Why didn’t Japan attack the West Coast of the United States during World War II?

My high school history teacher said that his father had a machine shop in Houston when Pearl Harbor was attacked. He said in a ver

Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why didn't Japan attack the West Coast of the United States during World War II? Kee Nethery, I grew up in Texas. • Answered August 15 • 1 min read My high school history teacher said that his father had a machine shop in Houston when Pearl Harbor was attacked. He said in a very short number of days his father got a pr... Read More » 224.6K 646 126 What did Richard Feynman mean when he said, "All of physics can be reduced to a single equation U=0?" Barry Rountree, Computer Scientist, LLNL • Answered July 16, 2016 • 1 min read That took exactly two google searches to find (your quote isn't correct). Here's the correct quote: All of the laws of physics can be contained in one equation. Here's the po... Read More » 277.7K 1.5K 52 Which European country is the least European culturally? Mats Andersson, Visted 24 European countries • Answered May 28 • 2 min read Thanks for the A2A. I was going to say that there is simply no commonly accepted definition of what consists "European culture", but then I came to think of this picture. It ... Read More » 172.9K 890 117 What's the most outrageous thing a Roman emperor ever did? Alex Mann, M.A History & Latin, Ohio University (2016) • Answered August 7 • 2 min read Elagabalus- the king of weird Elagabalus was the definition of outragous. His entire persona was controversial and his reign was insanity. The guy took over the Empire in hi... Read More » 461.0K 3.8K 120 How hard is it to major in math? What is the intelligence/IQ cutoff to do well? Joshua Gross, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at CSUMB • Answered July 3 • 1 min read There's no intelligence cutoff; no one will ask your IQ. It's definitely hard. What has struck me about math majors is not an incredibly high level of brilliance; they get ... Read More » 94.1K 329 42 Read More in Your Feed

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