What is the best fruit to eat every day?

For quite a long time I thought that there should be some super fruit that will be superior to others. And when a nutritionist advised me something that really changed my views on fruits. Namely…

Top stories for Long   What is the best fruit to eat every day? Elias Galoway, HR Manager • Answered August 14 For quite a long time I thought that there should be some super fruit that will be superior to others. And when a nutritionist advised me something that really changed my v... Read more » 368 50   Does anyone take President Trump seriously these days? Asked in Democratic Defenders • Answered by Robin Nix • Sat He’s pretty accurate on some issues. Like when he said the crew members on the aircraft carriers who are suffering on a record breaking deployment without fresh food, water... Read more » 2.9K 313   How comfortable are you wearing a bikini? Alan Reynolds, former Auto Industry Executive. • Answered August 17 A lot of the young women I meet on Spanish nudist beaches tell me how, these days, they don’t feel comfortable on ‘normal’ beaches, wearing a bikini, where they’re constant... Read more » 124 8   Why did the executioner use a hidden blade for Anne Boleyn's execution, and how did it influence her final moments? SepiaGlyphs • Answered July 4 Seconds before beheading Anne Boleyn, the executioner quietly slipped off his shoes and shouted to his assistant: "Boy, fetch me my sword!" The hidden blade was already in ... Read more » 2.1K 180   What is military prison like compared to civilian prison? MetroDispatch • Answered August 14 In civilian prisons, violent gangs rule the yard. In a military brig, every inmate is a former service member who must stand at strict parade rest just to address an active... Read more » 528 38   How do restaurants keep guacamole from turning brown? KitchenSense • Answered August 21 When guacamole turns brown, it isn't spoiling—an enzyme is producing melanin, the exact same pigment found in human skin. To keep it bright green, restaurants suffocate the... Read more » 160 6   If coding in C++ is so extremely hard, why do we have so many PlayStation and Nintendo video games and many computer programs that are coded in C++ if it is so hard for our brains to learn? OpenBlueprint • Answered August 8 Game developers don't use C++ despite its brutal difficulty. The exact feature that makes it a crash-prone nightmare is the only way to keep a PlayStation game running at 6... Read more » 235 31   Is 45 minutes of walking actually beneficial for overall health, or should I focus on more intense activities? Lucia Fenwick, Data Analyst • Answered August 11 A few months ago, I finally started to treat my regular walk "as just a walk" until I understood what I had missed when I did not pay attention to its positive effects. Sure... Read more » 183 17   If I am pulled over for speeding, what is my best approach with the officer if I want to drive off with only a warning? Terrance Riley, former Soldier, Cop, Artist and Author • Updated July 30, 2018 As a former officer in the US, there’s one tip I can give you. Police officers contact many people during a given shift. If you can talk to the officer about something else... Read more » 9K 1.1K   I'm almost 18 and I inherited 3.5 million dollars can I live off this for the rest of life by investing it? Galdin Marlyn, I love Health • Answered August 11 My godson received around $125,000 when he turned 19 upon his father's passing. At the bank where he deposited his money, he was given some pieces of advice by a banker: "Do... Read more » 1.4K 192   I quit drinking for 17 days, but my liver still hurts. Why? Petronella Marylyn, Self Employed • Answered August 20 My dad gave up alcohol cold turkey once. On day 17, he called me sounding puzzled and a little afraid. "Shouldn't it have stopped hurting? What's going on?" Here's what I wis... Read more » 622 54   It appears the Democrats will win the midterms. What's the worst Trump can do to punish the country? Judy Rofe, An Australian who never lost sight of the bigger picture. • Answered July 13 I interpret the question as 'What are the most disruptive things a president could legally do after a big electoral setback?' and my answer would be that he’ll lean bloody ... Read more » 1.5K 494 Read more in your feed

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How is ovarian cancer usually detected, and what are the symptoms?

My girlfriend was consulted by a patient today. The patient has cervix cancer (not ovarian, but bear with me). The urological problem of this patient was the fact that her kidneys were not func…

Top stories for Long   How is ovarian cancer usually detected, and what are the symptoms? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered August 26 My girlfriend was consulted by a patient today. The patient has cervix cancer (not ovarian, but bear with me). The urological problem of this patient was the fact that her k... Read more » 347 15   If Russia ordered a single nuclear attack in Ukraine. Would NATO/US risk WWIII by nuking Moscow, or would they just watch? Roland Bartetzko, Logistics in Ukraine (2022-present) • Answered August 30 Until recently, the agreed Western response to Russia using a tactical nuke on Ukraine was, first and foremost, the sinking of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet. However, Ukraine has... Read more » 2K 245   I struggle to take President Trump seriously. Why do so many people think he is amazing? Diana A., I'd rather be "woke" than asleep at the wheel • Answered July 18 I think a clue can be found in Maya Angelou’s famous quote: “I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forg... Read more » 3.3K 822   My 14-year-old daughter wants to wear diapers full time. What do I do? Unknown07, Bedwetter • Answered August 23 When I was 14 I was in diapers from the moment I came home from school to the time I left in the morning. This was because I was a bed wetter but my mum noticed that when I... Read more » 78 16   Why do wealthy families often use trusts instead of direct inheritance? MetroDispatch • Answered August 9 In 1877, Cornelius Vanderbilt left a $100 million fortune directly to his son. Without a trust, his descendants quickly lost the empire to estate taxes, lawsuits, and their... Read more » 454 18   What three things should a person avoid once they are past 70 years old? Terence Golden, Medical Director • Answered August 20 At one point, I met an 87-year-old fellow who was joking, walking, and curious about anything. Someone asked him what his secret to longevity was, and he said with a smile,... Read more » 786 43   What has caused the rise of far-right ideology in America today? Asked in Politics+ • Answered by Ken Irwin • May 2 Herein lies the problem, had anyone but Trump ran on all the same policy stances that Trump as taken on things, and did so as a candidate that ran against Obama in 2012, no... Read more » 1.1K 548   How did German pilots view British Spitfire fighters during World War II? Matthew Anthony, WW2 • Answered August 21 In 1945, German pilots feared one particular British aircraft much more than they feared its successor: the SPITFIRE which they believed to have defeated once and for all. I... Read more » 446 54   How do restaurants keep guacamole from turning brown? KitchenSense • Answered August 21 When guacamole turns brown, it isn't spoiling—an enzyme is producing melanin, the exact same pigment found in human skin. To keep it bright green, restaurants suffocate the... Read more » 149 6   Why does no other country/company build their own ASML machine? OpenBlueprint • Answered July 16 An ASML EUV lithography machine weighs 180 tons and costs $370 million. But the real reason no rival builds their own is that technically, ASML doesn't either. Often called ... Read more » 388 21   Why do American police officers touch the taillight or the back of the car when they stop someone? Asked in Ask Daddy • Answered by Michael Venis • April 29 At the police academy, we were trained to touch the taillight, trunk or bumper when approaching a car for various reasons. The most important thing, according to instructor... Read more » 3K 225   If Russia were to deploy all of its nukes on the US simultaneously, would the US survive the attack? SepiaGlyphs • Answered July 17 If Russia launched all 1,700 of its deployed nuclear warheads, the missiles would take 30 minutes to destroy the U.S. But the American counterstrike would launch in just 15... Read more » 2.6K 627 Read more in your feed

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