This is a real photo. Not photoshopped, it’s not AI GENERATED…..it’s all Trump, lookin...

This is a real photo. Not photoshopped, it's not AI GENERATED…..it's all Trump, looking exactly as he looks, an old man, not in the best of health. It seems Hegseth's order to "kill them all" …

Top stories for Long   Monnie Bagby • Posted Nov 29 This is a real photo. Not photoshopped, it's not AI GENERATED…..it's all Trump, looking exactly as he looks, an old man, not in the best of health. It seems Hegseth's order to "kill them all" is be... Read more » 4.3K 645   Why does my laptop become slow even with 8GB RAM? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered October 28 Greetings, Digital Evangelist! I had to check the question log to make sure this wasn't a question from, like, 12 years ago or something, but nope, it was asked in October ... Read more » 394 48   What happens if you have a heart attack and don't go to the hospital? Sean Kernan, Writer at seanjkernan.substack.com • Answered November 13 A friend of mine did this. He had heart pain and was driving his car. He assumed it was really bad acid indigestion and went home and took antacids and a pain pill. A few wee... Read more » 3.6K 94   If C++ is so strong as a programming language, why can't it replace Python in AI and data science? Tom Oldfield, Senior Research Fellow • Answered September 13 In case this is not obvious. Nearly all AI algorithms are written in C and C++, because these languages are "strong", though it is not clear what you mean by this. C and C++... Read more » 68 6   A little girl was pulling a cow along a village road. An elderly man asked her 'my dear, where are you taking the cow?' Rebecca C., Avid gamer • Posted Dec 19, 2022 A little girl was pulling a cow along a village road. An elderly man asked her 'my dear, where are you taking the cow?' Girl: 'my father asked me to take this cow to the next village so that she can... Read more » 4.9K 155   How do you calculate (π/2)²³ without calculator? Aaron Brown, SB Applied Mathematics, Harvard University (1978) • Answered June 23 If you had been taught math before calculators, you would know that the base 10 logarithm of pi is about 0.4971 and the base 10 logarithm of 2 is 0.3010. The difference is ... Read more » 344 36   Is having homosexuals in the military a good idea? NH • Answered November 25 In basic. 1976. We had a trainee. Really big muscular dude. The drill Sargent's were going trainee to trainee asking why we joined the Army. Lots of standard answers. "I wan... Read more » 1.2K 241   How does a smoker who smokes 20 cigarettes per day quit smoking forever? Dawn Aquarius • Answered October 17 Some people can. Others can't. My mother smoked 6 PACKS a day. My father 'only' smoked 3 packs a day. They both had started smoking at 12 years old. My mother was diagnosed wi... Read more » 280 43   What do 33rd degree masons know that 3rd degree masons do not? Daniel M. Tomlinson, Researcher, author, member various orders, side orders and appendent bodies. • Posted Apr 2, 2019 By clarifying some concepts, the answer become self apparent. So lets delve into the basics thereof. What is a 33rd Degree Mason? One of two very similar, yet very different things. As only members of... Read more » 73 37   Why is Windows 11 so unpopular? Why is everybody switching to Linux? IhrtJetsnteaching, Spanish, English, ESL teacher in public schools & college • Updated December 2 I know nothing about Linux, but I can address why Windows 11 may be so unpopular. I have a Windows 10 desktop and a Windows 11 laptop version of basically the same computer... Read more » 1.3K 201   My little sister (8) smells really bad and I don't know what to do. She takes showers every day and uses perfume but it's still horrible. What can I do? Alfred Osting, works at Fashion Designers • Answered November 9 I had a friend who had the same problem. She showers and cleans daily but still the smell came at the end of the day as she is living in a tropical climate. Then for some r... Read more » 1.2K 101   My husband likes that I have gotten fit and toned after losing 50lbs, but I want to be single and focus on enjoying life now. Should I stay married or file for divorce so we both don't waste each other's time? Bruce Jerkwater, former Transportation at Canadian Pacific Railway (2005-2015) • Answered August 6, 2022 My brother had a wife like you. She didn't do anything to help him manage the house,kids,or vehicles and he was the breadwinner. She lost 60 pounds and divorced him after a... Read more » 2.6K 399 Read more in your feed

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How do I find the roots of the equation x^3-27x+27? I tried Cardano's method, but it ...?

Cardano's method always works. That's why it merits the name "method". What seems to be confusing you here is something that confuses a lot of people: the equation has three real roots, yet the…

Top stories for Long   How do I find the roots of the equation x^3-27x+27? I tried Cardano's method, but it didn't work. Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. • Updated November 10, 2018 Cardano's method always works. That's why it merits the name "method". What seems to be confusing you here is something that confuses a lot of people: the equation has three... Read more » 664 23   Why do dealerships keep you for so many hours when buying a new car? Jack, lives in San Francisco, CA • Answered November 20 I'm going to fair and honest about the inner workings of a dealership. When you walk into the dealership showroom look at your surroundings. There are other customers with ... Read more » 1.7K 377   Why do universities sometimes revoke PhDs, and what are some famous cases where this has happened? Norman Sleep, Geophysicist and Astrobiologist at Stanford University (1979-present) • Updated November 28 Some infamous cases first. Student was doing geology PhD in the early 1960s in a then remote area of Montana. No faculty visited him in the field. So student faked a geology... Read more » 185 21   As a software engineer, what's the most ingenious line of code you've seen? Maksim Litvinov, Founder & One-man army at Memo OÜ • Answered January 21, 2020 By far, it's line 10 in this one: float Q_rsqrt( float number ) { long i;... Read more » 823 31   Diaz Gabriela, Reseracher at Academic Research (2004-present) • Posted Jan 29 In 1947, a woman walked into a grocery store in Memphis, Tennessee, to drop off a roll of film to be developed. As she entered, she realized she had one last photo left to take. She saw a boy outsid... Read more » 3K 122   Why is USB-C necessary when the previous USB was adequate to accomplish everyday tasks? Alex Jauch, Author, the Kidd Incident. (2017-present) • Answered November 3 Actually, I have to admit that USB-C is better in almost every way to older USB standards. When the EU told Apple they had to have USB-C connections on phones, I was pretty ... Read more » 5K 308   Why is prostate cancer so common? Kelvin Hoodie, Senior Medical Officer In Public Health Clinic (1999-present) • Answered October 4 Despite old age and genetics being significant risk factors for various cancers, the rate of ejaculation could be the sole controllable factor in prostate cancer that men (... Read more » 2.1K 214   What happens if sugar is put in concrete? Sourav Chaubey, Technocrat at Government of India,Central.P.W.D • Updated February 9, 2020 One of my friends had this question in a BARC-2014 interview. The interviewer asked him "What if I threw my tea on the concrete." See, that was an indirect form of what you... Read more » 3.4K 245   Why is Windows 11 so unpopular? Why is everybody switching to Linux? IhrtJetsnteaching, Spanish, English, ESL teacher in public schools & college • Updated December 2 I know nothing about Linux, but I can address why Windows 11 may be so unpopular. I have a Windows 10 desktop and a Windows 11 laptop version of basically the same computer... Read more » 1.3K 199   Does using fancy salt actually make a difference in cooking, or is it just a myth? Martin Bayer, Chef (1994-present) • Answered November 21 Fancy salt? You mean like that pink Himalayan shit? Yeah, the pink, it's iron, and dirt, clay to be exact. Nothing good about that. There's black salt too. It's volcanic, fu... Read more » 602 57   Do top mathematicians feel guilty from not devoting their considerable brainpower to curing disease and saving lives? Jason Miller, Math guy, maker, dad, husband, gadget geek, educational innovator, and evangelis... • Answered November 6, 2011 The long answer: Most mathematicians (beyond even those whom others might describe as 'top' mathematicians) are aware of a very interesting but little known fact about math... Read more » 764 18   Why do so many car dealers get upset if you don't like the deal they are offering and want to walk out? Jack Langston, former Officer at U.S. Air Force (1985-2021) • Answered November 3 My son called me when he was at a dealership talking to the sales guy. They did the "4 squares" and when all was said and done with the numbers laid out, I asked my son if ... Read more » 2.2K 21 Read more in your feed

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