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Answer: There is a joke that answers this question.​ A man is charged with fir.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest If a defendant is under oath, why not just ask if he/she did the crime he/she is being prosecuted? Robin Adams, Researcher in Computer Science at University of Bergen (2016-present) Written Dec 27 There is a joke that answers this question. A man is charged with first-degree murder and is on the stand, being questioned by the prosecution. “Did you commit the crime?” “No...  Read More » Is it a bad idea to major in the humanities? Jordan Phoenix, works at Uncommon Sense Updated Jul 11, 2015 I am going to give you the answer I wish someone would have given me before my freshman year of college. Despite what well-meaning teachers, parents, and not-so-well-meani... Read More » Are airliners never painted black because of heat absorption? Peter Wheeler, worked at Airplane Piloting Updated Dec 10 Are airliners never painted black because of heat absorption? Your premise is false. Black paint is very expensive because of the cost of black pigment. Airlines don’t like “e...  Read More » What happens if a tourist can't pay the bill of giving birth in the USA and Canada? Alex Wong, works at McAfee Written Dec 14 In Canada, the hospital swallows the bill and we get upset with you. So, being upset, we will send you a letter about how you owe money. This can cause problems if you retur...  Read More » Why did George Lucas think Jar Jar was a good idea? Mike Prinke, works at Self-Employment Updated Nov 20 Once upon a time, someone asked comic book creator Stan Lee why he decided to put something into a Spider-Man comic. I forget exactly what it was, but he simply shrugged an...  Read More » Did Russia really win WWII? Stephen Hill Written Dec 17 Yes, it did. Hitler made the mistake of thinking the USSR was like Czarist Russia in two key ways. a) he believed it was vulnerable to attack from within. b) he failed to not...  Read More » Why is 196,884 = 196,883+1 so important? Can someone explain this in everyday, simple terms? Senia Sheydvasser, works at Yale University Written Aug 5, 2015 Let me sum up the gist of what I wrote here (Senia Sheydvasser's answer to What are some of the most interesting mathematical coincidences?), with emphasis on why this is a... Read More » Why is Poland not famous and talked about as other European countries? Sam Woodman, works at Asia Written Nov 1 After my trip there, this is one of my biggest takeaways - I HAVE NO IDEA why Poland isn’t positively overrun with international attention yet. Anyone who has ever uttered t...  Read More » What is the scariest animal? Christopher Gilmore, works at Carleton University Updated Dec 12 Behaviour Dracunculus medinensis, otherwise known as the Guinea Worm, native to certain countries in Subsaharan Africa. This worm is a parasite that enters the human body at ...  Read More » Could a lightsaber cut through Captain America's shield? Echo Wallon Updated Dec 28 Now, in order for this question to be answered, we need to discuss what a lightsaber can’t cut through. Now one of the main, and nearly only, metals a lightsaber can’t cut ...  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). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.