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Top stories for Long   Gregory Rice, R.N., N.P. • Posted Nov 10 "I, DONALD J. TRUMP, do hereby grant a full, complete, and unconditional pardon to all United States citizens for conduct relating to the advice, creation, organization, execution, submission, supp... Read more » Another day, another scandal. 5.5K 2.1K   What is a great riddle that has no right answer? Hannah Yang, studied at Yale University (2018) • Updated April 8, 2017 The woman in front of you places two envelopes onto the table. One is labeled Envelope A, and one is labeled Envelope B. "Here's the deal," she says. "Each of these envelope... Read more » 1.8K 500   A Russian general said Russia will strike Britain. What happens if Russia wipes Britain out of the map? Daniel Wong • Answered January 15 Question : A Russian general said Russia will strike Britain. What happens if Russia wipes Britain out of the map? In Global Firepower index, Russia is ranked #2. Ukraine is... Read more » 3.7K 717   How common is homosexuality in the military? Jean-Marie Valheur, fascinated by it • Answered December 11 Historically speaking, it's a gay man's dream job. You are surrounded by a group of uniformed men. Most of them are young, fit, and in excellent shape. You engage in physica... Read more » 876 68   What programming languages seem to be fading out? Flavian Mwasi, Mobile App Developer • Updated September 13, 2018 These 11 programming languages have probably already sounded their death knell: Ada Named after English mathematician, Ada Lovelace, considered the first computer programmer,... Read more » 1.8K 194   What is normal in the United States that British find weird? Asked in His Majesty's Realms • Answered by Bradley Lansdale • November 26 I was recently in a bar in California with my 23 year old son. I was having a beer and he ordered a water. He was asked for ID and showed his UK driving licence which is ab... Read more » 3.9K 1.1K   Is Megan Fox really that pretty or do people overrate her appearance? Chris Charles, lives in Kent, UK • Answered December 14 She had a LOT of work done when she was young:- and had even more since:- Now she's got classic 'plastic face'. The thing is, pretty well every girl going under the knife now ... Read more » 372 89   Why can't the ISS take a picture of Earth and prove to the Flat Earth Society that Earth is not really flat? Mario Chanto, worked at Medical Device Industry • Answered April 15, 2018 A man walks into a diner, points to a jar filled with pickles and asks for "A jelly sandwich made with that jelly" the employee tries to explain that the content of the jar... Read more » 3K 339   SeeKen, Biologist at Biology (1997-present) • Posted Sep 14 My mom was the gate agent who closed the door to American Airlines Flight 77 before it left the gate on 9/11. Closing the door is a simple part of making sure flights leave safely and on time. Sh... Read more » 1.8K 33   Is the number .101001000100001… transcendental? Alexey Godin, Ph.D. Mathematics & Economics, Moscow State University (1998) • Answered December 2 This is a surprisingly difficult question and honestly there is not much of my work here. It is heavily based on a stackexchange result. I will put a link in the first comm... Read more » 115 8   What joke will make one burst into laughter for at least 30 seconds? George Velasco • Updated August 3 An older man walks into a bar and orders 3 shots of whiskey. He downs them all and then starts crying. The bartender asks if he's ok. He replies, "It's my 25th wedding anni... Read more » 4.9K 428   What is a brain teaser that is very short and extremely hard for adults? Tom Clement, Hopes he's aging gracefully and finally maturing a little bit. • Updated November 21, 2016 Three smart people are applying for a job. The employer devises a test. They are seated blindfolded in a room. A red hat is placed on each of their heads and the blindfolds... Read more » 2.2K 677 Read more in your feed

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Why can't an aircraft fly 2-3 m above the ground?

This question reminds me of a conspiracy theorist who told me that a plane could not have crashed into the Pentagon on 9/11 because it would have, just before impact, been flying five feet above…

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