Why does Israel continue to win their wars when they are outnumbered fifteen to one? - Quora

Answer: I toured an IDF air base last November.​ They had these proprietary hi.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest Why does Israel continue to win their wars when they are outnumbered fifteen to one? Steve Sheinkopf Written Feb 14 I toured an IDF air base last November. They had these proprietary high tech simulators, so the pilot had to fly against a computer. Then they had to fly against each oth... Read More » Does Putin want Trump to be President of the USA? Medet Yessimkhanov, Dream addict Updated Jun 19 In a recent interview in April when being asked "who's worse for Russia: Clinton or Trump?" Vladimir Putin said that they needed to seek for those who was better for Russia...  Read More » What time does Mark Zuckerberg go to bed? Sean Dean, Bridge designer | Author of topcatflaps-co-uk Updated Mar 13 Mark Zuckerberg famous sleeps very little and is a bit of a night owl. When he was programming about 10 years ago, he would keep 'programming hours' and stay up until 6 am ...  Read More » Is it wise for other countries to invest in aircraft carriers given the United States ability to sink them? Matti Porkka, Lead Developer and games enthusiast Written Sep 15 Finnish Air Forces have slightly over 60 F-18 Hornets. Gerald R. Ford-class can carry 75+ aircraft. Finland is actually one of the few countries in the world that could build...  Read More » What is cheaper in the UK than in the US? Stuart Bainbridge, R&D Scientist in FMCG who has lived and worked around the world Updated Nov 12, 2015 As a Brit who lived in the US for 4 years there are a only a few things, but they are quite significant. 1. Healthcare ... Read More » What is the longest Uber trip ever? Michael Wibowo Say Written Aug 10 I’m an uberX driver in Sydney, remembered once a bad weather hit Sydney for a week, I picked up a gentleman in the early morning then drive him all the way from Sydney to C...  Read More » If the Roman army of 117 AD and the Mongol armies of Genghis Khan were to do battle, what would happen? Harold Kingsberg, Reader Updated Sep 16, 2015 In 117 CE, the Roman Empire, ruled by Trajan, was at its greatest extent. Here's what the Empire looked like: This was as far as the Romans got, and they almost immediate... Read More » Why do Chinese not have dryers? Nell Zhang, Life enjoyer Updated Jul 19 Wow my favorite question! Actually I have asked many of my language exchange partners this question-“why do Americans and Canadians not dry their clothes in the sun?” And the...  Read More » Why is the American South so poor? Brent Royal-Gordon, codesmith Updated Thu There’s a very simple answer: Because we wrecked the joint in the Civil War, destroying (or, well, emancipating) much of the capital it had built up since colonization bega...  Read More » Could Russia attack and defeat the British military if no other country gets involved? Khalid Elhassan, Eclectic Rabbit Hole Updated Mar 20 In a nuclear war, they both lose, with Britain's losses being more drastic. Russia has more nukes to target a smaller area with a dense concentration of population. Brita...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). Choose which emails we send you through Email Settings or Unsubscribe.

Who died withholding the biggest secret? - Quora

Answer: Rudolf Hess.​ Rudolf Hess was Hitler’s deputy up until 1941 when he biz.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest Who died withholding the biggest secret? Lekarz Kto, Australian, Programmer, History Buff, English Language practitioner Updated Aug 26 Rudolf Hess. Rudolf Hess was Hitler’s deputy up until 1941 when he bizarrely parachuted into Britain. He spent the rest of his life in virtual solitary confinement until hi...  Read More » Should you try to escape North Korea knowing that your family will be punished for it? Jim Skinner, Senior TPM, Amazon Instant Video Updated Apr 24, 2012 My mother-in-law, who escaped North Korea as a child during the Korean War, would suggest that John Morrow has no idea what he is talking about. John suggests that if she s... Read More » From a recent session Have other Presidential nominees under audit released their tax returns? Michelle Ye Hee Lee, Reporter for Fact Checker at The Washington Post, on Twitter at @myhlee Updated Tue Yes. It was Richard Nixon who started the tradition of presidents and presidential candidates releasing their returns, and he did so in the middle of an audit. More generally...  Read More » If Nazi Germany had won the war in 1945, what would 2016 look like? Anthony O Hughes, Military Historian-Archivist Updated Sat Having studied World War II for nearly a quarter of a century now, I find questions like this always interesting to answer and people are often surprised to learn that the ...  Read More » What happens if a criminal crosses a state border in America during a chase ? Tim Dees, criminal justice technology writer and consultant Written Aug 29 I was a cop in Reno, Nevada. At the time, the city limits were less than nine miles from the California border (now, they almost touch the border). Pursuits along I-80 or U...  Read More » What is the creepiest thing you've overheard? Dushka Zapata, Amateur writer Written Sun Two guys are talking next to me at a restaurant. Guy 1: Dude, how do you decide if you take her to her place or your place? Guy 2: It depends on how rough I want sex to get. G...  Read More » How do some Chinese restaurants stay in business when there are hardly any customers? Tuck Emswiler Written Jun 7, 2015 I worked at a Chinese restaurant. All the answers hit various parts of why they last when they don't seem busy. We were in a small shopping center with very little walk in ... Read More » Hypothetical Scenarios: What would have been the outcome had the U.S. not gotten involved in the European Theater of WWII but still fought Japan? Brandon Li, I have enough of an education to know how to use Google and the library Written Jun 8 About 80% of all military casualties suffered by the European Axis (Germany, Italy, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Finland) were caused by the Soviet Union. If the United ...  Read More » How often does Mark Zuckerberg code and in what languages? Harish Ravi, Programmer Updated Feb 21 In an interview in 2011, Mark said he doesn't code anymore because if it breaks he has to fix it which he found difficult with so many meetings scheduled. I think he wants...  Read More » Why do people point lasers at airplane cockpits? Hari Sanil, Delta Air Lines Captain, Four Stripes on them Epetts Written Oct 24, 2015 The main reason is curiosity. In 2011, a man named Justin Stouder in suburban St. Louis pointed a laser at a helicopter and was arrested. When he was being questioned by ... Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). Choose which emails we send you through Email Settings or Unsubscribe.