What would a US-Iran war look like?

Answer: In 2002 the US staged a wargame that was clearly a conflict between Ir.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What would a US-Iran war look like? Alex Mann, Historian (2017-present) Written Feb 15 In 2002 the US staged a wargame that was clearly a conflict between Iran and the US. There were 2 sides in this wargame- side "red" represented Iran while side "blue" repres... Read More » Why were Chinese immigrants to Thailand able to create so much economic wealth in just a few generations even with the disadvantage of being outsiders whereas the indigenous population didn't/could not? Jon Morris, former Did a Bunch of the Thai Interface Translation at Facebook Written Jan 22, 2019 I'll answer this with two stories: Once I took a train ride from Malaysia to Bangkok and was sitting across from a Malaysia-born Pakistani shopkeeper who appeared to be pret... Read More » Is Michael Atiyah's proposed proof of the Riemann Hypothesis disproved already? Or is it still being evaluated? Alon Amit (אלון עמית), PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Mar 3 It never got to the level of requiring "disproving", and it is in no need of being evaluated. It was, unfortunately, an empty argument which can only be attributed to Atiya... Read More » Which dynasty in Chinese history resembles the USA now? Why? Harvey King, born in Taiwan, grew up in US, family rooted in mainland China for centuries. Written Aug 19, 2020 The USA today remind me of two dynasties, not one. Race relationship wise, there is a big parallel between the USA regime and the Manchu Dynasty: The ruling tribe is not nati... Read More » How did Thailand avoid falling under communism after the Vietnam War unlike its Cambodian, Laotian and Vietnamese neighbors? Raymond Anthony Hall, studied at SOAS University of London (1979) Written Jun 26, 2020 Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia were French colonies and protectorates. Together they made up French Indochina. Thailand was never colonised. The Vietnamese Communist Party and, ... Read More » Are Koreans more closely related to Chinese or Vietnamese people, genetically? Dan Li, CEO at Guided Fitness Inc (2015-present) Updated Jan 24 I was born and raised in Northeastern China, Harbin哈尔滨 and Changchun长春。 My ancestors were Han Chinese that immigrated from 河北 to escape famine in the 1700s. My family did w... Read More » What happened actually in the Battle of Talas 751? Why was the Chinese force defeated? Rui Zhang, works at Soochow University, Suzhou Updated Oct 11 Few people have heard of the Battle of the Taras River today. However, this little-known little conflict between the Chinese army of the Tang Dynasty and the Arabs of the A... Read More » Why is 0 to the power of infinity determinate but 0 times infinity is indeterminate? Alan Bustany, Trinity Wrangler, 1977 IMO Written Feb 28 The correct terminology is that of indeterminate forms rather than values being (in)determinate. [math]0\times\infty[/math] is an indeterminate form because: [math]\displaystyle\lim_{x\to L}f(x)=0\text{ and }\lim_{x\to L}g(x)=\infty\tag*{}[/math] is not sufficient information to determine... Read More » Has anyone gotten the COVID-19 vaccine? How was it? Have you had any reactions? Karen Stets, former Nurse and Nurse Manager (1971-2010) Written Feb 10 Yesterday was my immunity day! I've received both vaccinations 28 days apart and yesterday was 14 days past the last one! I had a sore arm and was more tired then usual aft... Read More » Imperial Japanese forces were known to be extremely fanatical and sadistic, but is it true that they were very terrified about the Gurkha battalions and the Red Army? Who did they fear the most among them? Brent Cooper, President Cooper & Scully PC (1993-present) Written Feb 11 Gurung as a young Gurkha It is true the Japanese feared the Gurkhas. And for good reason. Here is one example. "The martial tradition, training, and dominating warrior spirit... 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/