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Answer: One answer for the Mossad's success is the priceless gift the Arabs ga.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Is Mossad really that good or is it just the intelligence agencies of Arabic countries terribly bad? Alex Gossland Updated Apr 6 One answer for the Mossad's success is the priceless gift the Arabs gave to Israel by expelling 850,000 Jews from their countries. That meant that the Mossad had a virtually... Read More » Why are mathematicians so dismissive of alternative methods of solving quadratic and other calculations, even if they prove to be very accurate and fast? Is it because they are different, or because they don't understand them? Terry Moore, M-Sc. Mathematics, University of Southampton (1968) Written Feb 15, 2020 Why are mathematicians so dismissive of alternative methods of solving quadratic and other calculations, even if they prove to be very accurate and fast? Is it because they... Read More » Is it true that HMS Invincible was sunk or damaged, or is it justified Argentine propaganda? John Hoh, Interested in many military matters, especially British Written May 22 Absolutely! Of course the Argentinian Air Force, the most capable force in the world was able to bomb and sink the dreaded symbol of British Imperialism… HMS Invincible! No... Read More » Do dogs think we abandoned them when left at the vet overnight? Sharon Ann McAuliffe, lived in Phoenix Mountain Preserve Written Apr 24 I've not boarded my dog. A good friend works at a veterinary hospital, and she's offered boarding when I've left for overnight, but I've never accepted. My Bear is fine hom... Read More » Since Andrew Wiles' proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, have any mathematicians been working on simpler proofs of the same theorem? Alon Amit (אלון עמית), Studied plenty of Number Theory. Written Mar 12 Mathematicians think about all kinds of things, and they don't register their thoughts with any central authority. It's entirely possible that some people spend some amount... Read More » Why is it difficult for international students to be students of prestigious universities (like Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard)? Colin Riegels, BCL Law, University of Oxford (1997) Written Mar 17 One of those institutions is not like the others. At Harvard it is very, very hard for international students to get in. The acceptance rates for international students is a... Read More » Why did the Republic of China not accept a piece of Japan after the defeat of Japan in WW2? Callan Chua, Been Learning how to make it in China for the past 10 years. Updated Nov 13, 2018 Yes, China was offered pieces of Japan as part of the Allies occupation of Japan being one of the victors of WWII. This was the initial plan for the division of Japan by the Allies. ... Read More » What is the highest FIDE rating ever achieved by an unrated player in their first tournament? Håkon Hapnes Strand, 2171 FIDE. Friend of Magnus Carlsen. Written Jan 18 Recognize this kid? In Banja Luka in 1979, an unrated 15-year-old by the name of Garry Kasparov entered his first international grandmaster tournament as a replacement for V... Read More » How often does your cat lie on his back and show his belly? Victoria Hibbard, Pet Parent to Dogs, Cats, and Ball Pythons Written May 20 Finn is my resident purrvert. He will stop, drop, flop and expose his undercarriage basically any chance he gets. He has no shame. It almost looks like he's flipping me the b... Read More » What is the most interesting incorrect proof of the Riemann hypothesis you've ever seen? Senia Sheydvasser, PhD in Mathematics Written Mar 21 Hands down, the winner has to be the "proof" that was left in the Yale math department in the form of a manuscript authored by the mysterious "Ozymandius." This was in 2013... 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/