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As the scandal with Elon Musk online alter-ego "Adrian Dittman" rages through X-Twitter, the tech mogul decided to buy some crypto and make a few $ million — he changed his handle to "Kekius Max…

Top stories for Long   Is Elon Musk self-destructing? Elena Gold, Media analyst • Answered December 31 As the scandal with Elon Musk online alter-ego "Adrian Dittman" rages through X-Twitter, the tech mogul decided to buy some crypto and make a few $ million — he changed his... Read more » 2K 243   Did the USA and Soviet Union ever actually clash in WWII? Shawn Mitchell, studied at Luther College • Updated April 18, 2017 Yes, the only recorded clash between the two superpowers, happened on the 7th of November 1944 , over the city of Niš, Yugoslavia. Whilst on their way to Belgrade from Niš ... Read more » 2.4K 145   How can beets improve blood circulation? Ken Saladin, Author, Anatomy & Physiology—The Unity of Form and Function • Updated August 30 Isn't it obvious? The blood is circulated by heartbeets, right? Okay, okay, I'll get all sciency about it. Some sources say beets are high in nitrates, which the body convert... Read more » 175 23   Can a judge change his mind after sentencing? Erik Sapp, Licensed Attorney, 2012-Present • Updated May 17, 2024 I saw it happen with one of my clients. My client was convicted of unauthorized use of a car. We'd taken it to trial and lost. (Case is still on appeal.) Client was out on b... Read more » 1.7K 80   What would happen if a small child bumped into Darth Vader or Darth Sidious? John Bambrook, Quoras lost Holocron • Updated March 11, 2020 Darth Vader and Darth Sidious have both bumped into small children, when they have been on their dark side rampages. During the great Jedi purge, directly after the Clone Wa... Read more » 5.5K 176   Is it safe to use old gas in a car that has been sitting for two years? Gary Westbrook, former Field Service Engineer (1976-1996) • Answered December 16 I've contributed this story before, long ago, probably in too much detail, so here is another version that is still too long. A copy editor would hand it back to me and say... Read more » 30 3   What was your most tragic emergency room experience as a police officer? Edward Wetta, former Police Officer (1983-2023) • Answered December 24 A 3 yr old little girl fell in family pool. Grandma was in wheelchair. My partner ( who had 5 kids) dove in and with all weight of uniform had to walk to shallow end with h... Read more » 532 6   What do you do when a waiter does not want to wait on you? Biglard Lagueyte, studied at Lycée Henri Bergson • Answered December 26 Ha, reminds me of a time when we were in Viveiro (Spain) with friends for a music festival. Before going to the festival in the afternoon one day, they wanted to taste the ... Read more » 272 6   Why aren't dingos just called dogs? Erika Slover, worked at The Walt Disney Company • Updated January 7, 2024 The simple answer: Because it's the type of dog / canine they are. Above: Australian Dingoes. The dingo is not originally native to Australia, but were introduced over 3500–4... Read more » 2.5K 84   What cases have you encountered where patients knew better than medical professionals about their treatment needs? Don Fallick, Retired • Answered December 28 I was injured in an industrial accident. On admission to the hospital, about 10:00 am, I told the admitting nurse that I was taking a particular drug for a chronic conditio... Read more » 1.7K 49   What makes Israeli airport security more effective than the TSA system? Jeff Chatterton, Communications Consultant to 7 Aviation Companies • Updated December 20 Having flown into multiple Israeli airports, I can say with authority "Israeli airport security is no joke." Period. It starts at check-in in Canada. (Canada, a land where we... Read more » 4.4K 377   Do you miss the programming in the 90's? If so, why? Kurt Guntheroth, Software Engineer for 40 years, author of book Optimized C++ • Updated September 25, 2020 Yeah, I totally miss the old days. The 1980s and early 1990s were mostly a golden age. The good things about programming in the 1990s: In the 1990s, the work-sixteen-hours-a-... Read more » 2.7K 143 Read more in your feed

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