Was Joseph Stalin really as bad as they say he was in history books and shows?

Answer: Stalin lead the fastest economic revolution in history, transforming R.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Was Joseph Stalin really as bad as they say he was in history books and shows? Raven Thomas, Read extensively on Marxism Updated Mar 1 Stalin lead the fastest economic revolution in history, transforming Russia into an economic superpower in just over a decade. USSR under Stalin stopped Nazism. If Hitler to... Read More » What is the oldest unsolved, or not proven to be unsolvable, problem in math? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Jun 18 I've previously pitched the congruent number problem as an ancient problem with an elementary solution, admitting that the solution is not yet complete. So this is one cont... Read More » Is working at a Big 4 company overrated? Mark Slosberg, former Managing Director at PricewaterhouseCoopers (2010-2016) Written Jun 21 As a veteran of almost 7 years at PwC towards the end of my career, I would say it depends on your temperament, age and stage of your career. My answer is from the point of ... Read More » Why did Quora choose Python over Java for its development? There's only one comment "Java programs end up being longer and more painful to write than the equivalent Python programs". What exactly does it mean? Ruben Decrop, CEO and owner at Chessdevil Consulting (2012-present) Updated Jun 21 A German professor Computer Science did a comparative study about the different computer languages. He gave his students a rather large programming exercise and they were a... Read More » Is it possible that cosine is equal to 2? Samuel S. Watson, math person Written Sat I suppose you mean "is there a number whose cosine is equal to 2?" That depends whether you're willing to accept complex number answers. There is no real number whose cosine... Read More » In what ways is China dependent on the United States? Christian Asare, MBA Business, Cass Business School (2010) Written Sat Most of the answers have focused on trade but ultimately, the relationship between the US and China is much bigger than just trade. From my perspective, China is extremely d... Read More » Do you personally know anyone who didn't vaccinate their child on purpose, and something bad happened? Fiona Phillips Written Jun 21 Yes, I had a friend who did not vaccinate her baby and she contracted whooping cough, watching a small baby racked with coughs and incredibly ill is is no joke. To the antiv... Read More » Why would I need a master's degree in computer science if I'm a good 26-year-old programmer? Of what value could it be to me besides getting a job? Jussi Raunio, Chairman at Haamu Technologies (2017-present) Written Apr 4 I was at your age when I applied to master's program. I am a self-taught programmer and before I considered myself pretty good at programming. However, when I started studi... Read More » Why can problems in many advanced branches of math be reduced to linear algebra problems? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written May 28 Because selection bias. The problems that can be reduced to linear algebra make up a sizable portion of the problems that can be solved at all. Linear algebra is generally a... Read More » Is Canon better than Nikon for a DSLR? Zouzou Photographe, studied at Photography Written Fri Canon vs Nikon: which DSLR should you buy? The best current Canon and Nikon DSLRs The most common question people ask when buying their first DSLR is whether to side with Can... 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.