Who is the most dangerous leader today?

This is Larry Fink. He's a guy most people have never heard of, and that's entirely on purpose. While he may not be super well-known, he's the CEO & Founder of what may be a company that quite …

Top stories for Long   Who is the most dangerous leader today? Crantzer, Writer of many things • Answered September 25 This is Larry Fink. He's a guy most people have never heard of, and that's entirely on purpose. While he may not be super well-known, he's the CEO & Founder of what may be a... Read more » 4.2K 439   What is the pettiest notice you've received from your Homeowners Association? Alan Humason, studied at Westfield High School • Answered June 4, 2023 I once recieved a citation from my HOA, telling me that I was in violation of a particular statute, rule 14.3, or some such thing, with an attached photograph of a meter-lo... Read more » 3.5K 179   Where do U.S. naval officers live when they are at sea on a carrier or destroyer? Do they have private cabins? If so, do they ever sleep in the same place twice while deployed over long periods of time? Will, former Naval Officer (1978-2005) • Answered November 30, 2023 When I was an LT, I was Navigator on an LPD and had my own room - with a couch that folded down into a bed. This was also my office. On the other ships I served on from En... Read more » 668 23   What is the funniest joke you've been told that you still think about to this day? Asked in Human Psychology Facts • Answered by John Marino • August 29 A man was at the Metropolitan Museum of Art fashion night and spotted an elderly woman, very thin and wearing a ginormous diamond pendant around her neck. The man was so in... Read more » 1.5K 60   What is an open secret in your profession that we regular folk don't know or generally aren't allowed to be told about? Charles S., Former mathematician, current patent lawyer • Answered May 10, 2020 A large number of lawyers engage in what, euphemistically, is called "value billing." More bluntly, it's called mail fraud. Here's the idea: You're a lawyer, and a prospecti... Read more » 2.2K 110   Has the TSA provided a reason for placing former US House of Representative and US Army Reserve officer Tulsi Gabbard in the "Quiet Skies" program, a suspected terrorist watchlist? Pamela Bruce, B.S., MBA Production Management & Management (1992) • Answered August 18 Tulsi Gabbard had an "SSSS" designation on her boarding pass. That does not mean you are on a terror watch list. Any person at any time can get that designation. If you hav... Read more » 241 24   The E Jean Carroll case is so blatantly meritless and politically-motivated. How has such an egregious abuse of the rule of law been allowed to happen in America? David Johnston • Answered September 6 There is a long history of "he said/she said" cases when it comes to sexual assault. She almost always loses in criminal court when she's claiming that she was raped and th... Read more » 78 27   If a horse falls on your leg(s), is it as painful as it is portrayed in the movies? Lara • Answered January 6, 2018 I had this happen to me. Many moons ago. I was team penning on a younger horse that while not green broke, was still not fully trained. She enjoyed chasing cows, like a cat ... Read more » 69 4   When arriving at a restaurant at your appointed reservation time and being told there will be a 20-minute wait, how do you respond? Kevin Berchelmann, Founder & CEO at Triangle Performance, LLC (2003-present) • Answered November 12, 2023 "No worries, and thanks for letting us know. Where's the best place to wait, and will you come get us or should we listen for our name?" Then you wait 20 minutes. When they c... Read more » 210 29   Are older medical textbooks better? Wilk Dedwylder, former Retired emergency physician • Answered December 19, 2023 By the time a medical textbook is published, it's obsolete. Older texts are very much more obsolete. I got a lot of amusement going through some of my grandfather's texts. (... Read more » 39 12   Trump said: "I'm the President of the United States. Don't ever talk to the President that way." What is the perfect response? Asked in Done with the Bullshit? • Answered by Progmatist • October 4, 2023 Barbara Walters interviewed Iraq's Saddam Hussein in the run up to the first Gulf War. Saddam complained about US comedians making fun of him, asking how Americans would li... Read more » 10.2K 1.3K   How were large age-gaps between married couples seen in Jane Austen's era? What were acceptable gaps and what were frowned upon? Alex Calet, BA Hons History, University of Sheffield (1998) • Answered September 7 It was extremely unusual for a woman to marry a man younger than herself. This was because a woman was expected to marry at an age at which a man was typically not even yet... Read more » 51 7 Read more in your feed

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