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Answer: The Chinese are one of the cleanest civilizations in the world, with m.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You How did the ancient Chinese clean themselves? What was their personal hygiene products and practices and are some of them still used nowadays? Lai Jin Wei, read many books and mainland chinese Written Nov 26, 2018 The Chinese are one of the cleanest civilizations in the world, with many daily rituals practiced from the highest Chinese aristocracies to the lowliest of slaves. The toot... Read More » Did Farzali Izad really prove the Collatz conjecture on this paper https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.06107? Alon Amit (אלון עמית), PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Mar 17 No. Also, the author himself seems to vacillate between thinking that he had and thinking that he hadn't. Be that as it may, the paper doesn't prove anything. The proof of ... Read More » What is the fastest time that someone has completed a PhD in theoretical physics? Adolph Lu, former High Energy Research Physicist at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (1... Written Jun 29, 2020 There was a UC Berkeley PhD student who turned in his thesis on day one. It was accepted but he had to wait the required two years for residence, classes and other red tape... Read More » Why didn't the Romans conquer China? Spencer McDaniel, B.A. Classical Studies & History, Indiana University Bloomington (2022) Written Feb 5 The first reason why the Roman Empire never conquered China is because the Romans simply didn't have any kind of immediate military access to China. The Roman Empire was ce... Read More » Have you ever been to Vietnam? Why is Vietnam still as poor in your eyes as it was during the war? Marc Nacianceno, lives in Bacolod City, Bacolod, Philippines Written Sun I was there before the pandemic started and I must tell you straight, you're kind of misinformed. Vietnam is one of the rising stars in South East Asia. They might even sur... Read More » Is Malaysia a poor country compared to China, as characterized by Prime Minister Mahathir? Ina Abdul, lives in Malaysia Written Aug 26, 2018 I'll answer it this way. I'm sorry in advance if I'm not the most diplomatic person when it comes to answering especially in politics- not my forte but hope this makes sense. ... Read More » How did China become so powerful in half a century? Gwydion Madawc Williams, Read a lot about history, and note some general patterns. Written Dec 9 It was rising steadily from 1949. Western books avoid this by just mentioning errors and never mentioning overall growth. See Mao's Economic Success. Likewise the death rate... Read More » I'm a computer science PhD student and my professor insists that his name should come first on the paper for which I made the most contribution because of alphabetical ordering and consistency. Doesn't that ruin my entire career in academia? Joshua Gross, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at CSUMB Updated Dec 13 First, this is completely the norm in theoretical computer science, because it's also the norm in mathematics, and theoretical computer scientists are basically mathematici... Read More » What can fully vaccinated people do during this pandemic which others are advised against doing? David Chan, MD from UCLA, Stanford Oncology Fellowship Written Mar 10 I just finished UCSF's Dr. Monica Gandhi's grand rounds lecture on the vaccines. The data show that the Pfizer, Moderna and J&J vaccines that now have emergency use authori... Read More » If aircraft carrier groups are so powerful, why do computer war game simulations show the US losing to China in a confrontation over Taiwan or the South China Sea? Alex Jauch, Author, the Kidd Incident. (2017-present) Updated Jan 4 If aircraft carrier groups are so powerful, why do computer war game simulations show the US losing to China in a confrontation over Taiwan or the South China Sea? STANDARD ... 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/