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Answer: BECAUSE MY DAD WAS IN THE CENTER OF THE INCIDENT.​ Many westerners alw.​.​.​ Your Reading Digest Top Stories For You Why do so many mainland Chinese believe only a few people died in Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989? Zeyang Fan, lives in China Updated Fri BECAUSE MY DAD WAS IN THE CENTER OF THE INCIDENT. Many westerners always says the Tiananmen square “massacre” when nobody even died at Tiananmen square. My dad’s roommate wa...  Read More » How did the Japanese troops feel or think when they surrendered in August 1945 and were not treated as expected? Hide Izumi, lived in Japan Updated Tue Japanese soldiers, once captured, were anything but fearless warriors. They tended to “spill the beans” quite liberally. In most armies, you would train a soldier on what to...  Read More » How is Bavaria different from the rest of Germany? John Grantham, ex-pat in Germany since 1993 and fluent German speaker Written Aug 16, 2015 While I have never lived in Bavaria, my girlfriend is Bavarian (from the far south in Allgäu) and I have visited there a number of times. Her dad gave me a book of Bavarian... Read More » Is it true that no one could see the color blue until modern times? Nathan Boerke Updated Feb 18 Yes, but only if you ask the right question. It has never been true that human eyes physically lacked the ability to register blue. What you'll often hear is that ancient c...  Read More » What modern technology would you troll ancient history with? Tom Higgins, Founder at Promethea Written Feb 8 For Heaven’s sake, I can’t just choose one. First, I think I’d like to go to the Battle Of Hastings— the night before, as Halley’s comet was zooming overhead. I would head t...  Read More » Why is the A10 Warthog so successful and why don’t people want the military to retire them? Sean Patrick Maiorca, Military brat who reads my dad's magazines Written Nov 8 The A-10 is one of two airplanes in the world which were designed for the close air support mission- the other is the Russian Su-25 Grach (Rook) also known by the NATO name...  Read More » Why is programming so easy? Michael Leachim, I like REPL and Meta Programming approach. Written Feb 18 Of course it is easy. You’ve learned Loops/procedures/recursion/classes/whatnot in a week. You are a great programmer Now, make me a Photoshop please[a little bit exaggerated ...  Read More » What is a striking example of a leader who made the world a better place while being a horrible person in private? Teodor Luca, I know a few things about history Written Nov 19 This guy isn’t exactly well known, but he did make the world a better place. Lavrentiy Beria, the chief of the NKVD and, for a brief period, leader of the Soviet Union Well, ...  Read More » Is the Air Force's attempt to replace the A-10 with the F-35 a sign that they are completely incompetent? William Sayers, Retired from a career of watching foreign military forces wail on each other... Written Sep 10, 2015 It's time we come clean on the A-10's dirty little secret: it's not survivable in it's intended arena of combat. Not even close, titanium bathtub or no. How do we know t... Read More » Can a helicopter take off if stuck in mud? Tom Farrier, Retired US Air Force command pilot; Current aviation safety contractor for the g... Written Jan 20 Hoo, boy — been there. Peter Wheeler’s explanation is superb. Read it closely. To me at least, the biggest danger is delayed recognition of being stuck. If you start applying...  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.