Why isn't “Adam” a traditional Hebrew name?

Answer: > Why isn't "Adam" a traditional Hebrew name? This is a two-part answ.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why isn't "Adam" a traditional Hebrew name? Adam Reisman, knows Hebrew Updated Tue Why isn't "Adam" a traditional Hebrew name? This is a two-part answer, and the second part is very interesting. Originally, there was a Jewish tradition not to name children ... Read More » Why is the Riemann hypothesis so important? Kevin Gomez, College senior who can't find enough hours in the day. Written Nov 1, 2018 *A2A The Riemann Hypothesis has a weird sort of fame and importance to it, one which I don't think many other conjectures have had in the past. You would never expect someth... Read More » I'm 35 years old. What are my chances of being accepted by the French Foreign Legion? Roland Bartetzko, former German Army Paratrooper, Croatian Defense Council, Kosovo Liberation Army Written May 20 I knew a guy who tried to join the Legion when he was 32 years old. He was a former US Marine and a pilot. After his service in the Marines, he worked as a civilian pilot a... Read More » Why does China have so many IMO Golds but no Fields Medalists? Alon Amit (אלון עמית), Vice President, Product at Intuit (2019-present) Updated Sep 7, 2020 Let's not draw deep conclusions from such tiny samples. There are dozens of all-time Fields medalists and a few International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) contestants each year. ... Read More » Was Hirohito really in charge of Japan during WW2, or was Tojo? Thierry Etienne Joseph Rotty, Senior Controller at NATO Written Jan 16 Since 2010, the Japanese government began declassifying the minutes of the Imperial Household. It is by now bloody obvious Hirohito did not just know all the details of what... 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/