Is monkey branching sign of narcissism?

Yes, monkey branching is an important sign of narcissism, or at least a strong indicator of narcissistic traits. Narcissists are known for it. I'm not sure if they have coined the term, but the…

Top stories for Long   Is monkey branching sign of narcissism? Melinda Hayes, lives in The United Kingdom • Answered November 11 Yes, monkey branching is an important sign of narcissism, or at least a strong indicator of narcissistic traits. Narcissists are known for it. I'm not sure if they have coin... Read more » 590 78   If you eat the THC oil raw out of a dab cartridge, will it give you a high? Luna Williams • Answered January 22, 2024 DO NOT FUCKING DO THIS. I took a toothpick and put as much wax I could on it. After 1 hour nothing, so I took another, 1 hour later I was starting to feel it but started to... Read more » 518 208   Why did some SS officers have a blank black patch on the right side of their collars, or was this just an error on the TV mini-series 'Generation War'? Alex Star • Updated January 17 Having an officer on a show about World War II with a blank collar tab on his right is not a costume error. It's a warning. That officer is not an ordinary soldier. He serve... Read more » 617 39   What is the strongest non-opioid pain medication? Michael Brevenson, studied at University of Birmingham • Answered January 5 The two non-narcotic pain medications that I have found to work the best may not be something your oral surgeon can prescribe in his office, although you can ask: One of the... Read more » 520 216   Why do Red Robin restaurants promote "bottomless fries" so much, only to get stingy about it when you actually go there and try to get refills? David Thomas, Nurse • Answered December 17, 2019 I used to be server at an undisclosed Red Robin location (about six years or so ago.) Our store was not unlike other stores and we were not at all equipped for bottomless f... Read more » 2.2K 199   What do you think happens when you close your eyes for the final time on Earth? Does everything go black immediately? Ferdinand Philips, Polyhistor (2007-present) • Answered January 8 Last year had heart surgery. A couple of days later, my heart stopped for 2 minutes and 55 seconds. And after that, coma for 8 days. I can tell you that even though I didn'... Read more » 1.8K 219   What makes a PhD degree harder than other degrees (master, bachelor's, etc.)? Raymond Shaw, PhD Psychology, University of Toronto (1990) • Answered January 16 High School: Take these classes, memorize what you are told to, reproduce it on tests. Bachelor's degree: Choose classes that meet requirements, memorize what you are told t... Read more » 55 5   Did the Columbia astronauts have any idea that something was seriously wrong during their mission, and how did they respond in those final moments? Alan Springett, former Physical Scientist/Risk Assessment/writer (1975-2023) • Answered January 5 What most people are unaware of, a crew member of the Columbia was filming onboard during the reentry. That video was only shared with the families and forensic staff. That... Read more » 1.3K 68   Are ICE agents immune from the Castle Doctrine? Cheryl Williams, B.S Legal Studies & Philosophy Minor Poli Comm • Answered December 16 No. Not unless they have a proper warrant. Two of them were killed by a Texas homeowner and no charges were filed. They came to the door and identified themselves as "polic... Read more » 2.5K 339   What is the cause of the common odor many senior citizens have (despite good hygiene)? Jan Heaton, former office manager retired, proud mum,and nanny • Answered June 22, 2024 My 2nd husband was 10yrs older than me, and I'm 71. He passed 6 yrs ago and my kids used to say he had "old persons" smell. He didn't shower every day as it was difficult f... Read more » 1K 158   Umair • Posted Sep 18 My girlfriend went to the Humane Society to see the dogs. A couple showed up to drop off a puppy even though they weren't yet open. The thought that he might be abandoned crushed her heart. She acc... Read more » 8.3K 516   I wrote a check for the full price of a car but it has been two years and the dealer never cashed the check. I have the title in my name with no lien on it. Can the dealer repossess the car? Bill Baldwin, Ph.D. Computer Science, Iowa State University (1983) • Answered December 6 I have two incidences that apply to this. I bought a car with a loan about 1983. About 1985, I moved out of town. I noticed the money I had in my banking account was slight... Read more » 622 24 Read more in your feed

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Is Turmeric bad for your kidneys?

For the last 2 to 3 years, I had been taking high doses of turmeric supplements. Yes, 1,500 to 2,000 mg every day, and, at times, even exceeding that because everyone was raving about its amazin…

Top stories for Long   Is Turmeric bad for your kidneys? Oscar Manderine, studied at Yale University • Answered January 19 For the last 2 to 3 years, I had been taking high doses of turmeric supplements. Yes, 1,500 to 2,000 mg every day, and, at times, even exceeding that because everyone was r... Read more » 306 37   Why is Windows 11 using 55% of my 12GB of RAM while doing nothing? Trausti Thor Johannsson, I love technology • Answered December 24 It caches a lot of operations like files and folders, icons and apps you just ran. This is why you can open up Word, quit it and if you start it again, it will load almost ... Read more » 90 17   Why is lettuce used in burgers/salad when it adds no value? Jim Campbell, former Professional Curmudgeon and Cranky Old Man • Answered January 3 I'm going on the assumption that your idea of lettuce is the much maligned Iceberg lettuce. In its defense I'm going to let you in on a little secret- Iceberg lettuce does ... Read more » 881 141   Is it true that humans are already no longer writing software code? Alan Mellor, Started programming 8 bit computers in 1981 • Answered January 14 Partly true, yes. Current LLM AI is good enough to treat as a pair programmer and under your direction, have it generate similar code to what we would enter in an IDE. It's n... Read more » 246 35   If you eat the THC oil raw out of a dab cartridge, will it give you a high? Luna Williams • Answered January 22, 2024 DO NOT FUCKING DO THIS. I took a toothpick and put as much wax I could on it. After 1 hour nothing, so I took another, 1 hour later I was starting to feel it but started to... Read more » 475 199   When a surgeon opens up a person with cancer, what does that cancer look like? Daisy H. Baker, lives in Canada • Answered October 8 My parents both worked as surgeons before we moved to Canada. My mom was operating on a young woman who was in for a surgery to remove some sort of cancer in her stomach. T... Read more » 4.1K 212   How did the "9/11 Surfer" survive his fall of 15 floors? Is there any scientific explanation? OakTeller, lives in New York, NY • Answered January 10 The surfer name is a joke thing for a nightmare. He is one of the luckiest men in history. There was no falling nicely in air - If he had, gravity would have smashed him fla... Read more » 7.2K 229   Geometry: What is the proof that all the angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees? Asked in MATHEMATICS MADE EASY • Answered by Philip Lloyd • May 1, 2022 When I teach that the angles of a triangle add up to 180 degrees I always do this little demonstration which every student always remembers! I make a general triangle, with ... Read more » 1.9K 119   VAL BALTASAR, Chef at Zsichuan (2017-present) • Posted Feb 11, 2025 Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum addresses Trump: "So, you voted to build a wall. Well, dear Americans, even if you don't understand much about geography, since for you America is your country and... Read more » 28.2K 5.9K   If a, b, c, and d are integers, then what 4-digit number ABCD satisfies the equation 4×abcd=dcba? Enrico Gregorio, Associate professor in Algebra • Answered December 23 First off, [math]a[/math] has to be even. On the other hand, if [math]a>2,[/math] then four times the four digit number [math]abcd[/math] would have five digits. Hence [math]a=2.[/math] Thus we are reduced to [math]4(2000+100b+10c+d)=1000d+100c+10b+2[/math] hence [math]4000+200b+20c+2d=500d+50c+5b+1[/math] and, after simplifying b... Read more » 29 1   I wrote a check for the full price of a car but it has been two years and the dealer never cashed the check. I have the title in my name with no lien on it. Can the dealer repossess the car? Bill Baldwin, Ph.D. Computer Science, Iowa State University (1983) • Answered December 6 I have two incidences that apply to this. I bought a car with a loan about 1983. About 1985, I moved out of town. I noticed the money I had in my banking account was slight... Read more » 585 23   Why are people getting upset about needing to buy new computers just to run Windows 11? Dave Haynie, Hardware Systems Engineer (Rajant + Commodore-Amiga + 20 years in startups) • Answered January 9 It's a combination of things. One is that Windows 10 is no longer supported. That means no improvements, no bug fixes, no security updates, etc. In short, it's increasingly... Read more » 455 143 Read more in your feed

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