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Top stories for Long   Can Americans just drive to Canada and use their free healthcare if they don't have insurance or have bad insurance in the states? Max Leggett, lives in Vancouver, BC • Updated December 12, 2022 My American girlfriend, living with me, cut herself by accident on a broken bottle, I put her in a cab to the nearest hospital. They stitched her up and presented a bill of... Read more » 3.7K 697   What is the sixth root of 729? Lucas Curtis, lover of numbers • Answered August 12 What is [math]\sqrt[6]{729}[/math]? We could easily turn to a calculator, but let's see if we can be clever about this. Let's look at the prime factorization. [math]729[/math] obviously isn't divisible by [math]2[/math], but i... Read more » 52 16   Is having homosexuals in the military a good idea? NH • Answered November 25 In basic. 1976. We had a trainee. Really big muscular dude. The drill Sargent's were going trainee to trainee asking why we joined the Army. Lots of standard answers. "I wan... Read more » 1.8K 297   Which form of alcohol is considered the worst for a human body: liquor, beer or wine? Daniel Brown • Answered February 7, 2021 As a current alcoholic and someone that has heavily drunk for intermittent periods but have varied my drinking substance, I feel it would be only to be able to answer with ... Read more » 7.5K 713   I'm peeing dark brown, basically looking like coffee. I think it's my kidneys. Are there any other symptoms my liver or kidneys do when they are shutting down? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered September 20 My girlfriend once had a patient who happened to a pee a dark, brownish and stinking liquid, which appeared to contain feces after further examination. It turned out that th... Read more » 1.5K 231   Why is USB-C necessary when the previous USB was adequate to accomplish everyday tasks? Alex Jauch, Author, the Kidd Incident. (2017-present) • Answered November 3 Actually, I have to admit that USB-C is better in almost every way to older USB standards. When the EU told Apple they had to have USB-C connections on phones, I was pretty ... Read more » 5.1K 310   Why is AC considered more efficient than DC? Eric Meier, Power Systems Engineer at ERCOT (2017-present) • Answered January 1, 2018 It's not. DC is more efficient than AC power and has lower line losses than AC lines. With AC, the current travels on the skin of the conductor while with DC, the current f... Read more » 1.2K 188   Sabina Voleckova, Geologist at Geology (2000-present) • Posted Feb 11 Last night, we went to Olive Garden for dinner. My mom, who is 79, decided to sit at the corner of the table where she felt more comfortable and had enough space if she needed to get up. When our f... Read more » 19.9K 887   Why is Windows 11 so unpopular? Why is everybody switching to Linux? IhrtJetsnteaching, Spanish, English, ESL teacher in public schools & college • Updated December 2 I know nothing about Linux, but I can address why Windows 11 may be so unpopular. I have a Windows 10 desktop and a Windows 11 laptop version of basically the same computer... Read more » 1.3K 201   How close did Hitler come to winning WWII? Thierry Etienne Joseph Rotty, former Central Planning at NATO • Answered March 22, 2024 Very, very close. In 1940, the Germans had just 12 U-Boats on station, 6 in British coastal waters, and 6 in the open sea (out of more than 100 boats). Had they just doubled ... Read more » 1.1K 284   Is Donald Trump as beloved around the world as he is in the US? Angela Stockton, B.A. English & Journalism, University of Kentucky (1970) • Updated November 26 Here's a statistic I'll bet will come as news to you: Donald Trump has run for president three times, in 2016, 2020 and 2024. On Election Day in each of those years, he nev... Read more » 10.7K 688   Using algebra, can you solve: [x + 1] ^4 + [x + 5] ^4 = 82? Enrico Gregorio, Associate professor in Algebra • Answered September 11 Start by substituting [math]y=x+3,[/math] so the equation becomes [math][y-2]^4+[y+2]^4=82[/math] Now there's a problem: do you mean "integral part" or the brackets [math][\,\dots\,][/math] are to be interpreted just as standard parentheses? Never m... Read more » 34 1 Read more in your feed

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