Why is Paramount removing JJ Abrams from The Star Trek franchise?

They haven't, they've just finally thrown up their hands and canceled the 4th Kelvinverse/Abramsverse Trek movie after over a decade in development hell. Between the tragic loss of Anton Yelchin…

Top stories for Long   Why is Paramount removing JJ Abrams from The Star Trek franchise? Jonathan Graifer, B.A History, English Lit. History & English Literature, Hood College (2020) • Answered December 30 They haven't, they've just finally thrown up their hands and canceled the 4th Kelvinverse/Abramsverse Trek movie after over a decade in development hell. Between the tragic... Read more » 95 25   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   The US now is detaining tourists entering the US for hours/days. Will US tourism collapse? Will countries around the world tell their citizens to avoid all travel to the US? Dennis Stuhr, lives in Denmark • Answered December 27 I can only talk from my perspective. Now, my wife and I have been together for 14 years. Before I came into the picture, my wife was married to an American that she met in ... Read more » 2.4K 380   What is a brief explanation of the fundamental ideas of differential geometry? Andrew Winkler, PhD Mathematics, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, NYU (1987) • Updated January 2 The key idea of Cartesian coordinates is that geometry can be reduced to polynomial algebra. The key idea of differential geometry is that it is even more effective to redu... Read more » 88 4   What did the Germans think of the B-17? Peter Alexander, Software Engineer at Brackets (2017-present) • Posted Feb 6, 2025 Finding one that had crashed, the Germans first obtained a close-up view of a B-17 bomber in October 1942. They studied it at their Rechlin test center. This was significant as until December 1942 ... Read more » 2.1K 259   Is it true that if you order fries with no salt at McDonald's, they have to throw away their current batch and fry you a new one on the spot? Travis Hibbard, lives in Buffalo, NY • Updated February 19, 2020 At the McDonald's I worked at this is what was done for a no-salt fry (it was a franchise location): If no fries were already down cooking, we'd put a batch down. If a batch... Read more » 4.1K 155   Should you get divorced if you are in your 70s and not in love with your husband? Polly Fukuhara, former Retired • Updated December 24 I am 76 years old, and have been married to my husband for 46 years. I am NOT in love with my husband. I LOVE my husband. There is a difference. The first statement is for ... Read more » 1.4K 167   What causes foamy urine? Alicia Jason, Fomer Medical Advisor (2008-present) • Answered December 10 They can typically be classified as: 1) The fuller the bladder, the faster the flow of urine; hence, in the case of a full bladder, the urination will be fast, causing foamy... Read more » 317 12   Why was Steve Jobs never interested in collaborating with Android? Nicolás Torres, lives in Taipei • Updated October 18, 2018 He never collaborated with Android, because he loathed Android. Android was something he wanted to shutdown, from the day Android was released to the general public. Why? Due ... Read more » 280 21   Is a .38 Special with +P+ ammo close enough to a .357 Magnum in terms of power for practical purposes, or is the difference really noticeable? Robert Cuttler, former 32 Years in Law Enforcement With NY State, Retired • Answered December 29 I carried a S&W model 10 with a four inch bull barrel, using .38 +P+ ammo for something like 15–17 years, up until NYS switched to the Glock in early 1990s. I relied on a g... Read more » 215 26   How do helicopter blades handle real-life obstacles like branches or debris, and what happens if they hit something harder like bone? William May • Updated December 3 If you read the book "Chickenhawk" about Huey pilots in the Vietnam war, you will hear how they took off from fields in the jungle, that did not give them sufficient room f... Read more » 2.2K 94   I just sold my house a month ago and the new owner is complaining about plumbing issues, arguing I should be the one to take care of it. This is a month into her living there. Is this a reasonable request? Dee Jay, lives in Tuscaloosa, AL (2021-present) • Answered December 7 7 months after I sold my house, the new owners complained that they had termite problems. My real estate agent was a total pushover. Kept on saying they might sue you, plea... Read more » 776 95   Do hunters make good soldiers? Roland Bartetzko, former German Army Paratrooper, Croatian Defense Council, Kosovo Liberation Army • Updated December 8 It always amused me when I saw a soldier from another unit walking through the forest and instead of taking cover, the guy just bent his knees a little bit as if he was too... Read more » 6K 468 Read more in your feed

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Why is the math problem 6÷2(1+2) so controversial? Does it have to do with right-to-l...?

It's controversial because different countries teach different rules. In many cases, the differences don't matter, but in this case they do. Most people who stopped studying mathematics when t…

Top stories for Long   Why is the math problem 6÷2(1+2) so controversial? Does it have to do with right-to-left notation? I mean, the answer is clearly 9, and there's no other way to solve it unless you read from right to left, so the answer would be 1. Mark Harrison, BA (Oxon), MA (Oxon), Mathematics and Computation joint honours • Answered December 21 It's controversial because different countries teach different rules. In many cases, the differences don't matter, but in this case they do. Most people who stopped studying ... Read more » 144 41   Buzz Aldrin has been denying the moon landing as of recent. Did we really go to the moon? Danny Haas, former Retired Engineer • Answered June 7, 2024 Edwin Aldrin flew to the moon on the Apollo 11 mission and landed there on July 20, 1969. As he got older, he grew weary of moon landing deniers accusing him of lying and p... Read more » 12.2K 1.6K   As a gynecologist, does it bother you if patients have not shaved? Luna • Answered December 30 My gynecologist actually scolded me (19 at the time) for shaving. His words while mortifying then make me laugh now and I fully intend to pass on to my youngest when she is... Read more » 1.7K 212   My urine has been quite foamy. Does it mean that my kidneys are damaged? Victor Cruz, Former Nurse • Answered January 1 Urine testing needs to happen immediately. Foamy urine is also commonly observed in cases of NEPHROTIC SYNDROME, as your body is losing a lot of protein via urination. This c... Read more » 173 12   How do hotels decide which room to give a guest? Example, I'm on the road, I stop at a Hampton Inn for the night, and ask for the standard king bed, non-smoking, and they have 20 of those open. How do they decide if I stay in room 219, 407, 333 etc? Zachary Stone • Answered December 18 I spent a good 15 years in hospitality working front desk at several different hotels, from a small 52 room hotel to a 388 room hotel in downtown San Francisco, to a hotel ... Read more » 114 8   Do hunters make good soldiers? Roland Bartetzko, former German Army Paratrooper, Croatian Defense Council, Kosovo Liberation Army • Updated December 8 It always amused me when I saw a soldier from another unit walking through the forest and instead of taking cover, the guy just bent his knees a little bit as if he was too... Read more » 5.9K 459   Why is Linux kernel written in C and not C++ given that C++ is more flexible and one can write C code in C++ as well? Nadeem Shaikh, AI Engineer, Former Full Stack Developer, 10 Years in IT • Updated December 13 **Update Dec 13 2025 ** After 1.5 k Views, adding some more details in the answer Some developers sent Linux kernel code in C++ to Linus Torvalds but Linus told "Stop sending... Read more » 90 12   I just sold my house a month ago and the new owner is complaining about plumbing issues, arguing I should be the one to take care of it. This is a month into her living there. Is this a reasonable request? Dee Jay, lives in Tuscaloosa, AL (2021-present) • Answered December 7 7 months after I sold my house, the new owners complained that they had termite problems. My real estate agent was a total pushover. Kept on saying they might sue you, plea... Read more » 746 94   Why do people queue up at airport gates despite having an assigned seat? Stephen Foskett, frequent flier, United 1K • Updated October 13, 2022 I'm a very frequent flier (over 100k miles per year) and I always like to board as soon as possible. Many have asked me why I do this, so perhaps my answer to them is a goo... Read more » 5.1K 450   Was the B17 cockpit heated? How did pilots avoid frostbite at high altitudes? OakTeller, Knower of many things. • Answered December 16 Many had frostbite. It had a cabin heating system, pulled hot air off the engines using heat exchangers. But it was absolute garbage. At twenty five thousand feet, the air is ... Read more » 3.1K 110   The US now is detaining tourists entering the US for hours/days. Will US tourism collapse? Will countries around the world tell their citizens to avoid all travel to the US? Dennis Stuhr, lives in Denmark • Answered December 27 I can only talk from my perspective. Now, my wife and I have been together for 14 years. Before I came into the picture, my wife was married to an American that she met in ... Read more » 2.1K 344   Why is Taekwondo disrespected by other martial arts? Matthew Lawrence, Filipino Martial Arts teacher, student in BJJ, TKD, HEMA • Updated September 11, 2019 I'm going to be frank, I say this as someone who trains and competes in the modern combat sport of Taekwondo. As a standalone martial art, it sucks! Taekwondo is great for te... Read more » 2.7K 329 Read more in your feed

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