Was Julius Caesar's assassination a historical mistake? How?

Answer: Yes, it was a mistake.​ And so thought the senators who killed him.​ It.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Was Julius Caesar's assassination a historical mistake? How? Nicholas Reid, Impassioned self taught Roman historian. Updated Jul 13 Yes, it was a mistake. And so thought the senators who killed him. It has to be remembered that the reasons that the conspirators who killed Caesar all thought that it was a... Read More » Can you show some of your pictures? Asia Jackson, 19 years old, avid foodie, pc gamer, puppy owner Written Sat I have previously, and a lot of people seemed to enjoy them, but I just got a lot of unwanted attention from it. I took the answer down, and won't be revealing myself anytim... Read More » A policeman called me and told me there is a warrant for my arrest (for stalking). He suggested I turn myself in. If I do nothing, will they find me? William Rogers, Public Safety Professional Written Jul 5 I was a criminal warrant investigator for our sheriff's office. I would frequently contact defendants via phone to let them know that they had an active warrant, and (depen... Read More » How long does a person live on dialysis? Liang-Hai Sie, Retired general internist, former intensive care physician. Written Dec 26 People in kidney failure have a very high risk of cardiac death. Of those dying 50% of these will die of cardiac causes (heart attack, heart failure, arrhythmias), the othe... Read More » In Passengers, the 2016 movie, why were the passengers put to sleep in the first place? The ship had all the necessary features for them to be awake. Peter Thelin, Master (Precision) Optician at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (1988-pres... Written Sat My wife and I also really enjoyed Passengers. I also liked the fact that the movie was fairly accurate from a scientific standpoint (allowing for advancements in technology... Read More » Why is the speed of light a power of 4 (c^4) in general relativity theory? Jack Fraser, Master's Physics, University of Oxford (2018) Written Dec 27 Because that's what it needs to be for the units to work out. No, really. The [math]c^4[/math] in question is the one on the right hand side of the Einstein Field Equations, which reads: [math]\displaystyle R_{\mu \nu} -\frac{1}{2} g_{\mu \nu} R + g_{\mu \nu} \Lambda = \frac{8\pi G}{c^4} T_{\mu \nu} \tag*{}[/math] ... Read More » Is Elon Musk happy? Alex Lightman, Have met Elon Musk, written about space business since 1996 Written Apr 19, 2015 When I saw him the first time and spoke with him, he was very happy. He was stoked, which is an extreme form of happy. When I saw him during a dinner in LA a few months la... Read More » What do Europeans not understand about healthcare in the US? Dawn MacGregor, studied at University of Regina Written Oct 17 Americans don't have healthcare, they have health INSURANCE. And because it is INSURANCE, why should they shoulder any part of anyone else's load? I am Canadian, not Europea... Read More » What is the future of Star Wars after Episode 9? Nik Ferrante, former Director, Mechanical Engineering at Retired Boeiing Co. (1985-2017) Written Dec 25 The story of Luke Skywalker will end with Episode 9. Originally, George Lucas had 9 episodes in mind…scaling back to 6 episodes, but was very frustrated with the technology... Read More » Does Bill Clinton love Hillary Clinton? Troy Williams Written Apr 20, 2017 I will refer you to Tony Snow, former spokesman for the GW Bush administration. Tony Snow, before he was tapped as spokesman, had a radio show and on his show he had a call... 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.