How long can you live drinking 12 beers a day?

I drank 16 beers everyday for many years (probably about 25–30 years). When I spent a week vacation in the ICU the cardiologist asked how I could be so specific with the daily quantity. I told h…

Top stories for Long   How long can you live drinking 12 beers a day? Ed Skiver, Project Manager Union Mechanical Contractor (2024-present) • Answered August 14, 2025 I drank 16 beers everyday for many years (probably about 25–30 years). When I spent a week vacation in the ICU the cardiologist asked how I could be so specific with the da... Read more » 1.8K 212   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   If casinos have only a 2% edge in Blackjack, why do they win far more often than that? Brian Chu, Director of Product at Epic Games (2019-present) • Updated February 20, 2020 I have a friend who goes to Vegas at least 6 times a year and blackjack is his favorite game to play. He’s smart and knows all the rules of perfect blackjack strategy. He e... Read more » 3.5K 526   Are fixed-price dealers like Carmax and Carvana really as bad as some people say for getting a good deal? Gamer Dennison, former Retired (1988-2016) • Answered June 29, 2025 Both Carmax and Carvana are crappy con artists. As a surprise I bought my son a 2024 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon for his high school graduation. Brand new vehicle right ... Read more » 1.5K 195   What happens when a submarine surfaces and the crew is exposed to fresh air after months underwater? How do they react to the smell they've gotten used to? Jeff Arndt, Veteran, Formerly served as a Nuclear Electrician on a fast attack. • Answered May 7 As a former nuclear electrician, I can answer this pretty well. As soon as we docked, almost every electrician would have to go topside to help move heavy shore power cable... Read more » 3.6K 104   How does Costco keep its gasoline so cheap? Larry Harvilla, studied at University of Michigan (2002) • Answered January 15, 2018 The answer from Alex Barrett answered the question from the Costco side, but having once been a fuel tanker driver responsible for some deliveries to a couple Costco stores... Read more » 968 116   Why didn’t Trump go to Harvard? Wayne Wuschke, Mentor to Wile E. Coyote • Answered June 8, 2025 Donald Trump only got into Fordham University because his father Fred promised to build a new building on campus. After two years and no sign of a building or any effort ac... Read more » 6.5K 1.1K   Is running the king of all exercises? Joshua Gross, Running and resistance training • Updated July 5, 2025 Peter Attia wrote a book compiling the latest research on longevity, Outlive. It’s a fairly long book, but the two most critical exercise (originally didn’t include that wo... Read more » 1K 80   Why is Porsche 911 so good? Lee Jacobson, Life Long Car Enthusiast • Updated April 25, 2021 There are some inherent advantages to a rear-engined design, but there are also more than a few inherent disadvantages. That is part of the reason why the 911 is the only m... Read more » 834 100   How does the pantograph on a train work to prevent the overhead wire from wearing out too quickly? OpenBlueprint • Answered April 18 At 150 mph, a perfectly straight overhead wire would act like a giant saw blade, carving through a train's metal roof connector in a matter of hours. Engineers prevent this ... Read more » 794 58   I'm a total anti-vaxxer and proud to be one. Yes, I do think vaccines cause autism and are toxic and dangerous. What is your opinion on this? Shawn Nelsen, former CEO at Nelsen Wood Products (1982-2018) • Answered April 18 A guy I went to school with for 7 years and played sports with got on FB and told us how dumb we all were for getting the "jab." He was 6'5 and 240 lbs of a gifted athlete.... Read more » 6.8K 1.8K   What is Tiger Woods' golf handicap? Chuckatron12, M.S.Ed Counseling Psychology, Old Dominion University (2011) • Updated April 24, 2019 My former girlfriend (Suwannapura) is on the lpga tour and has a world ranking of 80. She carries a +6 or +7. Maybe even +8, to be honest. The handicap system is very good,... Read more » 24 2   I quit drinking for 17 days, but my liver still hurts. Why? Melvin Jeverison, Retired High School Teacher • Answered April 23 A full seventeen days of sobriety is certainly nothing to scoff at, nor should the liver pain you are experiencing during those days be discounted as unimportant since it s... Read more » 228 46 Read more in your feed

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How are the first Tesla car batteries functioning now that it has been 7-10 years sin...?

We have a 2015 S85. Just recently the battery died. After 9.5 years the battery supercharging has become long. Too long for longer trips. So we asked Tesla to replace the battery with a new one.…

Top stories for Long   How are the first Tesla car batteries functioning now that it has been 7-10 years since the first release? Do they need to be fixed/replaced and how much has the costs been to maintain a Tesla for this duration? Frank H • Answered October 9, 2024 We have a 2015 S85. Just recently the battery died. After 9.5 years the battery supercharging has become long. Too long for longer trips. So we asked Tesla to replace the b... Read more » 8K 1.1K   Why do professional cyclists sometimes stand up while climbing steep hills, and how does it affect their efficiency and performance? HalftimeLedger, Sports analysis and commentary • Answered May 9 Standing on the pedals is metabolically inefficient, spikes heart rate, and ruins aerodynamics. So why do professional cyclists do it the second they hit a mountain? This su... Read more » 25 1   I quit drinking about 3 months ago. I assumed that I would be more clear-headed by this point, but my brain is in more of a fog now than when I was a heavy drinker. Why is this happening to me? James Hanes, former Educator • Answered May 7 You have three months sober, and your brain is worse. I understand why this seems like a betrayal – you did the hard thing; you kept to yourself and abstained from alcohol.... Read more » 414 59   Are BMWs really that less reliable than Hondas? Bart Crunk, former Analyst (retired) (1991-2021) • Updated March 16, 2024 My bro in law has been a BMW mechanic for 20+ years. A few years ago, I was looking at getting a new car, and was considering a BMW. I asked him what year and model he reco... Read more » 5.7K 1K   Is running the king of all exercises? Joshua Gross, Running and resistance training • Updated July 5, 2025 Peter Attia wrote a book compiling the latest research on longevity, Outlive. It’s a fairly long book, but the two most critical exercise (originally didn’t include that wo... Read more » 1K 80   What happens when a submarine surfaces and the crew is exposed to fresh air after months underwater? How do they react to the smell they've gotten used to? Jeff Arndt, Veteran, Formerly served as a Nuclear Electrician on a fast attack. • Answered May 7 As a former nuclear electrician, I can answer this pretty well. As soon as we docked, almost every electrician would have to go topside to help move heavy shore power cable... Read more » 3.4K 98   What was Trump’s GPA at Wharton? Matt Slezak, Post Grad Certificate Finance and Accounting, The Wharton School (2007) • Updated November 30, 2024 Donald Trump did 2 years at Fordham then transferred into Wharton undergrad. When I was there I looked him up in the alumni directory, he was listed 11 years ago. He has al... Read more » 4.3K 1K   What really happened to the GT40s at the 1965 Le Mans that caused all of them to fail, and how did it change the approach for the next races? OpenBlueprint • Answered May 7 In 1965, Ford entered six blisteringly fast GT40s into Le Mans that easily outpaced Ferrari and set new lap records. By the seventh hour of the 24-hour race, every single o... Read more » 965 32   What casino game has the best odds? Micheal MJF, Knows: periodic table, E=mc2, lightyear, chemistry, physics • Updated October 13, 2025 That’s an easy one. I have studied intensely the odds in most casino games, but I’ll give a more condensed answer. There are only a few instances of games where the player ... Read more » 516 122   How good are bad professional golfers? Drew Graham, studied at Jesus School of Theology • Answered November 15, 2019 I will tell you a story about a friend of mine named Chris. Chris was an unbelievable good golfer. We played together in junior tournaments, high school golf team and colle... Read more » 232 36   A guy decides to sneak out of work early and treat himself to a “quick drink.” 😂🍻 Stefania Molinari, Student at Padua UNI • Posted Dec 16 A guy decides to sneak out of work early and treat himself to a “quick drink.” One quick drink turns into an all-night session, and he ends up stumbling out of the bar at closing time, absolutely ha... Read more » 1.4K 60   I was arrested for a dui, but I wasn’t driving. I was sleeping in my car in a McDonald’s parking lot. How should I handle this? Dan Gibbs, Landlord (2016-present) • Answered March 25 I was arrested for a dui, but I wasn’t driving. I was sleeping in my car in a McDonald’s parking lot. How should I handle this? Where were you? In some states, it’s actually ... Read more » 701 368 Read more in your feed

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