What is the 120-hour rule?

Answer: Under the Uniform Simultaneous Death Act, a uniform law which is in ef.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What is the 120-hour rule? Kelly Kinkade, US citizen for over 45 years Written May 20, 2017 Under the Uniform Simultaneous Death Act, a uniform law which is in effect in some form or another in all fifty states, the "120 hour" rules states that if two (or more) pe... Read More » Where should I permanently emigrate to: Finland, Denmark, Sweden, or Norway? Shane Murray, Norway 9 years, Sweden 6 and commuted to Denmark. Updated Jul 23 The old joke in the Nordics is: The Finns design the products, The Swedes make the products, The Danes sell the products, ... Read More » What are some overshadowed elements about WWII that movies rarely mention? Christian Nelson, studied International Relations Written Nov 20 How about elements that movies never mention? Immediately following the end of the war, Allied nations initiated a series of moves that sought to redraw the ethnic makeup of... Read More » Why is PC gaming still a thing? Susan Hargraves, Video gamer and guild creator since 1992 Updated Sep 21 WARNING: This answer may cause video game addiction. Today I had to switch car insurance companies or see if I could lower my current insurance down since we had to add anot... Read More » If stage 4 cancer is cured entirely why does the cancer patient still only have 5 years to live? Thomas Jackson, Ongoing Quora Enthusiast Written Mar 3 I think you've misunderstood that a little bit. If someone had stage 4 cancer which was indeed cured, then the patient would not have some 5-year limit on survival. For most... Read More » I got accepted into Google as well as the PhD program at Stanford for computer science. What should I do? Lalit Patel, PhD Physics, MBA, Machine Learning nano Updated Wed Join Google. Have experience of working with some of the best professionals there. Make some money. Money is more important than degrees. (This is from someone who has multip... Read More » Elon Musk says that chain of command communication is prohibited within Tesla. Does this mean even the lowest position could speak with the Elon? Perman Jo, former Research Intern at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2016) Updated Apr 25 Aaron Paul (most of you will remember him as Jesse Pinkmen from Breaking Bad) was taken to a tour in SpaceX by Elon's assistant[1]. Image And at the end of the tour, the guid... Read More » How much does the GRE score actually matter for graduate school admission in the US? In which programs/circumstances does it materially make a difference? David Schneider, Professor Emeritus of Psychology & Cognitive Sciences Updated Jun 24, 2015 A lot depends on a lot. Generally GRE scores are important but as someone has said more important if you score low than high. Some places automatically do not consider appl... Read More » Has Ubuntu lost its way? What is the future for desktop Linux? Larye Parkins, Unix Consultant/Owner at Information Engineering Services (1989-present) Written Nov 8 Ubuntu suffers from the common affliction of developers: ignoring the dictum, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." The push toward a common device interface/desktop (Unity) d... Read More » Are there any historically rich families that aren't rich today? Dave Norris, worked at Travelport Updated Nov 17 Thousands of them. Self-made fortunes usually last about 3 generations. Take a look at Anderson Cooper on CNN. His mother was Gloria Vanderbilt. The Vanderbilt's were one o... 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 this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/