Why was Lü Bu considered the most powerful general during the Three Kingdoms despite...?

Answer: How many people were killed by nuclear bombs? Maybe 100,000 to 200,000.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why was Lü Bu considered the most powerful general during the Three Kingdoms despite the lack of any major feats? Eric Wan, Youtuber, Interpreter, Mortgage Broker Updated Jul 25, 2019 How many people were killed by nuclear bombs? Maybe 100,000 to 200,000 How many people were killed by bows and arrows? 10,000,000 or even more. Bows and arrows have 'made muc... Read More » How do the ROC (Taiwan) Marines compare to the Filipino Marines? Ezio Yao, M.S. Military, Nankai University (2017) Written Mar 6 I saw such a photo on the internet before. This is ROC's Marine Corps training, while Tsai Ing-Wen, the leader of the Taiwan Province authorities, is visiting. Why is the Ma... Read More » What are the pros and cons of choosing a young new professor vs. an experienced professor as your Ph.D. advisor? William Brandler, PhD Human Genomics, University of Oxford (2013) Updated Aug 4, 2020 This decision depends on what you plan to do after a PhD. To illustrate this, I've picked out three fields of research, computer science, bioinformatics, and CRISPR gene ed... Read More » Is China on the wrong side of history? Allen Leung, former Software Engineer Written Aug 8, 2020 Easy question, if China is on the wrong side of history, then how do you know the west is on the right side of the future? Are you a prophet or are the west a prophet can t... Read More » At the undergrad level, are physics courses in elite schools any different from physics courses in state schools? Inna Vishik, P.h.D. Applied Physics & Physics, Stanford University (2013) Updated Aug 17, 2020 My answer is somewhat specific to the two institutions I am familiar with, Stanford, where I got my degrees, and UC Davis, where I am now a faculty. There is significant va... Read More » As a mathematician, what is the most unbelievable thing in math that doesn't make sense to you, even though you have seen the proof that it is, in fact, correct? Keith Ramsay, Ph.D. in mathematics Written Nov 16, 2018 In Nelson's non-standard analysis, there is a finite set which has all of the standard sets as members (including the standard natural numbers 0,1,2,… for instance). This w... Read More » How come Korea doesn't have any historical preserved cities like Kyoto? Is their culture new? Jaehan Park, Electrical Engineering/Interest in Social Sciences Updated Jan 22 This is a really simply answer. Originally, the Americans were going to drop one of their nuclear weapons on Kyoto as they understood the cultural importance of the city (r... Read More » Will Wang Yi eventually become China's president? Wu Hao Written May 23, 2020 I doubt it. If you look at the resumes of the last three Presidents of China, you will notice some similarities. All of them had some engineering or science degrees and expe... Read More » What were the most popular songs during the Vietnam War? Timothy Patric Fisette, Founder & Trainer: Born2Run Fitness Pros Written Mar 4 Well, this is a difficult question to answer with any degree of accuracy, since the "Vietnam Era" covers a lot of territory. That time span is often construed to last from ... Read More » Why are "Chinese" and "Indian" civilizations always portrayed as so much older than "Western" civilization? Matt Riggsby, MA Archaeology, Boston University Written Nov 28 There are a few things going on here. Civilization in India does indeed have a deeper history than civilization in Europe. Harappan civilization appeared in northwestern In... 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/