I thought /u/idjet gave a very nice answer to the question "Why is the Devil often portrayed with a pitchfork?"

I've been a long-time lurker here but I'm delurking to highlight /u/Historiagrephour's response to this question about depictions of masculinity in the 1995 film Rob Roy. I especially liked that it was both a historical analysis and a critical analysis of the way that the filmmakers approached their subject.

I'm very excited to see the level of questions asked on the Sikh Empire AMA. I assumed wrongly that they would be overall very basic questions, but I've been thumbing through notes, books, and resources all day yesterday and the good part of today to make sure I'm giving the best answers. This community has really grown since I joined it a little over a year ago and I'm glad to see the direction it's headed in.

I found a couple of great responses this week.

/u/cordis_melum responded to What reforms were implemented in Post-Mao China and how did these differ from the policies that preceded them?

/u/itsallfolklore on the Grimm Fairy Tales.

/u/the_alaskan explained why the Brits didn't invade Alaska in 1855.

/u/labarge3 detailed what TE Lawrence contributed to his original field, archeology.