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Answer: Another tactic during the Korean war was masterminded by Ethiopian sol.​.​.​ Your Reading Digest Top Stories For You What is the most badass psychological war tactic that has been used on a battlefield in world history so far? Tsehay Demeke, lives in Nashville, TN Written Sep 15 Another tactic during the Korean war was masterminded by Ethiopian soldiers. In the 1950s Korean War Ethiopia sent 3,518 troops to help the international community stop the ... Read More » In the movies it shows someone getting shot in the forehead and it shows a neat little hole, what actually happens to the head? Joe Becker, works at NoWayOut Films Written Jul 8 I went to a funeral for a friend who'd been shot in the head. It was patched, but the patch was a slightly different color than his skin. It was a round hole. I'm sure it wa... Read More » Do you think people in comas can hear? Kim Strode, last year alone, I was hospitalized over 20 times. Written Sep 17 I was just recently in a coma, for the month of June 2017. Mine was a medically induced coma, meaning that the doctors needed to keep me sedated and intubated while they tr... Read More » What is 6×6? Chelf Byron Written Wed 1×1=1 1×2=2 2×2=4 1×3=3 2×3=6 3×3=9 1×4=4 2×4=8 3×4=12 4×4=16 ... Read More » Will the new Star Wars episodes follow ring theory? Tomas Pueyo, I wrote a book about Star Wars Rings Written Tue Yes! I wrote a book about this and several blog posts, and got press coverage. Sharing just for credentials! The Ring Patterns in The Force Awakens are some of the strongest ... Read More » Why would or should a cancer patient be in terrible pain from chemo when all the doctor has to do is give him enough narcotics to mute the pain? Claire-Edith de la Croix, I've had advanced breast cancer and Ewing's Sarcoma. Written Jun 15 Your question surprises me. I was in horrible pain from cancer. Extremely high doses of morphine that I am still trying to stop. Terrible, terrible pain… unless I received ... Read More » Why are some very smart people so quiet? James Lau, Software Engineer Written Jul 12 My roommate in college was probably the smartest guy I've ever seen. I think he has photographic memory, though he never confirms. One time we were drinking, then he told a ... Read More » Is it harder to major in math or engineering? John Atwood, BS Mathematics & Economics, Virginia Commonwealth University (2019) Written Wed Engineering is, at it's core, applied physics. Physics is, at it's core, applied mathematics. You're comparing apples to… apple slices. Math is f*ckin hard. Engineering is h... Read More » Why does the myth that Canadians flock across the US border to receive US health care persist? Dayna Vance Barnes, 20+ years as Clinical Lab Scientist (BSMT) Written Sep 25, 2014 I worked within the US healthcare system for my entire career, then became a Canadian permanent resident in 2013, so I've seen healthcare from both sides of the border. Al... Read More » How do people afford luxury cars? Joe Parsons, 26 years as a mortgage loan originator and consultant in the SF Bay Area Updated Sep 14 For most people, it's a matter of priorities. I drive a Porsche 997, so I'll use that great "luxury" car as an example. A 2017 Carrera S retails for about $138,000. That's a... 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.