Did Xi Jinping’s daughter go to a university in America?

Xi Mingze(习明泽) graduated from Hangzhou Foreign Language School and Zhejiang University Foreign Language School with a major in simultaneous translation. The United States is an English-speaking …

Long's Digest   Top Stories For You   Did Xi Jinping's daughter go to a university in America? CaiLei, lives in China (1975-present) • Updated November 30 Xi Mingze(习明泽) graduated from Hangzhou Foreign Language School and Zhejiang University Foreign Language School with a major in simultaneous translation. The United States i... Read More » 62.9K 258 37   A friend was rejected at UCLA, UCSD, and UCSB but was accepted at UC Berkeley EECS with the same application. How is this possible? Konstantinos Konstantinides, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles • Updated February 26, 2019 I am not surprised with the UCLA rejection, it is actually common, but the UCSD rejection is indeed strange but not uncommon. Only the UCs admissions know, but one can guess... Read More » 1M 312 62   During Alexander the Great's time, he introduced smooth shaven faces and insisted his own and that of his army be kept in this condition. Why was this? Alexandros Megas, Doctorate in Quality Systems • Updated November 13 Beards were a weak point for fighters in close contact combat. Dorian Spartans, a military group, by law required of all Spartan fighters had their heir long combed with cle... Read More » 129.8K 354 26   How serious is the Chinese military's lack of experience? Amir Abella, . (1900-present) • Updated November 30 China's Military as of now lacks experience. That is no surprise… The last major war they fought with Vietnam had mixed results. The last major war they won was the Sino-In... Read More » 78.6K 569 127   I'm a jobless PhD, what should I do to earn good? Joshua Gross, Has conducted research on matching talent to jobs • Answered September 24 While this is a generic question, the person who asked me is a parasitologist. Let's start with some basic assumptions: You have completed your PhD You have explored academic ... Read More » 626.4K 283 15 Read More in Your Feed

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What scientific photos are hard to believe but are indeed real?

Using a few images, I hope to demonstrate something that many people—especially young people—just don't seem to believe will ever happen to them. I'm talking, of course, about noise-induced hea…

Long's Digest   Top Stories For You   What scientific photos are hard to believe but are indeed real? A. Peterson, Neuroscientist who studies the auditory system • Updated October 27, 2019 Using a few images, I hope to demonstrate something that many people—especially young people—just don't seem to believe will ever happen to them. I'm talking, of course, abo... Read More » 1.1M 10.7K 183   What's the strangest demand an actor/actress made to work for a movie? Lander, Hollywood fanatic • Answered November 14 Lindsay Lohan freaked out before a s-x scene in which she was meant to be naked. She went into a closet and shut herself in. She demanded that she would only film if every c... Read More » 1.3M 2.1K 128   Why do enlisted military personnel in the US military often times drive much nicer cars than officers? Lewis Dilks, former Msgt at U.S. Air Force (1966-1987) • Answered October 25 I was in the air force as a E-7 Master Sgt driving a fully loaded Thunderbird. The officers used to stop and ask if it was a stripped down model? I told fully loaded and ha... Read More » 306.2K 1.6K 157   Is it cultural appropriation to name my son "Chiang Kai-Shek" if I am not Chinese? I am a White American who admires Chiang. Tēnn Khong Lîm, studied at University of California, Irvine (2012) • Updated July 26 Do NOT name your son after Chiang Kai-Shek, or any Chinese for that matter. In Chinese culture, you never name someone after someone famous. This is why you would never com... Read More » 651.2K 3K 144   Do you think Hitlers' IQ was Mensa level (130+) or was it lower? Susanna Viljanen, works at Aalto University • Answered October 27 At least Mensa level - likely even Triple Nine level. The reason is that we know the IQs of other Nazi leaders - and they pretty much reflect the pecking order in the Nazi P... Read More » 92.9K 434 120 Read More in Your Feed

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