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From September 2 to September 5, 1666, one of the largest urban fires in history took place. 

The Great Fire of London swept mercilessly through the city, reducing roughly 80% of its buildings to smoldering ruins, possibly killing thousands of people.

In the ashes of the inferno, the city reinvented itself, determined to ensure such widespread destruction would never happen again. It also laid the foundation for the London that exists today.

Learn about the Great Fire of London on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. 

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One of the most popular music groups over the last half-century is also one of the most unlikely. 

They were seldom played on the radio,  they almost never appeared on network television, and they only had one song ever make the Billboard top 100. 

Yet, they have more Top 40 albums than any group in history and are one of the best-selling live acts of all time.

Learn more about the Grateful Dead’s unique legacy and how it cemented its place in American culture on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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Following the conclusion of World War II, decisions needed to be made about how to handle the defeated Axis Powers.

Due to the vast scale of atrocities committed, it was not feasible to punish everyone involved. Instead, the Allied victors chose to put key members of the leadership on trial.

For aggressors in the Eastern Theater, it was decided that the Tokyo Trials would be held to try political and military heads for war crimes.

Learn about how the Tokyo Trials, why they were held, the controversies surrounding them, and why they were considered to be necessary on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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One of the first mathematical concepts that most of us grasp when we are children is that there is no such thing as the biggest number. No matter what number you pick, you can always add one to it.You might think that such a simple idea wouldn’t have any profound impact in mathematics, but it does.In fact, mathematicians have come up with numbers so mind-bogglingly large that it is difficult to even grasp their size, and new forms of notation had to be developed to even write them down. 

Learn more about Insanely Ridiculously Absurdly Large Numbers on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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The Abbasid Caliphate stood as a vibrant center of commerce, technology, and learning from the 8th to the 13th centuries. 

At the heart of this Islamic dynasty was the House of Wisdom.

It was an extraordinary institute that drew scholars from across the known world, which made Baghdad an unrivaled center of learning. It also preserved much of the knowledge of the ancient world when Europe was in decline.

Learn more about the House of Wisdom and how it shaped the world on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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