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Well dear Geico doesn't do oil changes. United Health care is supposed to be providing health insurance. BIG difference. I am clever enough to not go to an insurance office to get the oil chang…

Top stories for Long   Blaming United Healthcare for medical costs is like blaming Geico for the cost of an oil change. Why are leftists so poorly informed? Angela Birch • Answered January 1 Well dear Geico doesn't do oil changes. United Health care is supposed to be providing health insurance. BIG difference. I am clever enough to not go to an insurance office ... Read more » 1K 46   Is there a Vietnam War film that glorifies it with zero anti-war sentiment? Jim Mowreader, US Army veteran • Answered July 24, 2023 No movie "glorifies" the Vietnam War. No movie SHOULD glorify it. Now for a Vietnam War movie that has no anti-war sentiment: Hamburger Hill. The writer of this film was Jame... Read more » 149 16   Why do we use turbines in power plants instead of engines, even though they have lower efficiency than engines? Matthew Storm • Answered January 12 I should start by saying that ALL thermal power plants use engines, as both steam and gas turbines ARE engines. Furthermore, gas turbines are even considered to be internal... Read more » 268 29   Why does the U.S. government spend so much on defense? Rodra Hascaryo, studied Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering at University of Illinois at Urba... • Answered September 24 Defense spending is a funny thing: People don't want to do it until it's probably too late. Maintaining a well-trained and well-equipped military is expensive. Making sure t... Read more » 1.3K 150   What was Blockbuster's strategy? Steven Haddock, Frequent movie goer and movie collector • Answered May 17, 2022 Instead of buying individual copies of the tapes and renting them out, Blockbuster used a revenue sharing model where they would essentially get tapes for free and share re... Read more » 913 36   What is the estimated time that America can survive without importing or exporting goods, such as oil, food, and goods? Brenton Harding, former foreign service officer. (1982-1986) • Answered December 12 The answer to this question is how long can the U.S. survive when energy supplies are shut down or subject to Donny's 25% duties? Canada is the largest energy supplier to th... Read more » 191 29   What's the biggest example of survivor bias most people don't notice? Colin Riegels, admitted as a lawyer in five countries • Answered January 3 There are many, but one which always bugs me personally is whenever a politician gets caught out trying to cover up something which was just mildly embarrassing the news me... Read more » 404 14   If I bought a new phone sealed and left it 100 years in sealed condition, will it turn on? Franklin Veaux, Technology enthusiast, mad engineer, and tech startup founder. • Answered February 12, 2020 Nope. Absolutely not. All batteries, including lithium ion batteries, self-discharge over time. Lithium ion batteries in smartphones typically self-discharge at a rate of 1–... Read more » 7.7K 132   How did the presidency affect the health of US presidents while in office? Angela Stockton, B.A. English & Journalism, University of Kentucky (1970) • Answered January 12 Franklin Roosevelt died in office from a cerebral hemorrhage. Some historians have theorized that when they met at Yalta, Stalin recognized how ill Roosevelt was. And no ma... Read more » 224 15   Is it possible for the US to acquire Greenland without causing tension with Denmark or resorting to military action? If not, what other options are available for the US to obtain Greenland? Dennis Manning, studied at Mineral Area College (2010) • Answered January 18 Trump sits down with Congress and suggests a deal that they realize is good so they authorize it. Trump offers this deal to Denmark, who realizes that annexing/selling Gree... Read more » 116 63   Is it safe to eat pickled goods if they've been opened and left out of the fridge for a few days? John Wegner, Earth citizen (1949-present) • Answered November 3 I shall answer your question with a photo. Only late in the last century did the pickle barrel disappear from delis and homes. The pickling process was done at room temperat... Read more » 834 79   How many countries with universal healthcare are in debt? Mats Andersson, Businessman at Language Industry (1991-present) • Answered January 9 All countries are in debt. Possibly excepting North Korea. There is no real connection to whether they have universal healthcare. Japan is the most indebted country, countin... Read more » 619 27 Read more in your feed

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