Honestly, why do so many Chinese-Americans stay in the US for the (supposed) better e...?

Answer: An ocean separates us.​ We are literally on opposite halves of the eart.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Honestly, why do so many Chinese-Americans stay in the US for the (supposed) better economic opportunities? Why don't many of them consider moving to SE Asia (e.g. Singapore, Malaysia, etc.) where the ethnic Chinese truly do dominate the economy? Bill Chen, lives in Singapore Written 15h ago An ocean separates us. We are literally on opposite halves of the earth. The Chinese are not a particularly welcomed race throughout sea, the sole exception being Singapore. ... Read More » What happened to many officers in the South Vietnamese armed forces after North Vietnamese forces overran Saigon and Vietnam was reunified under communist rule? Đặng Chí Công, lives in Vietnam Updated Jan 21 After South Vietnam government surrendered, besides the task of collecting documents, creating a working government body which would include North and South personnel, deal... Read More » In the movie "The Matrix" does the blue pill represent the feel-good world of delusion while the red pill represents reality? Alexander Sedge, lives in People of Canada (1993-present) Written Tue Strictly speaking, kinda. Taking the blue pill means that you choose to live a lie; taking the red pill means that you are willing to openly declare an uncomfortable truth,... Read More » If the Mongols at one time conquered huge parts of the World, then why are there so few of them left today? Matt Riggsby, MA Archaeology, Boston University Written Apr 25, 2019 There weren't that many of them in the first place. The Mongols conquered the territory they took not because they outnumbered all their opponents put together, but because... Read More » We know that 2^Aleph0 >or= Aleph1, but what is, say, 1.99^Aleph0? Is it also >or= Aleph1? Or is it much smaller than 2^Aleph0, and maybe just Aleph0 itself? I know of no way to tackle this problem, so maybe someone can help me with it. Alon Amit (אלון עמית), PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Jan 19 The challenge isn't to tackle the problem, the challenge is to clarify the question. As written, it's not a question: the expression [math]1.99^{\aleph_0}[/math] doesn't mean anything. If [math]A[/math] and [math]B[/math] are set... Read More » What movie details did you notice only after watching more than once? Aanya Shah, Bookworm Written Mon Inside Out has some of my favorite hidden details, but here are two. 1.) All of the other emotions in other characters are one gender. (Riley's mom is all female, and her da... Read More » If everyone were vaccinated with a 90% effective coronavirus vaccine today (like Pfizer's), how uncommon would COVID-19 become? Assume binary effectiveness. Christian Winter, Senior Software Architect (2016-present) Written Nov 15 If everyone were vaccinated with a 90% effective coronavirus vaccine today (like Pfizer's), how uncommon would COVID become? Reproductivity without countermeasures is estima... Read More » If the Elder Wand is the strongest wand then what's the second strongest wand in the world of Harry Potter? Daniel Pschaida, HP megafan of audiobooks, books, & movies Updated Jun 23, 2020 My first thoughts were either Harry's or Snape's or Bellatrix Lestrange's. I could also put a vote for Newt Scamander's here. But then I realized… Probably Molly Weasley's. He... Read More » Would Scots be offended if a future historian, who is neither English nor Scottish, writes that "the film Braveheart, while historically inaccurate, mainstreamized Scottish nationalism, like how the Birth of a Nation inspires the second KKK"? Michael Addley, lives in The United Kingdom (1994-present) Written Jan 15 I find the movie Braveheart to be so offensive by itself that no discussion of it could possibly influence how offensive I find it. It presents a completely fictional tale ... Read More » Why won't Dave Grohl talk about Kurt Cobain? Charles Simms, Hours and hours... Written Apr 23, 2017 Almost immediately after Kurt's death Dave Grohl commented only once that I can recall. I'm going from memory but it was something like this: 'Everybody is going to be an e... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. 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/