What does ten years of binge drinking do to you?

It makes you pee a lot. But more seriously there’s a whole bunch of health and mental issues that stem from binge drinking. I had what’s called “kindling”, a form of brain damage that results sp…

Top stories for Long   What does ten years of binge drinking do to you? Dead Weight, lives in Canada (1992-present) • Answered August 14 It makes you pee a lot. But more seriously there’s a whole bunch of health and mental issues that stem from binge drinking. I had what’s called “kindling”, a form of brain ... Read more » 46 9   In the 90s CPUs became multiplier locked to prevent fraud from overclocking slower CPUs and selling as higher priced CPUs. Why are CPUs no longer locked? OpenBlueprint • Answered July 18 In the 1990s, criminals bought cheap 100MHz Pentiums, physically sanded off the logos, and sold them as flagship models. Despite what many think, the CPU locks they inspire... Read more » 180 19   What would happen if El Chapo was placed into the general population in prison? MetroDispatch • Answered August 15 Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán is kept in a 7-by-12-foot concrete cell 23 hours a day for a reason. Dropping a $12.6 billion cartel boss into general population would trigger th... Read more » 577 33   My dad swears by copper and says PEX is "plastic junk." But every new house I see uses PEX. Is copper really that much better long‑term, or is my dad just old‑school? 🧔‍♂️🏠? John Kramer, former Adjunct Professor at State University of New York at Geneseo (2005) • Answered June 14 I’m not a plumber, merely a homeowner. About a decade ago, my wife and I had bought a new (to us) house. My sister and brother in law were staying with us for Christmas. Chr... Read more » 771 160   How long can a Boeing 747 stay in the air if it had unlimited mid-air refueling? RouteForge • Answered July 26 The US Air Force already built a Boeing 747 with limitless mid-air refueling. Yet even with infinite gas, it can only fly for about a week before a completely different flu... Read more » 1K 63   How has the science of muscle building evolved over the last 20 years? VitalSign • Answered August 10 Twenty years ago, building muscle meant chasing extreme soreness, sticking strictly to 8-12 reps, and chugging a post-workout protein shake. Today, science calls all three ... Read more » 181 8   How do restaurants make a baked potato so quickly? At home it takes close to an hour or a little more in the oven, and 45 mins on the BBQ. KitchenSense • Answered August 11 Even in a commercial kitchen, baking a large russet potato still takes an hour. Getting one to your table in ten minutes requires a clever illusion—and occasionally a metal... Read more » 216 11   Why do mathematics professors often say "everything is just linear algebra in disguise"? NovaPrism • Answered August 13 Behind everything from artificial intelligence to Einstein's relativity, mathematicians share a dirty secret: most complex, non-linear equations are completely unsolvable. L... Read more » 232 23   What are some of baseball's unwritten rules that players really take seriously, and why do these rules matter so much in the game? HalftimeLedger • Answered August 14 Break Major League Baseball's official rules, and an umpire will call you out. Break its unwritten shadow code, and you might take a 95-mph fastball to the ribs. The most fi... Read more » 66 11   Is a tube amp worth it? Donald Werve, My ears still work • Answered August 7 No. They’re only good for limited scenarios. Music before the 1980s Deep male vocals Don't watch movies... Read more » 29 49   How can I remove plaque from my arteries naturally? Michael Finney • Answered July 27 There are two things that can help. First taking high levels of vitamin C (2 to 4 gm daily) will, over time (a couple of years), reverse most accumulated plaque. Second, se... Read more » 184 56   Why did Hanna-Barbera disappear? SepiaGlyphs • Answered August 1 Hanna-Barbera wasn't killed by bankruptcy or competitors. A media mogul paid $320 million to swallow the studio whole, needing its 3,000-episode vault for a 24-hour cable e... Read more » 613 25 Read more in your feed

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Chefs! What does a Bay leaf really do in cooking things like braises and stews and ho...?

People joke that bay leaves do absolutely nothing. In reality, dropping one into a stew unleashes a chemical payload of essential oils that fundamentally alters how you taste heavy fats. Bay le…

Top stories for Long   Chefs! What does a Bay leaf really do in cooking things like braises and stews and how important is it really? KitchenSense • Answered July 26 People joke that bay leaves do absolutely nothing. In reality, dropping one into a stew unleashes a chemical payload of essential oils that fundamentally alters how you tas... Read more » 388 45   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   What are 5 signs that your heart is in danger? Biswaprakash Sarangi, Currently learning the subject actively • Answered June 20 While there are many different signs that the heart may be in danger, I'm listing the few which need urgent attention Sudden chest tightness and pain , usually associated wi... Read more » 437 10   What were Michael Jordans weaknesses? HalftimeLedger • Answered August 17 He shot under 29% from standard three-point range, frequently refused to pass, and struggled to drive left. The greatest basketball player of all time had glaring weaknesse... Read more » 46 55   Was Rust written in C/C++? OpenBlueprint • Answered August 19 In 2006, Graydon Hoare designed Rust to escape the endless memory vulnerabilities of C and C++. But to build the very first compiler, he didn't use C++—and he couldn't yet ... Read more » 147 6   How are CIA covert agents paid? Tripti Maiyaa, studied Master of Technology in Artificial Intelligence • Answered July 1 Nowadays even a five year old knows this. 😂 . . The CIA are continuously evolving, they have moved on from shell companies.... Read more » 313 35   How long can a Boeing 747 stay in the air if it had unlimited mid-air refueling? RouteForge • Answered July 26 The US Air Force already built a Boeing 747 with limitless mid-air refueling. Yet even with infinite gas, it can only fly for about a week before a completely different flu... Read more » 1K 63   What is the alcohol withdrawal timeline? Sarah Turner, Psychology grad researching addiction, alcohol & recovery • Answered July 2 Alcohol withdrawal timeline that nobody actually talks about. Not the sugar-coated version. So 0 to 24 hours: Here, you don’t even think you’re withdrawal, you’re just super... Read more » 269 38   Why are newer BMW models so ugly? Thomas Varga, High-end European Tuning and Forced Induction at Self-Employment (1997-present) • Updated August 28 Fantastic question. Mousy looking uglyness! I will give you my version first, and then I will give you the answer. Courtesy of Gen Z and their input, we’re getting this shi... Read more » 35 24   If Q-tips aren’t meant for ears, what were they originally designed for? Why do people still use them for ear cleaning despite the warnings? NovaPrism • Answered August 22 Every box of Q-tips warns you to keep them out of your ears. Millions ignore this because the swab literally hacks the human nervous system, turning an infant hygiene tool ... Read more » 1.3K 164   What leads to death by old age? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered July 17 One of the main causes of death in old people actually is pneumonia. And believe it or not: the main trigger that provokes pneumonia in old people is inhaling food scraps wh... Read more » 1.4K 156   Why is “Nike” pronounced differently in the US and the UK? MosaicPalate • Answered July 29 In 2014, two British students mailed Nike's founder a letter, begging him to finally settle a decades-old debate: is the brand pronounced "Ni-key," or does it rhyme with "b... Read more » 719 149   Why is it so hard to sell a house with solar panels? Janis Tribble, former Advertising account manager at Companies (1979-2001) • Answered August 19 My neighbor spent nearly $25,000 installing solar panels. They worked great in the summer, and OK in the winter. For almost 5 years. Then they stopped working. It was $6,00... Read more » 225 129 Read more in your feed

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