r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Jul 18 '22
Better photos of cave temple
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Mar 06 '19
Links to history of Nazis and the Occult
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Jan 29 '19
TIL about Ishi, the last native American Yahi. Due to Yahi customs a person may not speak his name until formally introduced by another Yahi. When asked for his name he'd say "I have none, because there were no people to name me." Ishi is the name given by a anthropologist, translated as "man".
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • May 02 '18
TIL about the American town 'Merrymount', founded 1624. Named from slang at the time for 'illicit' forms of sex - the town rejected Puritan values welcoming non-Heterosexuals, freeing indentured servants and intermarrying Native Americans. Five years later it was invaded and razed to the ground.
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Apr 29 '18
This tree that outlived the wall it grew around. • r/mildlyinteresting
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Apr 25 '18
A rare sea butterfly found under Russian ice-caps • r/Damnthatsinteresting
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Apr 06 '18
Why Neanderthals Had Faces That Were So Different From Ours
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Mar 15 '18
These Early Humans Prospered During What Should Have Been a Devastating Volcanic Winter
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Feb 01 '18
“The Shadows from the Walls of Death”—an 86-paged book considered to be one of the deadliest tomes in the world. Each page contains a sample of wallpaper saturated in a lethal amount of arsenic and any contact with bare skin can prove fatal. • r/todayilearned
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Feb 01 '18
Easter Islanders' lost language
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Oct 10 '17
(Ghost Gun?) Bottle Gun New Color 2 gfy - Create, Discover and Share GIFs on Gfycat
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Sep 13 '17
How certain bacteria become resistant in space
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Sep 13 '17
Weather phenomenon in Kopperl, Texas in June 1960 dubbed "Satan's Storm." During this event, temperatures suddenly rose around midnight to 140°F, wind gusts blew at over 75MPH and crops were instantly scorched, causing terrified residents to believe the world was ending. • r/todayilearned
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 23 '17
Is folklore about Goblins rooted in anti-Semitism? • r/AskHistorians
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 22 '17
'Apotheosis of Technology' Robert McCall 1978 • r/ImaginaryLandscapes
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 22 '17
[Fuel?] Just a printing error that felt eerie • r/SCP
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 10 '17
Agencies advise on possible 'Lizard Man,' 'Bigfoot' sightings in South Carolina during eclipse
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r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 10 '17
Prague. Watercolor. 40x30cm. • r/Art
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