Do you think Elon Musk ruined Twitter?

He didn't, really. Twitter was incredibly partisan before he took over — in favor of left-leaning views. Even as someone who isn't fond of Elon Musk one bit, I am not going to sugarcoat it and l…

Top stories for Long   Do you think Elon Musk ruined Twitter? Jean-Marie Valheur, Tweeted a bit back in the day • Answered January 21 He didn't, really. Twitter was incredibly partisan before he took over — in favor of left-leaning views. Even as someone who isn't fond of Elon Musk one bit, I am not going... Read more » 583 195   Why is Miracle Whip called salad dressing? Martin Bayer, Chef (1994-present) • Answered June 13, 2022 Miracle Whip was invented by Kraft Foods during the Depression. It is a cheaper form of mayonnaise that is thickened with corn starch. Mayonnaise is an emulsion of oil and e... Read more » 1.4K 145   Why were the Nazis so good at science yet believed in absurdities like racial hygiene? Tomaž Vargazon, Practicing atheist • Answered July 29, 2024 You're mistaking Germans for Nazis. This graph shows the share of Nobel prizes won by country of origin. You can clearly see Germany was at the forefront of science and tech... Read more » 2.3K 136   How is it legal for State Farm to drop 70% of the clients in Pacific Palisades? Kevin Douglas, Interested in US Politics • Answered January 13 How is it legal for State Farm to drop 70% of the clients in Pacific Palisades? Because these companies couldn't afford not to drop them. Overview The very basic and oversimpl... Read more » 796 135   Why is π^3 so close to being an integer? Does π^n ever come this close to being an integer again? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. • Answered March 23, 2021 There's no particular reason why [math]\pi^3[/math] is relatively close to an integer ("relatively close" can be quantified in various ways – it is, indeed, a bit of an outlier). At lea... Read more » 764 58   What is NASA's goal in sending humans to Mars despite the lack of life or water on its surface? Mike Morton, Diver, Gamer, Software developer, Science enthusiast • Updated November 5 I think Mars was never NASA's primary goal. Or Elon Musk's. The Belt is. Especially this one part of the Belt: The Psyche asteroid is worth quadrillions of USD in rare and pre... Read more » 3.1K 186   What happens if, upon being arrested for suspicion of DUI, you are taken back to the station to get your BAC tested, but the test ends up proving you have 0% BAC? Will the cops give you a free ride back to your towed car and pay for your tow fees? Cameron Rich • Answered November 6 Well, when it happened to me… the cop started on about narcotics, initially. It was well after dark and I had 2 spotlights + all the red and blue LEDs working double time t... Read more » 461 30   Is coding really boring and hard? Richard Muller, Author "Now - the Physics of Time" (Norton 2016), Prof Physics UC Berkeley • Updated August 14, 2017 Coding is the ultimate computer game. It is you vs. the computer. You are trying to enslave it, to get it to do exactly what you want it to do. It resists in every way poss... Read more » 17.3K 167   How do the Amish keep food cold without electricity? Chris Williams, lives in Pittsburgh, PA • Answered January 24 We had Amish move into a home next door about ten years ago, and so they are only about 1/2 mile away. They had been saving up their money for a preconstructed ice house, w... Read more » 1.6K 128   What do you think of Pete Hegseth being confirmed as the Secretary of Defense? Roland Bartetzko, Logistics in Ukraine (2022-present) • Answered January 26 If you think this guy is the most incompetent person for this job, you haven't heard of our former German Defense Minister, Christine Lambrecht. This woman was a national em... Read more » 2.1K 281   Why is there a shortage of eggs right now? Steven Haddock, LL.B. degree, 25 years in litigation, administrative law, collections, bankrupty... • Answered January 29 Eggs are laid by chickens. There is no way to avoid this. You cannot just make an "egg factory". Chickens are living things. They must be hatched. The males must be culled a... Read more » 858 92   Why did Harrison Ford become such a movie superstar post-Star Wars despite limited acting range, while co-stars Hamill and Fisher simply faded away? Jon Mixon, Well over 13,000 movies by now. • Updated January 10, 2022 Question: Why did Harrison Ford become such a movie superstar post-Star Wars despite limited acting range, while co-stars Hamill and Fisher simply faded away? While I have t... Read more » 5K 80 Read more in your feed

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