Should the Malaysian government tread very carefully on how they treat their Chinese...?

Answer: As a Malaysian Chinese, I find the question objectionable and in bad t.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Should the Malaysian government tread very carefully on how they treat their Chinese population given the fact that China keeps getting stronger while Malaysia keeps getting weaker? Khengchat Ng, Self Employed (1986-present) Written May 18 As a Malaysian Chinese, I find the question objectionable and in bad taste. Malaysian Chinese have always been well treated. This is not to say we are entirely happy but com... Read More » Is Edward Witten's ability in math and physics on par with the likes of Newton and Feynman? Kaiser Tarafdar, Physician at Covenant Medical Group Updated Jul 24, 2019 Newton is in a class of his own, please note. No one comes anywhere near him in the sheer depth and multiplicity of genius except Albert Einstein. Einstein was brilliant in... Read More » What was the largest cavalry charge ever? Paul Ithurralde Updated May 18 The largest RECORDED cavalry charge was September 12th, 1683 at the Siege of Vienna. 18,000 heavy cavalry led by 3,000 Polish Winged Hussars commanded by Jan Sobieski smash... Read More » Can Vietnam or Indonesia get a hold of a big share of China's manufacturing market, because of China's fast growing labor cost increases? Bill Chen, Budding economist Written May 21 On the whole, no. The fundamental observation about China is it is 20 percent of humanity. The Chinese domestic market is not going away. It is already the world's largest si... Read More » Most mathematicians believe that pi+e is probably irrational. There is no current proof. What leads most mathematicians to believe this to be the case? Bernard Leak, Firmware Developer (2008-present) Updated Jun 26, 2020 It's really that most mathematicians believe that it's transcendental, and therefore irrational. Even "believe" is pitching it rather strongly; it's more like most of them,... Read More » How were Japanese POWs treated by Allied forces during WW2? Aaron Layne, I lived next door to Canadian Forces Base Trenton Updated May 18 Let me answer with a single example In the late stages of the Pacific War, the Japanese were getting more and more desperate - and while the kamikaze thing had been going on... Read More » What country do Chinese people admire most? Xiaohui Wang, lived in Beijing, China Written Dec 1, 2018 As a 80s Chinese, per my understanding, the answers are: We admire the openness and the spirit of innovation of the U.S. We admire the engineering spirit to make the best pro... Read More » How do you respond to the theories of Dr. Geert van der Bossche that mRNA vaccines are piling up a disaster? Claire J. Vannette, studied at University of California, San Diego Written Mar 23 I am not a virologist or epidemiologist, so I do not have the expertise to respond to his hypothesis. However, I will point out that his hypothesis has not been rigorously a... Read More » Why didn't Japan keep attacking America after Pearl Harbor? Brent Cooper, Trial and appellate counsel for Cooper & Scully (1993-present) Written Apr 5 The attack on Pearl Harbor was risky but an attack on the West Coast would have been unthinkable. The biggest issue would be logistics. The US still had all their subs. Most... Read More » What is the easiest way to prove Fermat's Last Theorem for n = 3? Alon Amit (אלון עמית), PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Jun 30, 2020 I wrote down a complete proof in a Quora answer here. It's the standard, classical proof, and I can't promise it's the absolute "easiest" one known, but in terms of modern ... 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/