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Nothing screams 'enlightened European civilization' like fighting magic with aggressive littering. If you got sick in the 1600s, the logical medical response…
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By 1682, the scientific revolution was supposed to be in full swing, yet the English town of Bideford still hung three women because the locals couldn't…
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The justice system of colonial Salem literally relied on the legal strategy of 'source: trust me, bro.' Spectral evidence meant an accuser could legally…
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Their living space looks like the aftermath of a poorly attended hydration convention. They take two sips, set the cup down on a bookshelf, forget it exists,…
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Intentionally ruining the consistency of your staircase was considered a brilliant defense strategy against invisible home invaders. Unsurprisingly, this…
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Finding specific information is a nightmare because the authors preferred rambling philosophical chapters over basic alphabetical organization.
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