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Top stories for Long   What do Wharton alumni think of Donald Trump and the rest of the Trump alumni from their school? Alec Beckett, works at Nail Communications • Answered June 21, 2019 My son and I visited UPenn last summer as he was looking at colleges. We went on two tours and met multiple students and admissions officers. During the course of the day m... Read more » 292.3K 3.3K 261   What was 'the incident' about which everybody talked in your school/workplace? Susan Hilde, lived in Minneapolis, MN • Answered December 7, 2021 A co-worker - he was 21 years old - and another co-worker - she was 19 years old - decided to take their morning 15 minute break in the janitor closet. An employee came wit... Read more » 1M 3.3K 181   What are the helicopter hieroglyphics at the Temple of Seti I, Egypt? Giota Detsi, I like to know about other peoples history • Answered November 13, 2021 A great opportunity for profit for many modern people, that's what they are! It's not only a helicopter, there are also a tank and two planes… The picture of the cartouche yo... Read more » 329.2K 650 52   What are signs of autism in non diagnosed adults? Polaris, High functioning • Updated May 11 There are plenty of signs at times, but they are most often masked. Nowadays if an individual has high functioning autism and it goes missed, in my opinion the parents are ... Read more » 786.5K 830 112   How often do semi-truck drivers have to stop for fuel? How much fuel does the average semi hold? Tony Blanton, Commercial driver from 2008 to 2012 • Updated September 14 My last truck had two, 148 gallon tanks, so 296 gallons total. My average load was 43,000 to 44,000 lbs, so I rarely was able to take on more than 100 gallons and keep my g... Read more » 326.7K 1.2K 101   My plumber installed a copper pipe between two rubber hoses going to my garbage disposal by clamping them together. Could this potentially lead to leaks? Desmond James • Updated October 15, 2019 Good on him. Or Her. Your plumber used a 3/4" copper elbow in order to avoid a kink in the 7/8" rubber hose that leads from the air gap to the disposal. This is a trade secr... Read more » 653.7K 6K 118   Even though Richard Dawson made it a habit to kiss many of the ladies on his Family Feud on ABC and in syndication in the 70s and 80s, did he still at least have boundaries (unlike Steve Harvey, who seems to have none)? Jill Kantrick, BA Communications, UCLA, Researcher, Archivist, Mediaphile • Answered January 18 I happen to know someone who worked on The Feud during the Richard Dawson era. According to him, before the show was taped, a production assistant would ask the female membe... Read more » 972.3K 3.1K 208   In Nehemiah 8:10, the Israelites were told to "eat the fatty things," even though the Law at Leviticus 3:17 said: "You must not eat any fat." How can these statements be harmonized? Shayn M., I once studied to become a rabbi. I quit. I know my way around Tanach though. • Answered February 5 This is the problem caused by reading the Bible in translation. English translates "shuman" (regular sub-cutaneous fat) as "fat", which is fine, but also translates "hheilev... Read more » 1.5M 1.3K 145   Why is bupropion good, and why is it bad? Amy Chai, MD, Internal Medicine, MS Epidemiology • Answered February 4 I love bupropion. It is good because: 1-It helps counter the sexual side effects of other drugs. It has no sexual side effects. 2-It helps stop cravings for sugar, alcohol, an... Read more » 1.6M 755 74   Is it annoying when your birth name is assumed to be shortened from another name? Like if your name is Alex, and people assume your name is Alexander? Do you play along with it? Frank Woodward, Eldest of five boys, elder of twins • Answered November 7, 2021 My sixth grade teacher was one of those old-school, super strict things on names and refused to call anyone by their nicknames. Now as a Frank, my name isn't short for Fran... Read more » 766K 2.4K 140   What is your favourite philosophical puzzle? Alexander Farrugia, Mathematics Senior Lecturer at University of Malta Junior College (2013-present) • Answered October 4, 2017 The Unexpected Hanging Paradox. Here's how it goes, in the words of the world-famous Martin Gardner, who passed away in 2010: A man is condemned to be hanged on Saturday. "Th... Read more » 689.2K 9.5K 100   How could Zefram Cochrane have made a warp drive engine if dilithium is needed to make one (as explicitly stated in Star Trek Discovery) and dilithium is not found on Earth, as shown by the need for so much off-Earth mining? Scottie Odom, Watched a lot of Star Trek and scifi in general • Answered February 2 Question: How could Zephram Cochrane have made a warp drive engine if dilithium is needed to make one (as explicitely stated in Star Trek Discovery) and dilithium is not fo... Read more » 351.4K 2.4K 133 Read more in your feed

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