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The Faroes are a set of islands that lie in the Norwegian Sea north of Great Britain. The people there are of Danish descent and have been there for centuries. They have a historical population …

Top stories for Long   What would life be like on an island where no one is vaccinated? What challenges and risks would people face there? Steven Haddock, studied at York University • Answered May 1 The Faroes are a set of islands that lie in the Norwegian Sea north of Great Britain. The people there are of Danish descent and have been there for centuries. They have a ... Read more » 2K 74   How has JD Vance been able to freelance on decisions without checking with Donald Trump? I Ain't Scared of You Haters • Answered September 30, 2024 When MAGATs realize Don OLD-ASS-trump's campaign is funded and run by the mega-billionaire PAC who's paying trumps legal fees, and positioning jerk dick vance to be preside... Read more » 1.4K 29   I have a 3.6 cumulative GPA and a 1080 SAT. I want to go to college for mechanical engineering. What should I do in my senior year? I'm a junior. Joshua Gross, Faculty member who has been part of admissions processes • Answered May 2 Look, I'm going to be honest with you: the odds of you making it as a mechanical engineer are slim. You sound a lot like me: entirely unprepared for the rigors of a college... Read more » 302 39   Are the programs we see in movies about hackers and hacking actually functional or just CMD green texted random letters/terminals? How do they make these look like actual hacking software? Vladislav Zorov, Lead Software Engineer @ Amusnet Interactive • Answered July 13, 2024 Some are random, some are not - depends on how important this is to the movie, and whether they've hired good consultants. For example, in "The Matrix Reloaded", when Trinit... Read more » 1.8K 66   What's the best way to skim off the foam when making chicken stock, and why should I do it? Martin Bayer, Chef (1994-present) • Answered May 4 The foam has always been explained as being impurities extracted from the bones while they cook. Every chef will use those exact words and offer no greater explanation, bec... Read more » 224 17   Do most conversations follow a predictable pattern? Jean-Marie Valheur, interpersonally interacted a time or two • Answered April 23 An anecdote about Arthur Schopenhauer always struck me as rather telling. The notoriously pessimistic philosopher would always dine at a local diner frequented by military ... Read more » 996 62   Why did nature never develop a natural predator for humans? Francis, Fairly numerate. It helps. • Answered April 11 Because animals aren't normally suicidal and homo sapiens (including neanderthals and other cousins), the humans of the past 250,000 years, have objectively broken tradeoff... Read more » 2.8K 137   Why might asphalt be preferred for roads with lots of underground utilities? Ciro Pabon, B.S. Civil Engineering & Highway Engineering, Universidad La Gran Colombia (1984) • Answered May 8 It's not. The idea of building underground utilities under pavement to damage pavement every time an utility needs maintenance is a bit medioeval. It is preferred to dig util... Read more » 230 25   What are some of the companies coming to America because of the tariffs? Cathy Cooper, political activist and researcher • Answered April 28 Haha. Trump is such a POS. The other day he was asked by the media if he was, indeed, in talks with President Xi as he has claimed. He said that he has "talked with Xi seve... Read more » 1.6K 50   Why do new homes require arc fault breakers, they are so unreliable and nuisance trip every few days? Tim Lahr • Answered April 20 I am retiring as an electrical contractor owner next year after 35 years in business. I am so glad to be getting out of this business and it's directly the result if this l... Read more » 769 126   We don't have the DNA of dinosaurs, but we know that they're related to birds. How? Rebecca Aryal, PhD Medical Anthropology, Durham University (2013) • Answered April 24 Well, birds are fairly unique, very unique in fact. There is one characteristic possessed by birds and Only by birds. Flight? No. First, some birds are flightless. Second, b... Read more » 398 15   According to my husband, he doesn't have to celebrate Mother's Day with me because I'm not his mother even though we have a child🤷🏻‍♀️. What am I missing here? Is he right? Ultra Violet, Teacher at Public Education (1997-present) • Answered Sat I married one like that too. Know what? Just roll with his bullsh1t. Ultimately it means you don't have to do sh1t for Father's Day. Nor should you prompt or train your kid ... Read more » 35 7 Read more in your feed

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