💃🪦 In 1518, dozens ofpeople in Strasbourg, France, reportedly danced... until they dropped.

But did they really dance themselves todeath?

In this episode of Probably Not True,we unravel the legend of the Dancing Plague:

History’s weirdest dance party — ruinedby facts.

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🧠 Poisoned, shot, beaten, drowned — yet the legend says Rasputin refused to die. In this episode of Probably Not True, we dig into the life, death, and myth of Grigori Rasputin. Was he really a mystical healer with supernatural powers, or just a very stubborn man with excellent luck and terrible enemies?

From royal intrigue to his famously bizarre assassination, we separate fact from the historical fanfiction.

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The Phantom Time Hypothesis: Did 300 Years of History Never Happen?

🧠 What if 300 years of history — including Charlemagne, the year 1000, and centuries of kings — never actually happened?

In this episode of Probably Not True, we unpack the bizarre Phantom Time Hypothesis: the theory that the Early Middle Ages were completely fabricated.

From calendrical conspiracies to missing tree rings, we separate fact from fiction — and show why Charlemagne was probably not a medieval fever dream.

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