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A brain-dead woman gave birth to a baby boy, and the moment the father saw him, he took immediate action. In Portugal, 26-year-old athlete Katerina Sequira had been brain-dead since last Dece…

Top stories for Long   Neeraj Tiwari • Posted Dec 8, 2025 A brain-dead woman gave birth to a baby boy, and the moment the father saw him, he took immediate action. In Portugal, 26-year-old athlete Katerina Sequira had been brain-dead since last December. S... Read more » 6.3K 886   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   What will a self-driving car do if another vehicle runs a red light at an intersection? Does it have enough sensors and peripheral vision to detect a car that will run a red light and collide with the robot car? Steve Baker, Senior Software Engineer (2013-present) • Answered July 29 That actually happened to me. My Telsa was driving through an intersection (we had a green light) when a car came from the right - didn’t stop at the red light - and would ... Read more » 378 56   How bad is life in China? Ryan Fernandez, Former liberal turned libertarian • Updated July 16, 2025 I'll start by saying that I'm not Chinese, but my wife is. She was born and raised in mainland China. I've been traveling to China extensively since 2000 and have been marr... Read more » 4.1K 683   Has any songwriter as a joke deliberately wrote a horrendous song that actually became a hit? FeverIndex • Answered July 31 Furious at his label, one songwriter spent 15 minutes scribbling the dumbest lyrics he could imagine onto a pizza box. That spiteful joke became a multi-million-selling hit... Read more » 845 121   Is it true that Stalin had the opportunity to kill Hitler in World War II, but deliberately missed it? Khadija Benali, former Architect • Posted Jul 6 In fact, he had 2 opportunities and yes, both were very real. Russian General Anatoly Kulikov claims that the USSR had at least two opportunities to eliminate Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, but Stalin op... Read more » 811 78   How does Elon Musk organize his time so that he can work 80 hours a week? Christian Trampedach, Founder of @restless.arch on Instagram • Answered April 18, 2017 Well, let’s take a look at a typical day in Elon Musk’s life: Musk wakes up around 7AM. Sometimes, he has breakfast, but most times he does not have time for that. At 10AM, h... Read more » 1K 121   Why did most old westerns depict characters wearing hats, even though it was not a common practice during that time period? SepiaGlyphs • Answered June 11 Going bareheaded in the 1880s West was actually unheard of, so Hollywood got that right. But if you walked into a frontier saloon, you wouldn't see cowboy hats—you'd see bo... Read more » 1.1K 83   Why is quantum entanglement mysterious? I have two boxes, one with a black ball, one with white. I separate the two boxes. When I see the color of the ball in the first box, I know the color of the ball in the second box. Am I missing something? NovaPrism • Answered July 26 Your logic is flawless. In 1935, Albert Einstein used your exact black-and-white ball reasoning, but you are missing one bizarre detail: until you open the box, the ball ac... Read more » 741 112   Susan F • Posted Jun 2, 2021 Last night I went into my teenage daughters room (she was not home) and as soon as I opened the door it was as if I interrupted a conversation and I heard a female say “…with my daughters”. It soun... Read more » 4.3K 1.1K   Why are restaurants in USA so eager to take the menu away after your order? Doesn’t it make sense to let people keep it so they might order more? MetroDispatch • Answered August 3 You might think keeping the menu would tempt you to order more food. Waiters actually whisk it away for a few hidden logistical reasons—and because removing it is the best ... Read more » 1K 83   Why do older extension cords seem to last longer and perform better than the ones we buy today? What's the secret behind their durability? OpenBlueprint • Answered July 22 If that 40-year-old extension cord in your garage still works perfectly, it isn't just thanks to thick copper and thermoset rubber. Its survival is a massive statistical il... Read more » 1.1K 100   If the Yellowstone erupts, is it really going to end humanity, or is it at least as scary as most people depict it? Purple Blaze, lives in San Diego, CA • Updated July 20 If the Yellowstone erupts, is it really going to end humanity, or is it at least as scary as most people depict it? Everyone in the Kill Zone will die instantly. The primary ... Read more » 1.9K 159 Read more in your feed

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