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Answer: This question probably comes out of the recent conversation had by Joe Rogan and Quentin Tarantino Tarantino was about 4

Long's Digest Top Stories For You Is it true that Bruce Lee was incredibly disrespectful to American stuntmen on the set of the martial arts movies that he made? If so, exactly how was he (Hollywood, movie making, stunts, fighting, stage fighting, personalities, toxicness, infamy)? Dwight Woods, I've trained/studied Bruce Lee's art and life over 40 years Answered July 1 This question probably comes out of the recent conversation had by Joe Rogan and Quentin Tarantino Tarantino was about 4 years old when Bruce Lee worked on the Green Hornet,... Read More » What language did Robin Hood speak? Ernest W. Adams, Game design consultant, author and professor Answered May 9 The legends of Robin Hood are set during the reign of Richard the Lionheart, which only lasted from 1189 to 1199. If Robin Hood had ever existed—which he did not—he would h... Read More » Are Vietnamese and Filipinos similar? Indio Bravo, lived in Manila Answered February 7, 2018 I am a Filipino who has lived in Vietnam for three years and I have seen similarities but, largely, they are quite distinct from each other. Some friends, noticeably from th... Read More » What is unique of ancient Chinese civilization? Yugan Talovich, studied history from early age in English, + Chinese for over 40 years. Answered December 20, 2020 Usually I cut off "ancient China" with the unification under the Ch'in/Qin in the 3rd century BCE. Let's go back a bit further for the moment, to the Neolithic and early Br... Read More » Why is 3.14 called pi? Who came up with 3.14 pi? Klaus Ole Kristiansen, M.Sc. Mathematics, University of Copenhagen (1992) Updated May 16 π is not 3.14. π is the ratio between a circle's circumference and diameter. For most practical purposes, 3.14 is close enough. For many purposes 3 is close enough. 22/7 is... Read More » Read More in Your Feed

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