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MIGRATION OF PEOPLE FROM ONE COUNTRY TO ANOTHER IN SEARCH OF THEIR BETTER FUTURE.

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What was the Brain Drain and how did it affect Europe during World War 2?

The Brain Drain during World War II refers to the emigration of highly skilled and educated individuals from Europe, particularly Jewish scientists, intellectuals, and professionals, fleeing the rise of totalitarian regimes and persecution. This exodus significantly impacted Europe's scientific and cultural landscape, as many of these individuals contributed to advancements in various fields, including medicine and technology, elsewhere, particularly in the United States. The loss of this talent weakened Europe's capacity for innovation and recovery during and after the war. Ultimately, the Brain Drain highlighted the detrimental effects of political oppression on human capital and societal progress.


When did Owen Richard discover the brain?

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Can skill drain stop gladiator beasts?

Skill Drain negates the effects of all monsters on the field. Since Gladiator Beasts' effects activate on the field, at the end of the battle phase, Skill Drain negates it. But for card effects that activate in the hand, like Honest or Montage Dragon, Skill Drain negates it. If this information is to create a Skill Drain Deck (which is really, really nasty because most really good decks rely on monster effects), I would also warn you about Fairy Meteor Crush and other cards that give that effect: Since Piercing Damage is an effect that must be attached to a monster, Skill Drain negates it. Also, for a Skill Drain Deck needs to have a bunch of trap-searching Spell/Trap/Monster effects and Spell/Trap/Monster effects that protect you until you until you get Skill Drain.


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Why was the brain of a mummy not preserved?

Ancient Egyptians did not believe that the brain was actually the thought-center of a person, believing instead that the heart did the act of thinking. The brain was viewed as worthless flesh and, therefore, removed.