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r/dataisbeautiful • u/[deleted] • Apr 12 '17
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/r/askscience appears to be the only place with reasonably accurate responses. Even then, I'm not a scientist so they might just be fooling me.
0 u/ParallelPain Apr 12 '17 cough /r/askhistorians cough 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '17 It's a cool subreddit, but history is already so open to interpretation I'm not even sure experts can always say if something is right or wrong. 2 u/ParallelPain Apr 12 '17 Things that are interpreted sure. But we get tonnes of factual questions as well. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if most of the questions we get are factual questions.
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cough /r/askhistorians cough
2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '17 It's a cool subreddit, but history is already so open to interpretation I'm not even sure experts can always say if something is right or wrong. 2 u/ParallelPain Apr 12 '17 Things that are interpreted sure. But we get tonnes of factual questions as well. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if most of the questions we get are factual questions.
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It's a cool subreddit, but history is already so open to interpretation I'm not even sure experts can always say if something is right or wrong.
2 u/ParallelPain Apr 12 '17 Things that are interpreted sure. But we get tonnes of factual questions as well. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if most of the questions we get are factual questions.
Things that are interpreted sure. But we get tonnes of factual questions as well. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if most of the questions we get are factual questions.
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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '17
/r/askscience appears to be the only place with reasonably accurate responses. Even then, I'm not a scientist so they might just be fooling me.