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Top stories for Long   Can I carry my smart TV to the US? I am shifting to the US from India. Peter Kerrigan, amateur urban anthropologist. • Answered March 3, 2018 Just. Don't. To use the uniquely US English slang expression, this would be number one with a bullet of things not to bring with you. Sell it in India, or even better, give... Read more » 203 14   What strategies have proven most effective in religious debates? Franklin Veaux, Fan of direct communication. • Answered January 17 After my first year at uni, I got a job at McDonald's. Got woken one fine morning by some Mormon missionaries, who arrived at my doorstep with a newly converted couple they... Read more » 1.6K 91   What are some of the most realistic World War II films? What sets them apart from other films about the same topic? Jay Bazzinotti, Interested in what drives men to fight in a losing situation. • Answered January 16 I would imagine "realistic" is in the eye of the beholder. From my dad's point of view, the war was hours of boredom separated by moments of stark terror. You really never ... Read more » 187 29   Why did Tom Petty's family send Donald Trump cease and desist over the use of "I Won't Back Down"? John Cate, Freelance Public Relations Specialist, Bethel, NC • Updated December 18 Musicians, or their estates, if they're dead, quite often send letters of this nature to politicians who use their music in their campaigns. In most cases, it's just virtue-... Read more » 215 12   What is the most blatant case of corruption you witnessed in the education system? Matthew Bates, Father, Husband, Teacher • Answered January 6 This is something I've written about before on Quora. And the emphasis in this answer is on the "blatant" part of the question. The most egregious corruption almost certainl... Read more » 1K 38   Why has nobody invented a machine that takes room temperature air, extracts the heat energy, and outputs cold air and electricity? Seems like there's a lot of free energy out there, right? Brandon R., contributor at ScienceGrok.com • Updated January 6 Why has nobody invented a machine that takes room temperature air, extracts the heat energy, and outputs cold air and electricity? Entropy. You start with room temperature ai... Read more » 727 79   Were there any presidents who had secret medical procedures while in office? If so, who and why? Guy D. McCardle, 20+ years as a Board certified Infection Prevention Practitioner • Answered May 13, 2021 This wasn't a medical procedure per se, but a medical condition that a president acquired in an unusual way while in office. Teddy Roosevelt has always been known as a rough... Read more » 11.4K 144   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 » 139 77   Is the USA a secular country? Ernest, lived in The United States of America (1966-1999) • Answered January 2 The government is, nominally, except for certain symbolic acts like putting "In God We Trust" on the currency. Look up the Lemon Test. This is a Supreme Court mandated test... Read more » 21   Almost every government bond has a negative return, yet governments issue bonds for billions. Why would anyone buy these? Steven Haddock, LL.B. degree, 25 years in litigation, administrative law, collections, bankrupty... • Answered May 26, 2020 Say you're this guy For the record, that's H. Ross Perot, Sr. A few days ago, you were the largest single shareholder of General Motors Corporation. However, it's not working... Read more » 5K 135   What single object, if sent back 200 years in time, would have the most profound effect on the world? Robert Wade Bess, lives in Appalachia (1958-present) • Answered January 7 Barbed Wire I'm purposely selecting something for which the technology existed in 1825 to produce it, yet it wouldn't be invented for another half century. Had Joseph Glidden... Read more » 2K 39   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 15 Read more in your feed

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