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Answer: You probably know this bridge: It's the 19th-century Brooklyn Bridge.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You How did ancient peoples build large structures like bridges and theatres that today require simulation software to get right? Was there trial and error involved? Pieter Buis Updated Mar 7 You probably know this bridge: It's the 19th-century Brooklyn Bridge in New York. The reason it is still standing today and has cars travelling over it is because the guy who...  Read More » Has anyone successfully completed a 30-day water only fast? Alex Altero, weight loss and health mentor Written Feb 12, 2018 I've done exactly 30 days water fasting one year ago. Minus 15 kg: At the beginning of my water fast I didn't plan to do it for 30 days. My plan was 2 weeks. But when 2 weeks...  Read More » Has Nicolas Cage ever turned down a movie offer? Daniel Carroll, TV and movie buff Written Nov 11 Yes he has turned down or backed out of a few. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001). He dropped out of the running to play Aragorn when he learned that P...  Read More » As a hotel employee, what are some hotel hacks that most guests are not aware of (e.g. room upgrades, free stuff, etc.)? Jackie Elizabeth Callaway Written Sep 13, 2018 As Hotel Front Desk Supervisor, I would recommend the following: Even if it isn't, tell the clerk you're on a honeymoon, vacation, or here for a special occasion. It's more ...  Read More » When the wreckage of Titanic was discovered, was evidence of human remains discovered? Connor Johnson, B.A. Communication & Sustainability, University of North Dakota (2017) Updated Feb 18 Before the wreck was discovered, it was assumed the ship would be in good condition, as it wasn't thought life could survive at the extreme depth, cold, and pressure. When the wreck was...  Read More » Why aren't microwaves tuned to the resonant frequency of water? What would happen if they were? Aaron Slepkov, Funded to destroy microwave ovens Written Dec 29 Great question! It is generally believed that microwave ovens (operating at 2.5 GHz) are tuned to an absorption resonance in water, but this is not true. They are, in fact, ...  Read More » Who could be Skywalker who will rise in The Rise of Skywalker? Dan Holliday, Talent Acquisition / Recruiting (2011-present) Written Apr 12 None. Dan Holliday's answer to Why is Star Wars Episode IX called "Rise of Skywalker?" Luke is dead and Rey is a nobody. I think it's simply messing with us. The new order w...  Read More » How do you look before and after makeup? Julia De Caumia, studied at Ecole Emile Cohl Written Jun 3, 2018 So before make-up I look like that and I love not wearing make-up in my everyday life. And with an natural make-up I look more like that and with red lipstick I look like that ...  Read More » Do black eyes exist? Dilnoza Rahimov Written Mar 30 Yes they do. But they aren't that common, The natural color of my eyes is pitch black. You cant see my pupils up close. Usually when girls wear black eye makeup, it brings ...  Read More » Does Gal Gadot try very hard to impress people around her? Vincent Beers, Rogue, Artist, Altruistic Sociopath, INTJ-A Written Jun 3, 2018 Does Gal Gadot try very hard to impress people around her? I don't think she has to try, I think it comes naturally. Yes that's her husband, and this is one of many pictures ...  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/