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Answer: Mythbusters actually tested for this.​ They laid out in a very large mi.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Would a bullet fired from a rifle hit the ground due to gravity before or after a bullet dropped from the same height? Kevin Coe, studied at Southern Connecticut State University Updated Jul 11, 2017 Mythbusters actually tested for this. They laid out in a very large military hangar paper that was very long and fired a round from a gun at the same time that they dropped... Read More » What branch of mathematics did everyone obsess over for a little while before we realized it was useless? Jeff Suzuki, Mathematician and historian of mathematics. Written Nov 3 I'll probably hear endless corrections from people on this, but…fuzzy logic was touted for awhile as the next big thing. However, the promises haven't really materialized. (... Read More » Do people actually like the typical 9-5 work life, or do they deep down want their own business? Arsalan Sajid, Digital Marketer at Gaditek (2017-present) Updated Dec 29 In my life I have met three types of people. Those who likes being an employee Those who hates being an employee (mostly entrepreneurs) Wantrepreneurs... Read More » What happens if I tell a waiter/waitress that I don't like the wine I just ordered? Do I have to pay for the bottle? What's the appropriate way to say that I'd like a different bottle? Kalani Tom, Sommelier, Wine Director, Author, Wine App Developer Updated Dec 13, 2016 If someone mentions that they do not like a wine after I've poured a taste, I apologize and remove the wine regardless of the reason. Do you have to pay for the bottle? Abso... Read More » What are some simple math problems that are impossible to solve? Athanasios Canko, Greek-Albanian Computer Scientist Written Nov 7 Moving sofa problem. What's the largest surface you can move around an L-shaped hall without distorting or modifying the surface itself, and also keeping it parallel to the ... Read More » Is it true that you can tell how someone feels about you by looking into their eyes? Michael Fitzjohn, 100% service-connected disabled veteran. Written Nov 19 It's true you can tell how a person feels about you by looking into their eyes. When someone likes you their eyes will sparkle. The person will look directly in to your eyes... Read More » How else is wealth created besides labor? John Soroushian, NYU MBA worked at Brookings, the Fed, and Treasury Written Nov 2 A boy confronts a wealthy businessman and asks him how he is able to make money without being a wage laborer like most other grownups. The businessman is amused and decides... Read More » What is the most irreplaceable fact in science? Fred Shirley, Studies formally at university, and informally through life. Updated Aug 7 Richard Feynman said in Volume One of his Lectures on Physics: If, in some cataclysm, all of scientific knowledge were to be destroyed, and only one sentence passed on to th... Read More » If 1/3 = 0.3333333, can we ever divide a shape into 3 perfectly equal pieces? Alexander Farrugia, Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Malta (2016) Written Jan 6 Hold on a second. Let me add two more questions: Since [math]1=0.99999\ldots[/math], can we ever divide a shape into… uh… wait, can a whole shape exist? Since, in base three, [math]1/10=0.1[/math], can we ever divide a shap... Read More » How common is it for a Japanese person to have blue eyes? Aya Nakazato, Translator, Linguist, Cross-Cultural Consultant Updated Aug 6 While it's quite uncommon to see a Japanese person with blue eyes as previously noted, it does happen, especially in northern parts of Japan. You also see more people with ... 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.