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Answer: Yes! It would have to have a pilot from the future.​ Avgas would be a.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You If one F-16 was sent back to WW2 with unlimited ammo to fight, would it make a difference? Tim Rohde, studied at Occidental College (1988) Written Jun 8 Yes! It would have to have a pilot from the future. Avgas would be a temporary problem. It would have to be babied to minimize any maintenance needs. An F-16 has radar, radar...  Read More » Do professors ever write negative recommendation letters? Kelly Rencher, studied at William Carey University Updated Feb 16, 2016 Oh, yes, it happens. It happened to me. I was an undergraduate applying for PhD programs in psychology. I had put much thought into who I wanted to ask to write my recommen...  Read More » How do you determine if a PhD is financially feasible for you? Joshua Gross, Has conducted research on matching talent to jobs Updated Jun 17 Let's assume that you have a fully-funded, 5-year PhD program. Imagine that someone set $250,000 dollars in front of you; this will represent the opportunity cost of pursui...  Read More » Can a Boeing 747 break the sound barrier? Charlie Weir, Multi award winning S&C coach Updated Jun 5 On the 9th of February this year, a British Airways Boeing 747–436 flying from New York to London set the record for the fastest subsonic aircraft to fly across the Atlanti...  Read More » Will having 32GB of 2666MHz RAM be the better option than having 16GB of 3600MHz RAM? Rowan Nicol, lives in Glasgow, UK Written May 17 Well, that depends on what you are doing. If you are gaming on a Ryzen CPU (or even an intel CPU) then the 3600MHz will be far more important. If you are doing large workstat...  Read More » What happens if the police point guns at you in the USA and tell you to stop, but you are visibly unarmed and calmly walk away? Adam Pillari, Math Tutor (2018-present) Updated May 25 Not law enforcement, but have friends who are. This is not official legal advice, just my opinion on what the common sense smart thing to do is. Based on what they've told ...  Read More » How can PhD students read journal papers more efficiently and, also, write notes effectively? Peng Peng Zheng, UTDallas Teaching Excellence Award Winner 2019 Written Mar 11, 2019 No. You simply don't. Here I am assuming that you are doing your PhD in the Sciences rather than the humanities. Unlike textbooks, papers are never about hard facts and what...  Read More » If Captain America is immortal, then why and how did he turn old? Grant Baugh, I've read hundreds of comics and watched every MCU movie Updated Feb 25 Edit: The question has been merged since I answered it. My original answer is below, but I'm also going to address the new question: If Captain America is immortal, then wh...  Read More » What's the hardest US college to gain admittance to? Alan Zoller, I have helped a number of students get into competitive programs at top schools. Updated Jun 3 Deep Springs College is the most exclusive. Each year, it admits only 26 students with an acceptance rate around 6 percent. One of the reasons for the exclusivity is that e...  Read More » Is Microsoft ashamed of creating a Java clone? (C#) Ken Gregg, former Worked at Microsoft (1989-1994) Written Jun 3 No. An understanding of C#, Java, the . NET Framework, and how languages influence other languages and evolve over time, would make the answer crystal clear. C# is nothing to...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/