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What is the history of the game Punch Buggy? Did it exist before cars? What was its form before cars?

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How did Star Trek fans react to Gene Roddenberry’s death? I assume they talked about it in zines, fan magazines, newsletters, etc. What did they think would happen TL Stat Trek? Are any of these first-hand accounts digitized?

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This may be too broad, but how do historians think humans accidentally discovered how to make cheese? When does evidence appear for dedicated cheese making in any part of the world? Was cheese developed indecently or spread?

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How did the amazing phenomenon known as booth stuffing, where as many people as possible crowd into a phone booth, come to be? How did it spread?

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What was the public’s reaction to the movie “The Burning Bed” (1984)? Where can I find first-hand account of people’s immediate reactions?

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What is the origin of “Olly olly oxen free!”?

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We’re cameras and photos originally seen as a way to make the portrait more accessible and fast? When did photography begin to be seen as it’s own medium like music or painting?

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Ever since pastglass, windows with a time delay that lets you watch your grown kids playing on the lawn little, historians and detectives now use pastglass to see into the past. You’ve illigalky watched someone else’s glasstape, in order to solve a cold case that’s years old

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What is the first instance of a show or movie showing a heart monitor beeping, slowing down, then flatlining? How did we get to the point where an average audience knows the term flatlining and that it means death?

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When did white people start to make fun of themselves for being boring, ie white? How does this tie into Black culture being seen as “cool” and even exotic? When did being white start to not always be the best thing to be? Was this an easy way of acknowledging privilege?

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What is the history of the game Punch Buggy? Did it exist before cars? What was its form before cars?	1	AskHistorians
How did Star Trek fans react to Gene Roddenberry’s death? I assume they talked about it in zines, fan magazines, newsletters, etc. What did they think would happen TL Stat Trek? Are any of these first-hand accounts digitized?	1	AskHistorians
This may be too broad, but how do historians think humans accidentally discovered how to make cheese? When does evidence appear for dedicated cheese making in any part of the world? Was cheese developed indecently or spread?	1	AskHistorians
How did the amazing phenomenon known as booth stuffing, where as many people as possible crowd into a phone booth, come to be? How did it spread?	1	AskHistorians
What was the public’s reaction to the movie “The Burning Bed” (1984)? Where can I find first-hand account of people’s immediate reactions?	1	AskHistorians
What is the origin of “Olly olly oxen free!”?	1	AskHistorians
We’re cameras and photos originally seen as a way to make the portrait more accessible and fast? When did photography begin to be seen as it’s own medium like music or painting?	1	AskHistorians
Ever since pastglass, windows with a time delay that lets you watch your grown kids playing on the lawn little, historians and detectives now use pastglass to see into the past. You’ve illigalky watched someone else’s glasstape, in order to solve a cold case that’s years old	1	WritingPrompts
What is the first instance of a show or movie showing a heart monitor beeping, slowing down, then flatlining? How did we get to the point where an average audience knows the term flatlining and that it means death?	1	AskHistorians
When did white people start to make fun of themselves for being boring, ie white? How does this tie into Black culture being seen as “cool” and even exotic? When did being white start to not always be the best thing to be? Was this an easy way of acknowledging privilege?	1	AskHistorians