Are we even going to survive this Trump presidency?

Some of us will. Our reputation will lie in tatters. Our economy will almost certainly be smaller. Prices will be higher, so quality of living will drop. But that's the easy part of the forecas…

Top stories for Long   Are we even going to survive this Trump presidency? David W. Rudlin, Author of the Political Thriller, "Scandalous." • Answered March 28 Some of us will. Our reputation will lie in tatters. Our economy will almost certainly be smaller. Prices will be higher, so quality of living will drop. But that's the easy... Read more » 4.2K 713   What is the healthiest food we can eat? Tracy, studied History & Psychology at University of Washington (2017) • Answered March 25 Workers at a French bakery found that no matter how old they were, the skin on their hands was neither loose nor had age spots, and was even very tender and smooth. The rea... Read more » 2.1K 283   What makes a used home potentially better value than a new construction? Carlos Yanez, President, Acquisition, Planning, and Development (1982-present) • Updated Thu I'm a home builder. I have built some number over 4,000 homes and apartments. Mostly homes. I have never lived in a new home. My reasons are: I will not live under an HOA. I... Read more » 1.7K 90   Is it safe to stay overnight in parking lots of big box stores like Walmart or Costco with a car or RV? Steve Burns, Fulltime RV'er for eight years. Worked in RV industry. • Answered April 4 My partner and I were full-time Rv'ers for 8 years from 1986 to 1994 and stayed in many non-campgrounds. Twice I had someone knock on my door after dark that was not a cop.... Read more » 118 7   Why is it that we can eat beef steaks partially cooked (rare-medium rare), but not chicken, pork, or lamb in a similar way without getting food poisoning? Ira White, former Inspector in Charge at United States Department of Agriculture (1978-2011) • Answered March 24 I have inspected all four speicies on the slaughter line and I can say without a doubt that lamb has the most parasites of any animal I have inspected. One of the parasites... Read more » 2.4K 171   Does Danny DeVito have dwarfism, or is he just small? Jean-Marie Valheur, I, too, have a human physical appearance • Answered April 5 A dwarf is defined as a person whose stature is 4′10″ or less. Danny DeVito is exactly 4′10″ on the dot. But his height is not due to dwarfism but a more rare growth diseas... Read more » 4.2K 182   What qualifies Robert Kennedy Jr. to know anything about medicine? Ron, 40 years Relationship & Intimacy Therapy/Bioenergetics • Answered April 16 Nothing. It is important to note that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has a law degree but is not a physician and has no medical or public health training. Kennedy finished his underg... Read more » 17 2   Why don't companies just make everything in the US to avoid tariffs? Steven Haddock, B.A. in Political Science • Answered March 27 Okay, let's take a single example. This is nickel, a ferromagnetic metal. It's used in all sorts of applications from stainless steel to batteries to electroplating Now, Cana... Read more » 6.8K 553   Why does (almost) every horse farm also own a donkey or two? Mark Bishop, Owner of FastBuyHosting.com for over 12 years. • Answered March 13 Both of my parents grew up on dairy farms, where donkeys were a constant presence among the cows—offering companionship and protection. Of all their farm stories, the ones ... Read more » 4K 65   What are some technological inventions that were left behind? Sangram Sagar, Blogger, Content Writer • Answered March 8 1 – The GE alarm clock that was common in many people's homes: 2 – TV with a built-in VHS player: Almost always, the VHS broke and it was very expensive to fix everything. 3 –... Read more » 3.1K 204   How long will Americans and the government allow Mr. Trump and Elon Musk to destroy our country? Thomas B Walsh, Author, Blogger, and Retired Fortune 100 Executive • Answered March 14 I worked for three Fortune 100 companies over a span of thirty-six years. It was very challenging. Every couple years, there would be a big push to increase efficiency by c... Read more » 691 658   What is the worst thing about living in Mexico City? Dennis Watson, lives in Mexico City (2024-present) • Answered March 7 Just about everyone complains about similar problems, so what I say here probably won't come as a surprise to many people. Here are the worst things about living in Mexico C... Read more » 1.1K 136 Read more in your feed

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