Considering that Clinton (who was a draft dodger), Obama and Biden (also a draft dodg...?

Biden was medically disqualified by a US Army physician when he showed up for his induction physical. The point is that he showed up, and the US Army said, "thanks, but no thanks." That's not a …

Top stories for Long   Considering that Clinton (who was a draft dodger), Obama and Biden (also a draft dodger) never served in the military, why the liberal obsession with Trump being a "draft dodger" (he wasn't)? Why the double standard? Karen Davis, Founder at Mean Old Mom's Club, SFV Chapter (1994-present) • Updated December 28 Biden was medically disqualified by a US Army physician when he showed up for his induction physical. The point is that he showed up, and the US Army said, "thanks, but no ... Read more » 7.3K 1.1K   What ruined your marriage? Kelly Schrock, Been to China... Once. • Answered December 2 I had an epic marriage, which went on for 36 years. We had a fantastic time. What ruined it? The weather was cloudy, the pavement was dry, there was a highway and an acciden... Read more » 7.1K 568   Will x86 ever be retired from desktop computer CPUs in favor of ARM? Joshua Gross, Associate Professor of Computer Science at CSUMB • Updated September 12, 2020 There's an old joke, "Intel put the backwards in backwards compatibility." Apple has switched the Mac processor architecture three times now: From Motorola 680x0 to PowerPC Fr... Read more » 1.3K 95   Was the B17 cockpit heated? How did pilots avoid frostbite at high altitudes? OakTeller, Knower of many things. • Answered December 16 Many had frostbite. It had a cabin heating system, pulled hot air off the engines using heat exchangers. But it was absolute garbage. At twenty five thousand feet, the air is ... Read more » 3K 104   I just sold my house a month ago and the new owner is complaining about plumbing issues, arguing I should be the one to take care of it. This is a month into her living there. Is this a reasonable request? Dee Jay, lives in Tuscaloosa, AL (2021-present) • Answered December 7 7 months after I sold my house, the new owners complained that they had termite problems. My real estate agent was a total pushover. Kept on saying they might sue you, plea... Read more » 606 81   Is anyone at MIT bad at math? Michael Dornbrook, studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Answered April 7, 2017 Before I got to MIT I considered myself very good at math. I found it quite intuitive, and got excellent SAT scores, etc. I've always been very good at doing calculations i... Read more » 5.3K 153   Louna • Posted Sep 19 Two old men are sitting in a bar. One looks at the other and says: " You look familiar… where are you from? " The second one replies: "Ireland."... Read more » 4.7K 172   Did Princess Diana suffer when she died? Janice Snyder, My expertise is British royals past and present but not GOT • Answered December 20 This is taken directly from her autopsy: A ruptured pulmonary vein and massive internal bleeding (hemorrhagic shock), despite initial reports of less severe wounds, with no ... Read more » 2.7K 503   Why hasn't Microsoft been able to solve the problem of Windows getting so slow after about a year of use? Steven, MBA Entrepreneurship, Babson College • Answered February 15, 2015 I too work for Microsoft and have been fixing PCs for fun since Windows 3.1 in the early 90's. I respond to friends' complaints of slow laptops by fixing them myself. They ... Read more » 689 84   Does marijuana use have to be chronic or all the time to have long lasting effects on addiction? Julie Nutter, works at Gardening • Answered October 20 OMG…I have to disagree with everything you said! First of all I'm 75…started smoking pot when I was 18…and I'm talking every waking hour of every single day! I smoked while... Read more » 1K 150   Who should not eat papaya? Mos Mets, Medical Practitioner (2021-present) • Answered November 30 Papaya is rich in carbohydrates, vitamins A, B1, B2, and C, as well as papain, organic acids, minerals like iron, calcium, potassium, and phosphorus. Consuming papaya can h... Read more » 433 23   If the police come to my door and ask to see my ID, do I have to show it? Derek Smith, Father of 6, grandfather of 14 and counting. • Updated December 14 Whenever police show up at your door, follow these rules: Rule 1: immediately start recording. Rule 2: don't answer the door. In fact, make sure it is locked. Rule 3: never ta... Read more » 2.8K 132 Read more in your feed

Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go.

Missing out on Quora emails? Be sure to add us to your primary inbox. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe. https://www.quora.com