What's happening with Trump's airplane, now that he's flying on the Air Force One?

Answer: EDIT: Mr.​ Andrew Briggs, in his comment below, has brought it to my a.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What's happening with Trump's airplane, now that he's flying on the Air Force One? Edward Street Updated Jan 30 EDIT: Mr. Andrew Briggs, in his comment below, has brought it to my attention that there is at least on aircraft tracker that still records the flights of N757AF. Flight Act...  Read More » When is a + b not equal to b + a? Kasper Fredenslund, B-Sc. Physics, Aarhus University (2021) Written Apr 3 When [math]a+b=b+a[/math] is true, mathematicians celebrate. In fact, it's such an important property that it has its own name. It's called the commutative property. The commutative property is...  Read More » From a recent session What are the most interesting trends in business intelligence in 2019? Ajeet Singh, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, ThoughtSpot Written Mar 26 The BI/analytics market is going through a big shift right now. If you need evidence, just look at this year's Gartner Magic Quadrant for Analytics & BI Platforms. But befo...  Read More » Which non-Ivy League school does Wall Street mostly recruit from? Jonathan Jones, former Recruiting Leader at Goldman Sachs (2003-2012) Written Apr 2 If you looked at the schools represented in each newly hired class of entry-level analysts across the major Wall Street firms, you'd find they numbered in the hundreds. The...  Read More » What's Peter Thiel like in person? Ryan Holiday, Wrote a book about Peter Thiel Updated Mar 29, 2018 I spent a good amount of time with Peter while interviewing him for my new book Conspiracy, which is a behind-the-scenes look of the conspiracy he orchestrated against Gawk...  Read More » When did we as a society decide it was bad to be fat? Not obese, just like regularly overweight. Peter Flom, History doesn't always repeat herself. Sometimes it just shouts "Why don't you l... Written Fri When poor people started getting fat. In the "old days" poor people were starving and looked it. And, if you look at paintings of rich people (pretty much only rich people g...  Read More » What sucks about being a CEO? Brett Fox, Fmr CEO @ Touchstone Semiconductor Updated Mar 19 It's 7:35AM and it's cold in the office. I turn on the lights because I am the first person in the building. I walk into my office, plug in my computer, and I take a sip of my Starbucks. ...  Read More » Why couldn't Japan take down the Flying Fortresses during World War II? Mark Weinburg, Adjunct Professor (2016-present) Written Oct 13 The B-17 could take a lot of punishment and still get home. Even the Germans recognized this. Japanese pilots were initially confounded by their inability to take the big bi...  Read More » How does the potato paradox make any sense? Ben Fitzgearl Written Nov 13 Restating the paradox for the uninitiated: Fred brings home 100 pounds of potatoes, which (being purely mathematical potatoes) consist of 99 percent water. He then leaves th...  Read More » Why wasn't Steve Carell in character for the last episode of The Office? Elle Taylor, Thinker, writer, mistake maker, pancake lover. Written Mar 18 Jason McDonald's answer to this question is perfect. I'd like to add on to it a bit, as well. One of the things that Michael Scott was known for was his somewhat inappropria...  Read More » If one puppy from a litter comes up and licks your hand, while the others keep their distance, is that puppy the keeper? Katie Bjorkman, Been a trainer, groomer, and worked at vets and kennels. Written Jan 10 Not for most people who want a relatively laid-back, easy-going dog. The pup that runs up and "chooses" you isn't "choosing" you at all. 99 times out of 100 that pup will ind...  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/