly capable of time travel. The frequent trips in and out of wormholes are the reason for all the confusion about where they are, what year it is, and who is alive and who is dead.
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How did Islam come to be an abrahamic religion? It makes sense to me that Christianity is, because Jesus was Jewish, as were his earliest followers. But the prophet Mohammed was not Jewish, nor were his early followers. So where did the idea originate that Muslims are descendants of Ishmael?
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In the ancient Roman re-enactments of naval battles (naumachiæ), did the battles adhere closely to the historical events, or were the participants free to fight for their own survival, even if it meant the wrong side won?
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Today I was reading about the drama surrounding Augustus Caesar, Marc Anthony and Cicero... it made me wonder, are there any records of the lives of the leaders of the ancient civilizations in the Americas?
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If modern civilization were destroyed, the first thing I’d do is try to write down as much of the music of Mozart as I could remember, for posterity. Is there any great work of art that survives only in a bastardized version, because someone tried to re-create it after the original was destroyed?
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Are there any human-made structures in North America that pre-date 1600? (Native American or European/Colonial)
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What are the oldest human-made structures in the North America, both Native American and European/Colonial? Are there any structures remaining from before 1600?
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[WP] You’ve gone back in time and stopped Hitler, but now you’re having a hard time getting anyone to believe what he would have done if you hadn’t stopped him.
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