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Answer: Despite what you see in the movies, pitched battles were actually pret.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You If ancient soldiers who fought with swords were exposed to more gore than the soldiers today, how come PTSD is more prevalent today? Martin Porter Updated Sep 23 Despite what you see in the movies, pitched battles were actually pretty rare in the past. Edward III of England, for example, spent almost his whole adult life at war with... Read More » If you're a CIA employee, who can you tell? Carl Ruppe, worked at Corporate and Government Experience Written May 10, 2019 In former times when I lived in Virginia and worked at the Pentagon, we lived in neighborhood populated by many people working in various places in the US government. My wi... Read More » Are PhD programs at lower-tier universities any easier than those at top universities? For me, I don't care where I get my PhD and would rather do slightly less difficult work to get it. Barry Rountree Written Aug 31 For the most part, the lower the department is ranked, the easier the classwork will be and the lower the expectations of your PhD advisor. Have a discussion with potential ... Read More » What is the most brutal truth about World War 2? Rafi Barazi, History Lover. Updated Sep 20 Four of every five German soldiers killed in the war died on the Eastern Front. The most reason was the bad weather and low ammunition, that reasons gave the Soviets the adv... Read More » What is the biggest lie told about the Challenger mission? Sean Kernan Written Sep 21 Unfortunately, it's probably that the crew died instantly during the explosion. In the images, you can actually see the cabin intact: It's freaking terrifying. There's a good ... Read More » Why do some people think a BA degree from Oxford or Cambridge is more prestigious than a DPhil or PhD from Oxford or Cambridge? Colin Riegels, BCL Law, University of Oxford (1997) Written Mar 21 People say this from time to time, and the broad logic is this: when competing for spots at Oxford/Cambridge, you are essentially competing against every 18 year old in the... Read More » Why did Germany have such animosity toward Poland before and during World War II? Kai Melling Updated Jul 23 Adolf Hitler didn't hate Poland at first. In his book "Mein Kampf" (1925), he had poured much of his opprobrium on the Czechs. Hitler wanted France as an ally, he wanted Br... Read More » Why are most STEM jobs in the U.S. occupied by people from other countries? Joshua Gross, Lived in 12 states, traveled to most others Written Aug 15 As others correctly point out, the majority of the US STEM workforce is American-born. However, most foreign workers in US professional jobs are in STEM jobs. This is becau... Read More » Does white privilege exist in Finland? Erik Engheim, studied at University of North Dakota Updated Aug 30 I am not from Finland but I would say that in general "white privilege" is a moronic term in Europe. "white privilege" is an American term. It exists because in America peo... Read More » Do you smoke? Why or why not? Josh Hill, EE, Worked in HDTV Research Written Jun 23 Nope. I stopped maybe 10–15 years ago because, well, I didn't want to die. But I did smoke from the time I was maybe 13 into middle age. I can't pretend I didn't like it. I'... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/