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Answer: How best to answer your question: here are two urls that say more than.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why is Donald Trump often thought to be unintelligent, despite being, at the very least, a quite successful entrepreneur and businessman? Does one's ability to succeed in business not correlate at all to intelligence? Diane Smith Written Jul 27 How best to answer your question: here are two urls that say more than I ever could. How do you figure he's a 'successful entrepreneur and businessman?' He operates off New... Read More » Why is cancer often found too late? David Chan, MD from UCLA, Stanford Oncology Fellowship Written Jul 25 There are some cancers that can be found "late" and cured with chemotherapy (like lymphomas and testicular cancer) or immunotherapy (like some melanomas). But the large maj... Read More » Why does Facebook not get into the cloud business like Amazon, Google and Microsoft? Mathew Lodge, formerly VP of Cloud Services, VMware Updated May 1 · Featured on Quora's Twitter I was at a VC soirée in Menlo Park a few years ago and asked Jay Parikh, who ran Infrastructure for Facebook at the time [1], the same question. He thought for a second and ... Read More » How accurate is the movie Dunkirk? Andrew Crumb Written Jul 9 My grandfather was at Dunkirk. The film does not depict it as bad as it really was. Likely because the film had a PG-13 rating. My grandfather's account was described like t... Read More » Can you explain Lagrange Multipliers without using any mathematical notation? Alexander Young, Ph.D. Mathematics, University of California, San Diego (2012) Updated Jul 26 Conceptually? Imagine a footpath through the forest. The forest ranger wants everyone to keep on the path. But you have other ideas. You know of a buried treasure in this for... Read More » What's the minimum GPA requirement for an MBA programme at Harvard Business School? Gerry Langeler, MBA from Harvard Business School (1977) Written May 30, 2017 In my Section (~80 students) we had a contest to see who had the lowest GPA and was still able to get admitted. I think the guy who won had a 2.4 (out of 4). But he had abs... Read More » The Hunt for Red October (1990 movie): Is it true that if one submarine comes in behind another submarine's propeller "he's deaf as a post"? Timothy Mauch, former Submarine sonar Chief Petty Officer at United States Navy (1976-1991) Written Mon "The Hunt for Red October (1990 movie): Is it true that if one submarine comes in behind another submarine's propeller "he's deaf as a post"?" Let's keep it simple. YES Absent... Read More » Are Godel's Incompleteness Theorems 100 percent correct? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Jul 20 Yes and Yes. There's no such thing as 97.2% proven; a proven theorem is a proven theorem. I also wanted to respectfully yet fiercely disagree with another answer which place... Read More » Why do old people get tired so easily? Aghast Gee Written Jul 20 My grandmother used to live in a gated 55+ community, and every morning she would go out early, before it got too hot, and walk two miles. She was in her eighties at the ti... Read More » S&P averages a 10% return, why would you ever invest 100k in real estate over the markets? Is it merely for diversity? Donald Tepper, I've done a bit of investing. Written Aug 11, 2017 S&P averages a 10% return. Why would you ever invest $100,000 in real estate, rather than the markets? Andrew Savikas provides an excellent answer. Please read it. If you're ... 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.