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Top stories for Long   I peeled a big red potato, and I found the inside with a faint green tint, which I mostly peeled off. Is the little bit of residual green tint on it dangerous to me? EricT, Owner of CulinaryLore.com • Updated March 21 Oh, my Gosh. People seem to no longer be able to answer questions as they are asked. Here is the answer to your actual question: If you only ate a little bit of the green p... Read more » 374 15   What is it about matrices that makes them difficult? Alexander Farrugia, My PhD. thesis uses a lot of techniques from matrix theory. • Updated July 22, 2017 In my experience teaching matrices, students find matrices confusing because of the following unfamiliar properties: Matrices have zero divisors. Students are very well-acqu... Read more » 219 9   Why did China announce an investigation into PVH, the parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger? Asked in China Focus • Answered by Anita Keko • September 26, 2024 I'm really sorry to hear that. I like several brands under PVH, such as Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger. However, PVH's boycott of Xinjiang cotton is indeed a foolish act. X... Read more » 320 33   Who's one of the most accurately depicted psychotic movie characters of all time? Testified, Watched all of his mcu movies • Answered March 12 HANDS DOWN Anton Chigurh! This is one of the f*ked up movies you can ever watch. One of the most psychotic characters you'll ever see. Fun fact: like 100 psychiatrists had w... Read more » 1.9K 144   Why are performance reviews important? Ross, former Wizard • Answered October 8, 2019 They aren't. They are human resources pathetic attempt to remain relevant in today's corporate climate. You dont need to be a rocket scientist to realise if an employee Fits ... Read more » 311 17   I'm 52 years old and nobody will hire me. Why? Ultra Violet, Teacher at Public Education (1997-present) • Answered January 2 Because folks over 50 and mothers of young children are going to be the highest maintenance employees so employers dodge those 2 demographics like the plague. At 50 plus yo... Read more » 5K 1K   What was Stan Laurel like in real life? Filmcurator2025., Laurel and Hardy, Peter Sellers were masters of comedy. • Answered March 11 For one thing, the real Stan Laurel was about twenty times brighter than his on-screen character! I've read that he was something of a workaholic, usually staying at the Hal... Read more » 1.5K 54   Is the 5-year pill after breast cancer necessary? David Chan, MD from UCLA, Stanford Oncology Fellowship • Updated July 10, 2022 Taking 5 years of tamoxifen in premenopausal patients or 5 years of an aromatase inhibitor (anastrozole, letrozole, or exemestane) in post menopausal patients with ER posit... Read more » 173 26   A restaurant forgot to add my tip to my credit charge. The tip showed up a month later. Are they allowed to do this? Roy Dutch, former I'm a Chef and Cooked in Restaurants Over 30 Years • Answered February 24 A simple explanation would be, it was dumb luck Probably what happened was you paid your check and they ran your credit card, the server brought you the bill back so you cou... Read more » 335 27   Is Musk trying to ruin the country? Elena Gold, Media analyst • Answered February 27 Musk is trying to destroy the U.S. government system — and he's trying to do it fast, before enough people figure it out and stop him. Musk destroys the U.S. relationships ... Read more » 2.2K 187   Do any 9/11 survivors have pictures of the twin towers on fire from the inside? Alex J. Couture, works at Google • Answered April 4, 2016 Video content was much less prevalent in 2001. Cameras were larger, phones did not yet have the technology. and the technology required to share/distribute video was much m... Read more » 247 4   Why is Rolle's theorem described as trivial? Is it not equivalent to the completeness of real numbers? David Joyce, Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania (1979) • Updated March 15 It makes a lot of sense, and it's expected to be true, but it's not trivial. It is equivalent to the completeness of real numbers. Here's the statement of Rolle's theorem: I... Read more » 149 5 Read more in your feed

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