Ford shuts down $5.8 billion Kentucky battery plant, just 4 months after it opened, an...

Ford shuts down $5.8 billion Kentucky battery plant, just 4 months after it opened, and moves it to Canada! We're used to hearing about the Detroit-3 automakers shutting down plants in Canada,…

Top stories for Long   Yousuf Khan, Red-pilled political doomsayer & realist • Posted Feb 19 Ford shuts down $5.8 billion Kentucky battery plant, just 4 months after it opened, and moves it to Canada! We're used to hearing about the Detroit-3 automakers shutting down plants in Canada, movi... Read more » 869 130   What is the funniest joke you've been told that you still think about to this day? Nick Thompson • Updated January 4 An Irishman goes to a building site in London and asks the foreman if he can have a job. "Are you Irish?", said the foreman. "Well sor, that I am", replied the Irishman. "W... Read more » 3.4K 182   Why do Mexican mothers feed their children so much that they get fat? Martin Bayer, Chef, CDM, CFPP (1994-present) • Answered September 9 Not long ago I was in 7–11 getting a bottle of water. A young guy came in with his two kids. They were all overweight. The guy and his son bought soda and his daughter grab... Read more » 4.5K 415   Why is GIMP so much worse than Photoshop while Wireshark is open source and there is no better commercial tool for that purpose? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered November 5, 2023 Because a computer programmer cannot write a program like Photoshop. It's not possible. In fact, a team of computer programmers cannot write a program like Photoshop. Compute... Read more » 2.8K 310   Why do Egyptologists continue to denounce the Exodus as fictional despite the amount of archaeological evidence? Keith Levkoff, Technology Guru at Emotiva Audio (2011-present) • Answered January 22 I hate to sound like a "me too"… However, the reason Egyptologists, as well as other archaeologists, continue to say that the exodus appears to be fictional is that there is... Read more » 1.1K 526   How does Liv Tyler keep getting movie deals? Water, H2O • Updated December 26 She was drop dead gorgeous in her prime. She used to look magnetically angelic. She is not the usual Hollywood beauty but looks quite different. In gorgeousness and among t... Read more » 1.5K   If we lived on a planet the size of the sun, would we have already explored the whole planet? Max Williams, Armchair physicist with a love for explanation and argument • Updated January 27, 2019 Original question: "If we lived on a planet the size of the sun, would we have already explored the whole planet?" I'm going to answer this tweaked version: "If we lived on ... Read more » 2.4K 243   Why are switches connected to the neutral wire and not to the live wire? Chris Muir, Plumbing and Electrical Pro at Lowe's (2016-present) • Answered February 11 Interesting story: When I was a young boy, my father wired up a light and a switch over the stairs to the basement, but when he tried to switch it on, it promptly tripped t... Read more » 698 84   If Puerto Ricans are US citizens and can freely move to the US mainland, why don't more of them do so? Kurt Guntheroth, Software Engineer and Writer • Answered January 31 At 8 AM today, it was 76 degrees in San Juan Puerto Rico. In Minneapolis, it was 0 degrees. I think that might have something to do with it. Most Puerto Ricans speak Spanish... Read more » 1.6K 252   If complex numbers work so well, why can't we just keep adding dimensions and make them work the same way? Terry Moore, M.Sc. Mathematics, University of Southampton (1968) • Updated Thu If complex numbers work so well, why can't we just keep adding dimensions and make them work the same way? William Rowan Hamiltion spent 20 years trying to add one more dime... Read more » 93 9   What is your most loved joke ever? Even if you remember it now, you can't control your laughing. I'm not Owning This Comment, I come from crazy. • Answered June 4, 2023 Dark night, dead of winter up in the Orkney Islands. Angus' wife is huge pregnant, and is ready to give birth. "Go fetch the doctor, Angus!" She sees him off, and away he go... Read more » 1.2K 83   Donald Trump has a degree from Wharton. If he is a bad POTUS, why does he have such a prestigious degree? Dave Bede, lives in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (2015-present) • Answered February 2 Word to the wise among Trump supporters (if there are any): You really, really, really do not want to draw attention to his association with Wharton. Here's why: He was only... Read more » 6.2K 502 Read more in your feed

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Is 8 beers a day harmful?

Yes. I had a habit of 3–4 every day, and 8–10 at weekends with rum or Prosseco in the mix. Between the age of 20–30 there was not much perceivable damage. But mentally I had built myself to bel…

Top stories for Long   Is 8 beers a day harmful? Jo Thompson, lives in London • Answered January 17, 2020 Yes. I had a habit of 3–4 every day, and 8–10 at weekends with rum or Prosseco in the mix. Between the age of 20–30 there was not much perceivable damage. But mentally I had... Read more » 290 67   I just saw an illegal Puerto Rican server at a restaurant. As an American, do I have the right to call ICE to deport him back to his country? Eliner, Artist (1967-present) • Updated Wed AHH! Where does one even begin with this level of ignorance? Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States. It is not a separate country. The President of Puerto Rico is t... Read more » 9.5K 1.3K   If the HIV virus can only survive around 30 seconds when exposed to air, why do we say we can catch it from a needle that has been on the ground for hours? Nikkita Jamelson, studied at University of Toronto • Answered February 3 I was involved in harm reduction for about five years, and one of the most popular arguments I would hear from IV drug users was exactly this. They would say that the virus... Read more » 533 35   If SSDs are much better than HDDs, why are companies still improving the technologies in HDDs (i.e., HAMR, HDMR, etc.)? Andrew Lane, Used computers for 30+ years, done some formal education. • Updated March 15, 2020 SSDs maybe much better than HDDs when it comes to access speeds, read/write speeds and I/Os per second but HDDs still have one area where they blow SSDs out of the water. T... Read more » 4.6K 385   Basketball by RJ, Longtime NBA fan • Posted Jan 17 Michael Jordan is already quitting NBC. And I don't blame him for quitting. He can do whatever he wants. But this whole process is genuinely hilarious. Let me get this straight. NBC paid Jordan 20 mi... Read more » 421 102   Why did the Soviet Union never attempt a crewed Moon landing despite being ahead in the early Space Race? Kevin Miller • Answered January 28 Here is the secret that was kept hidden behind the Iron Curtain for twenty years: The Soviet Union did attempt to send a crew to the Moon. They tried desperately. They faile... Read more » 3.8K 226   Why did Bill Murray hire a deaf personal assistant on the set of Groundhog Day? Alisdair Mans Cornwell, Copywriter | Cannabis & CBD Writer | Travel Nut | Quora Nerd • Answered August 6, 2021 Bill Murray's decision to hire a deaf personal assistant on the set of Groundhog Day was due to growing resentment between him and the production team. He hated working on ... Read more » 8.9K 535   Why is C faster than C++? Sid Wanderleaf, knows English • Answered February 9 To the extent it is, it's because of classes. More specifically, dynamic polymorphism (any time "virtual" enters the picture). They were great for the 1980s and '90s; but by ... Read more » 158 13   If complex numbers work so well, why can't we just keep adding dimensions and make them work the same way? Terry Moore, M.Sc. Mathematics, University of Southampton (1968) • Updated Thu If complex numbers work so well, why can't we just keep adding dimensions and make them work the same way? William Rowan Hamiltion spent 20 years trying to add one more dime... Read more » 93 9   Can Iran crush Israel in a land war? Mike Chang, lives in New York, NY • Answered October 16, 2023 Israel is very well equipped and has 400,000 troops that it can mobilize. They will probably keep 100,000 troops guarding Israel and can send the other 300,000+ to confront ... Read more » 1.2K 193   If someone is "banned" from all Walmarts, how does Walmart know when the "banned" person enters the store? Do they have facial recognition technology or just go by recognition? Knot Knowbody, I prolly got close to 50 mugshots over the years. • Answered January 29 I was banned for life from all Wal Mart locations for shoplifting. This was around 2000 or 2001. I was going into that same store a month later. Have never once in my entir... Read more » 587 182   Why do road bikes still have double front chainrings even with the advances in rear sprocket technology? Robert Sheidler-Lopez, Avid road cyclist with 3-6,000 miles per year for over 25 yr • Answered February 15 That is a valid question and use of single front chainrings for road bikes is starting to get wider acceptance. What has changed to make this possible is the development of... Read more » 14 2 Read more in your feed

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