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Top stories for Long   Do you agree with the contention that the United automobile Workers is responsible for the decline of Detroit? Tom Nault, CEO / President / COO / Founder / Board Member / Advisor • Answered May 19, 2024 Yes, absolutely, and it should be obvious as air. It's not just the unions but the automakers themselves. There are four things required to remain in balance to have a succ... Read more » 45 14   Why do people say bacon tastes good when they are literally eating a dead pig? Michelle F., Lawyer • Answered May 3 Because it tastes good. Just like eating beef (a dead cow) tastes good. Eating chicken (dead chicken) tastes good. Eating seafood and shrimp tastes good.... Read more » 871 82   How do I remove iodine in salt? It is naturally present in salts. It has antibiotic content. It prevents the growth of strong species from beneficial bacteria in fermented vegetables. Kííezen, studied Life • Answered April 29 Your premise is incorrect. Iodine isn't found in most salt naturally. It is added. They put it in to avoid goiter. Been doing so since the 1920s. You don't remove iodine fro... Read more » 1.7K 64   Is fire truck water drinkable? David Wayne, Strike Team Engine Boss • Updated August 2, 2022 Yes, no, maybe. I work in a municipal agency, which means 99.9% of the time our water comes from the same system as residential water, but it sits in the pipes of the hydran... Read more » 824 28   What is holding back evolution from being proven to be law? Why is this not a universally accepted part of nature? Where do the disagreements stem from? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered May 5 "Law" and "theory" don't mean the same thing, and don't mean what most non-scientists think they mean. A theory is not a guess. It's an explanation, supported by evidence, t... Read more » 299 10   Are we in the UK headed to see chlorinated chicken and modified beef on our shelves? Will the source of the food be known? Robert Hill, lived in Liverpool, UK (1984-2010) • Answered May 9 I was thinking about this the other day and something struck me. For American fresh produce to really be a threat to products sourced closer to home, then they either have t... Read more » 325 63   Can I pour boiling water down a PVC pipe? David Thomas, Professional Engineer, Civil, Alaska • Answered February 17, 2022 Yeah, probably. Normal limits are 120F / 50C for regular PVC (not CPVC). It gets pretty droopy at 140F / 60C. 212F / 100C is a lot hotter than that. But, you can often get aw... Read more » 1.2K 44   Is it possible to steal gold/dimonds while working on a mine? David W. Rudlin, former Director of International Markets at De Beers (2003-2012) • Answered November 17, 2024 Not impossible, but very, very, very unlikely. Most people working in a diamond mine will never SEE a diamond, much less be able to steal it. You have to process about 250 t... Read more » 307 24   What happens if you get seriously ill in countries with universal healthcare - are there really no costs? Neil Barnett, BA, PGCE from University of Sheffield • Updated May 5 When I crashed my motorbike in 1975, a letter came saying I had to pay for the ambulance because I was the driver involved. I wrote back saying I had crashed my own motorbi... Read more » 158   Is it justifiable for artists to feel offended if someone expresses dislike for their artwork? Why or why not? Michelle Gaugy, art gallery owner, author, art consultant • Answered January 27 Oxford Dictionary defines "justifiable" as: existing or done for a good reason, and therefore acceptable Therefore, I think there are two ways of answering this question. I b... Read more » 11 2   Why are garden veggies not found growing naturally in the wild? Why have I never seen tomatoes or found a patch of carrots at random? David Starnes, Remote Patient Management (2012-present) • Answered October 17, 2019 Tomatoes do grow wild. You just have to travel to Central or South America. They were everywhere. Indeterminate tomatoes can reach very, very long lengths. Then, poof. Even... Read more » 121 9   Why are vacuum tubes huge in size? Bob Myers, Electrical Engineer, Technologist, and Tech Geek • Updated December 13 Vacuum tubes are much larger than their modern-day equivalents (transistors) for two reasons: Especially in the early days of their development (starting right around the tu... Read more » 42 Read more in your feed

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