Why do European people stop travelling to the USA?

I once landed on a Royal Air Force Tristar (with Royal Air Force printed on the side of the aircraft) in Bangor, Marine. We were en route to Nellis AFB for exercise red flag. As we left the airc…

Top stories for Long   Why do European people stop travelling to the USA? Paul Hodgson, former NCO at Royal Air Force (1988-2007) • Answered December 7 I once landed on a Royal Air Force Tristar (with Royal Air Force printed on the side of the aircraft) in Bangor, Marine. We were en route to Nellis AFB for exercise red fla... Read more » 985 86   How come there are no more bank robberies? Justin Roth, Award-Winning Home Cook • Answered November 12 So. I've worked at a bank as an assistant branch manager (oddly, we didn't have a branch manager at the time). Our tellers were "supposed" to have only $10k in their drawers... Read more » 281 6   Are Americans going to go out of their way to use import substitutes when tariffs bite? Steven Haddock, B.A. in Political Science • Answered November 26 So let's look at modern trade and how the U.S. is going to deliberately screw itself over here. There is no one country that manufactures everything they need. It's impossib... Read more » 2.9K 389   What is the difference between vinegar and sour wine? Notorious Raspberry • Answered December 15 From a linguistic point of view? Nothing. That's what vinegar means. Vinegar is from the French word for sour wine or "vin aigre" or "vinaigre" if it's written out properly.... Read more » 856 35   In movies, are the scenes that take place in courtrooms/law offices similar to what really happens? Brian Overland, Author of a new novel, "Trumpeter Swan" a courtroom drama • Answered December 14 My late Dad practiced law for well over half a century, and we watched a number of movies together over the years, including "The Verdict" and "My Cousin Vinny" (two of the... Read more » 265 26   Why is gold so rare in nature? Karl Jansson, Science Guy • Answered May 29, 2022 Gold is very difficult to produce to start with, hence it is rare for that reason. It can be produced in neutron star mergers or super nova explosions. Gold is also very hea... Read more » 5.5K 138   What is the attitude of Ukrainians towards Russians? Elena Gold, Media analyst • Answered April 29, 2024 This 98-year-old woman walked 10 km with a cane and a stick, to reach the Ukrainian-controlled territory from the settlement of Ocheretyne in Donetsk region, captured by Ru... Read more » 4.4K 79   If US health insurance is so bad, why doesn't a company based in another country like Australia set up business there and outcompete them? Colin Riegels, admitted as a lawyer in five countries • Answered December 14 I don't think the problem is because American insurance companies are just bad at their job. there are lots and lots of insurance companies in a highly competitive market a... Read more » 187 35   What is your one controversial opinion that is going to make most people mad? Jean-Marie Valheur, as fascinated with humans as Steve Irwin was with crocodiles • Answered December 4 Lets go with something actually controversial for a chance. But the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, one of UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, was fatally shot in New York… I believe... Read more » 7.8K 1.2K   What impresses you the most about smart city technologies in China, such as cashless payments or AI-powered services? Kanthaswamy Balasubramaniam, Son working in Shanghai and living in Hangzhou • Answered December 17 What if you lose your phone? Or your phone gets switched off? No problems You can use your PALM scan to make payments, withdraw money, transfer money and go by the local metro... Read more » 464 62   Do you expect the acceptable range between the posted speed limits and the actual average speed of vehicles traveling on the highways will decrease over the next 40 years? Tomaž Vargazon, Practicing atheist • Answered December 2 Yes, I think the vehicle speed will decrease over the next 40 years. Sections of the German Autobahn limit the speed to 1,079,252,848.8 km/h or 674,533,030.5 mph The reason f... Read more » 399 99   Can you suggest some lesser-known World War II era fighter planes that were produced in large numbers for domestic use only? Matthew Knight • Updated December 17 We all know the Fairey Battle. We all know its reputation. Ready for a bit of a shock? Because not only was there a bomber version, there was a fighter version. A naval figh... Read more » 2.1K 111 Read more in your feed

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