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Top stories for Long   I have calculated what 0÷0 is. The answer is 0 (not what you think). How do I get my proof published? Charles S., former mathematician, current patent lawyer • Answered October 29 I'm a little surprised that nobody mentioned this yet. First, the obligatory answer is that if you want to publish something, you can publish it right here on Quora. But the ... Read more » 90 6   My blood pressure is 193/110. I went to urgent care and they reviewed stroke protocol and said I need to go to primary doctor which is weeks away. Am I in danger? I am 58. Joseph Kristiyani, Many Years Writer (1988-present) • Answered February 7 l had high blood pressure. I went to urgent care once because of my sickness. My blood pressure was over 200/100. The doctor told me to go directly to the ER, and I did so.... Read more » 68 11   Jill Schulz, R.Ph, Mom, Grandmother , discoverer of life and happiness • Posted Sep 30, 2023 Keith Richards, 79, says he has mostly given up alcohol, drugs, and cigarettes: "The cigarettes I gave up in 2019 … I haven't touched them since. I gave up heroin in 1978. I gave up cocaine in 2006.... Read more » 1.6K 90   Why did Perl lose to Python? Dale Gulledge, Real time software developer for mumble years • Answered November 3 As someone who used to user Perl a lot and now uses Python, I can tell why I switched. Perl 6 took an incredibly long time to arrive. It was almost the mirror image of what ... Read more » 94 17   Why do marathon runners often get sick immediately after finishing a race? Amy Martin • Answered January 28 Crossing the finish line of a marathon is a moment of athletic triumph, but biologically, it is a moment of extreme vulnerability. For the first 3 to 72 hours after the rac... Read more » 119 10   China claims that they can detect F-35 aircraft from 1200 miles away. What do you think of that? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered February 15, 2025 If you're sufficiently technical, yup, absolutely. You can totally detect that there's an F-35 (or any other kind of stealth aircraft) within 1200 miles of you. So check thi... Read more » 3.2K 157   Charles Siciliano, lives in Up in a Tree with No Shoes On, Playing a Flute • Posted Jan 30, 2023 Hi there, regular toker since 1969. Just got the results from a lung X ray and a slew of lung function tests. I far surpassed every benchmark for my age, height & weight. The person administering t... Read more » 68 9   Fired. Do I need to return my company car? It's a small company that had me finance it myself and they reimbursed monthly. They paid 3 of the 5 year loan. The car is in my name only and I was the only person who used it. Am I required to return it? Kevin Murphy, former Information Guru at Private (2018-2020) • Answered November 11 I worked for a software company that employed six people, including the owner. When I was hired I was told that a cell phone was required for the job but the company would ... Read more » 3.7K   Why was James Watson allowed to sell his Nobel Prize but María Corina Machado isn't allowed to give her Nobel Prize to Trump? Curtis W. Scissons, B.S Biology & Chemistry, Northeastern State University (1998) • Answered January 11 Machado is absolutely allowed to give it to Trump. She won it, she can do anything she wants with it. But, (and here's the point a lot of Trumpians seem to be missing); IF YOU... Read more » 2.7K 244   Why are so many lottery winners plagued with bad luck and trouble? David Grunwell, Attended 5 universities, traveled, and I am still learning. • Answered February 5 In college, I had a friend who was a theoretical physicist. He did math at scary levels. He once said, "The lottery is a tax on those who cannot do math." I have heard far t... Read more » 672 79   Why is algebra still taught in schools in 2025 when you never need to use it in real life? Doug Mullett, former Senior Secondary Maths, Science Teacher - retired • Answered February 1 As a teacher of Mathematics (but retired now), I used to face this question almost every day from students. I would give them a simple problem, like ratios (making concrete ... Read more » 16 1   Marylou Barbera, former Teacher at Secondary School Education • Posted Dec 21 "I was a Nazi and I remain one. Today's Germany is no longer a great nation, becoming a province of Europe. That's why, at the first opportunity, I will settle in France." 1967 interview with Peiper... Read more » 2.1K 1.1K Read more in your feed

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For years I was a binge drinker. Then my illness progressed. I have just came out my very first alcohol withdrawals. I was put into hospital, didn't know who I was. Started to talk to myself and…

Top stories for Long   How bad is alcohol withdrawal? Gary Clark • Answered March 4, 2019 For years I was a binge drinker. Then my illness progressed. I have just came out my very first alcohol withdrawals. I was put into hospital, didn't know who I was. Started... Read more » 189 41   Was J. R. R. Tolkien really anti-Semitic? Murphy Barrett • Answered December 22 In 1938 Tolkien was trying to get The Hobbit published in Germany. However, per Goebbels regulations, the publisher, Rütten & Loening demanded proof of Tolkien's Aryan desc... Read more » 2.8K 223   Why do Japan's bento boxes always include a small amount of pasta? Hantani Sadahiko, lives in Japan (1967-present) • Answered February 7 Because it's called garoni(garniture), and it's there for a reason. Pasta is often spread under hamburger steak or fried chicken for lunch boxes at restaurants. Unseasoned wh... Read more » 573 33   Do all linear maps have eigenvalues? If not, which ones don't and why? Alon Amit, 30 years of Linear Algebra. • Answered July 12, 2019 There are several ways a linear operator can fail to have any eigenvalues at all, or less than the expected number of them. Early on in the study of linear algebra we mostly... Read more » 260 13   Marylou Barbera, former Teacher at Secondary School Education • Posted Dec 21 "I was a Nazi and I remain one. Today's Germany is no longer a great nation, becoming a province of Europe. That's why, at the first opportunity, I will settle in France." 1967 interview with Peiper... Read more » 2.1K 1.1K   Why do Democrats pretend that Joe Biden didn't create Covid when I found statistics that it infected a lot more Republicans than Democrats? Jaime Harris • Answered January 11 You know why it's called Covid-19, right? Because it surfaced in 2019. When Trump was President. And if it infected more Republicans, that's because Republicans were the on... Read more » 4.7K 624   Is Cornell University looked down upon compared to other Ivies and Stanford? Why? Elizabeth Sowers, studied at Cornell University • Updated May 1, 2013 I have friends at a lot of different universities across the country, including Stanford and various Ivy Leagues. Once in a while, as a Cornell student, I hear from them th... Read more » 73 5   If a black hole the size of an atom appeared in the same room as me, what would happen? Steve Baker, Senior Software Engineer (2013-present) • Answered February 4 Very small black holes evaporate in a TINY amount of time. There would be an enormous outflow of energy. We can do the math: An atom-sized black hole would weigh about as muc... Read more » 441 35   Why isn't .h used in C++? Philippe Dunski, Author of the book "Coder efficacement" (in French) • Answered January 11 Hello, Why isn't .h used in C++? It is… Or, at least, it can be (and many C++ library use it). However, point is that .h is the traditional file extension for C headers and, e... Read more » 102 12   Is it true that humans were much healthier 50 years ago? What went wrong? Steven Haddock, studied at York University • Answered January 9 No, that's a big myth, and you can spot the difference with just a few examples. This is actor John Hoyt in the first pilot episode for "Star Trek", "The Cage". At the time ... Read more » 3K 235   Dr Science, knows Arabic • Posted Aug 16, 2024 Kidney failure, also known as renal failure, can present with several warning signs that are important to recognize early for timely intervention and treatment. Some of these symptoms include: - **R... Read more » 942 79   Is it true that ARM processors are more power efficient than x86 or x64 processors? If so, what are the reasons for not using them in all computers and servers? Marcelo Pacheco, Since 1984. 8/16/32/64 bit. Linux mostly these days. • Updated January 15 Yes, ARM is substantially more efficient than x86. For starters ARM doesn't need any 16 bit/real mode/segments compatibility baggage. ARM has zero microcode. All instructio... Read more » 89 2 Read more in your feed

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