Are Russians people of color?

Answer: Sir Peter Ustinov, a brilliant British actor of partly Russian descent.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Are Russians people of color? Alexey Tereshchenko, a Russian Written Dec 18 Sir Peter Ustinov, a brilliant British actor of partly Russian descent, when applying for his first American visa, had to fill in a questionnaire where there was a question... Read More » Who has witnessed a medical miracle? Lacy Windham, studied at University of Tennessee Health Science Center Written Mar 29 I have. Almost eight years ago, I was fresh out of residency and starting to practice in the community. One of my first patients was a sweet young mom. She delivered a healt... Read More » How well off are mathematicians? At what age did you become one? Do you regret it? Colleen Farrelly, Data Scientist/Poet/Social Scientist/Topologist (2009-present) Written May 15 I very much enjoy my job and my profession. Mathematicians are in the educated class and typically have decent compensation. Not like upper management or physicians here in... Read More » Why are software developers using laptops as main development machine? Wouldn't it be better if they use desktop machines (heat, upgrades, horse power)? Tom Crosley, Embedded systems programmer for over 40 years Updated Apr 8 When I started my most recent job, I was surprised on my first day to find boxes on my desktop including a 27″ LCD, a wireless keyboard and mouse, and a laptop (with dockin... Read More » What should you start doing in 30s & 40s that will help you in old age? LeighAnn Heil, Professional Musician, Copywriting Coach (2005-present) Written May 16 A few things I'd recommend. (First -I'm 50 this year, I still play 3–4 hour gigs in hot weather outdoors, I lift weights and walk about 3–4 miles per day) Eat less processed... Read More » Do homeopathic medicines really work? Craig Good, The more I learn about confirmation bias the more I see it everywhere. Written Dec 12 No. Homeopathy doesn't work for anything. It's physically impossible for it to work. It is literally the stupidest of all pseudoscientific "alternative" medicines. Ample rea... Read More » What are some problems that computer science graduates can solve with ease, but a self-taught programmer would probably not be able to? Matthew Lai, Research Engineer @ Google DeepMind Written Jun 29, 2015 I was a self-taught programmer for about 4 years, before taking a few courses as extras in my EE degree. I am now pursuing a MSc in CS. So my answer is mostly observations ... Read More » Were Vietnamese refugees arriving to USA among the richest people living in Saigon before 1975? Were there many people outside Saigon fleeing the country, or were most of the refugees living in Saigon before leaving Vietnam? Louis Nguyen, Republic of Vietnam Die Hard. Written Mon Not necessary the RICHEST, but often the most EDUCATED. This was the best of the South. Virtually all of my grandfather's friends were these people. These were the ones tha... Read More » As a math prodigy why do you think the optimal IQ for math is just 125? Colleen Farrelly, Data Scientist/Poet/Social Scientist/Topologist (2009-present) Written Tue I'm not exactly a prodigy, but I am a mathematician/data scientist who works in psychometrics. 125 isn't optimal. Most math PhDs are above 145, and in studies of the profou... Read More » What do novice programmers do that professional programmers find cringe-y? John David Kievlan, worked at Me, Myself, and I Written Oct 3, 2017 Scenario: a novice programmer is asked to write the checkout logic for an online store. So, he creates a method called checkout(), which: Totals up the prices of all the item... 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.