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Answer: When I was young, 13 or 14, my grandmother and I were visiting her mot.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What is the most successful do-it-yourself "medical treatment" you ever did which would totally shock and horrify the medical profession? Lynne Benedict, studied at Marycrest High School (1973) Written Thu When I was young, 13 or 14, my grandmother and I were visiting her mother a few states away. I got a mosquito bite on my wrist and treated it in my preferred fashion, scrat... Read More » Is OOP dying? Tim Mensch, Freelance CTO/Software Architect Updated Jun 10 No, but the OO fad that shaped Java died. Object oriented development is a useful tool for your toolbox. So is functional (and functional-reactive). So is declarative. So ar... Read More » Why did Aragorn wait to order his archers to fire on the orcs at Helms Deep in The Two Towers movie? John Young, I read LOTR 14 times between 4th grade and 9th grade and am an honourary elf. Updated Jun 25 This scene never appeared in the books. There was no company of Elves at Helm's Deep in Tolkien's book The Two Towers - it is all a conception of Peter Jackson. However, of... Read More » What do doctors think when patients come in with a self-diagnosis? Kathy Barber, studied at Matawan Regional High School (1976) Written Jun 20 I took my young toddler son to his pediatrician and told him I thought Timmy had a sinus infection. He didn't doubt me, but wanted to know how I thought that since my son w... Read More » How do I keep my temper in check when arguing with or talking to less intelligent, less informed people? Joshua Engel, worked at The Rude Mechanicals Updated Jul 2, 2014 The best solution: print out this cartoon and tape it to your monitor: Credit: xkcd: Duty Calls... Read More » Is China the villain as the world portrays it to be? Paul Denlinger, Have lived in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong; fluent in Mandarin (written, spoken) Written Jun 19 This question has a false premise and that is "the world" sees China as a villain. It is mainly the US which only has issues with China and sees it as a villain. While some ... Read More » Do doctors secretly judge patients? Julia Patterson, Program Clerk ER (2016-present) Written Jun 20 Absolutely they do. I read the previous answer from a doctor that pitches it like it's all ethical, clinical judgement that anyone would expect a doctor to undertake. But I... Read More » What's the difference between management consulting in EY, Accenture and McKinsey? Mike Ross, MBA Management Consulting, McGill University Written Jun 20 Historically the big difference between MBB (McKinsey, Bain, BCG) and the Big 4 accounting firms (EY, Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, Accenture - although I do realize that's 5…) cons... Read More » Which is the correct grammar: "I will appreciate if you.." or "I would appreciate if you.."? Frank Dauenhauer, former Technical writer and editor at Eastman Kodak Products and Services (1960... Updated Oct 7, 2017 Which is the correct grammar: "I will appreciate if you.." or "I would appreciate if you.."? Neither one is correct. The correct way to say them is "I will appreciate it if ... Read More » Are you ineligible to donate blood? Why? Kate Scott Written 15h ago Unfortunately, yes. I used to try all the time in high school, but there was one stupid requirement that always knocked me out of a chance for free cookies and skipping clas... 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.