Is Scientology really that bad?

Answer: I was involved with Scientology professionally for 25 years.​ By that.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Is Scientology really that bad? Chris Shelton, Ex-Scientologist and Sea Org member of 27 years Written Jun 7 I was involved with Scientology professionally for 25 years. By that, I mean I worked for the organization, eventually at its highest levels in the Sea Organization. I can ...  Read More » What are some math problems that look easy but are insanely hard? Noa Galic, studied Science at 1. Gymnasium Zagreb (2018) Written Sun I think I'll go with the controversial Question 6 from the Math Olympics of 1988. This problem has received somewhat of a legendary status since it's conception. The problem...  Read More » Why don't they just give Idris Elba a run at being James Bond? It isn't like they can't reboot it if he isn't well received. Alex Johnston, been reading Bond since I was a kid Written 18h ago Let me get one thing absolutely clear: I would love to see Idris Elba do Bond. But the Bond franchise isn't a low-budget food truck, where you can let one guy help out for a...  Read More » Why is Django popular? Amirouche Boubekki, Developer Updated Feb 6 To understand why Django is popular I think you need to go back at least sometime after 2000 and study the ecosystem at that time. They were mainly two solutions to build we...  Read More » Does shooting a lock with a gun really work like in the movies? Charles Neilsen, former Computer Science Professor. Written 2h ago 50 years ago some friends of mine and I were driving down a windy mountain road (details don't matter here), we came to a locked gate. For a reason I don't remember we had ...  Read More » How common was food poisoning (diarrhea etc.) in medieval times and how was it prevented before going into a major battle? Bob Metcalfe, Ex history teacher and historian. Written Dec 17 Have you ever wondered why old people tend to cook things to death? And why they're – if they're old enough – a little suspicious of salads and raw things? Medieval people ...  Read More » What differentiates McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and Bain & Company? Kenton Kivestu, worked at The Boston Consulting Group Written Aug 21, 2017 I've worked for BCG in the SF office and have at least 70+ friends who have worked for or are currently working for Bain, BCG & McKinsey. Overall, I think the overall qualit...  Read More » Is that true you get only 15 days a year of paid vacation days in the US? Garrick Saito Updated Tue That is probably leaning toward the more generous side. My guess is that the 'average' comes closer to two weeks (10 working days), perhaps less. There are no laws that gove...  Read More » Who is the most unlikely movie star? Lars Hendrikx, I watch around 350 movies a year Written 19h ago Easily this guy: This man is Barkhad Abdi. In 2013, he was a cab driver and worked in his brother's mobile phone shop. He read about an open casting call and decided to give ...  Read More » Why do prematurely buried people chew their fingers? Misty Nuckolls, Licensed funeral director, embalmer, and crematory operator Written Apr 2 The biological processes that take place after death are WEIRD. Weird, and fascinating. When a body decays under dry conditions, even one that's been embalmed, the tips of...  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/