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Answer: Language is key.​ If you speak a European language other than English.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You I'm leaving America. Which country in continental Europe is the easiest to let me work and live there? Is it Germany or Finland? Chris Ebbert, lived in Germany Updated Jul 20 Language is key. If you speak a European language other than English, choose a country where that works. But if English is your only one, I can only recommend Ireland and Ma... Read More » What if a prisoner in a USA prison wants more food at mealtimes? Can they get extra helpings? Enrique Fiallo, Speaker and Author (2016-present) Written Feb 23 Most prisons I was in, no. You couldn't get more than what you were served. I was in one State prison, run by a private company, where extra meals were brought in, and you c... Read More » Is the Sphynx actually 20,000 years old? Matt Riggsby, MA Archaeology, Boston University Written Feb 2 It's exceptionally unlikely, and that's not really how the evidence is pointing. The hypothesis about a much greater than generally believed age for the Sphinx is based on t... Read More » Do you feel like you're behind other people your age, why or why not? Samantha Kannan, studied Psychology Written Sep 17 I'm 30. Married. Good job. Well traveled. Educated. Mortgage. Dog. I've ticked the main boxes. I'm average for most. Ahead in travel. Behind in children, but we just got marri... Read More » Japan was doing very well in the 1980s and was the second best economy in the world but has not been growing well since. What are the reasons for this? What can be done to reverse this? Zane Liu Written Jun 17 First, we need to understand that Japan has vastly outperformed its natural rank. Just by pure population alone, Japan is ranked #11 at 126 million, behind #10 Mexico's 128 million. (... Read More » If a person was born with 2 Y chromosomes, would they be a new gender? Patrick Short, BSc Mathematics & Biology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2014) Written Sep 6, 2017 This occurs in ~1/1000 male births and is called Jacob's syndrome. There is little if any detrimental effect - and they are basically indistinguishable by eye from XY (male... Read More » Do US soldiers really get paid half of their salary after 20 years? Mark Stinson, 14 years with Special Forces. Commo-18E, Team Sergeant 18-Z. Written Dec 15, 2019 Yes, you can join at 17 and retire at 37 with a monthly check from the DEFAS of half your pay, but the amount is 50% of your base pay. It doesn't include Housing Allowance,... Read More » What would happen if USA nuked Iran? Dan Holliday, lived in The United States of America Written Jan 6 I think this would happen: Neither Russia nor China would do anything. In fact, the core elite leaders would cackle with glee at what would happen for their stock if the US ... Read More » What should one do in their 20s to avoid regrets in their 30s and 40s? Doug Armey, Author, Entrepreneur, Investor and Adventurer Written Apr 28 My top 5. Thankfully I learned most in my 20's. Love. Most people, in their 20's, waste love. They fall in love, fall out of love and bail out of love. And in their 40's, aft... Read More » Did you miss the programming in the 90's, if so why? Kurt Guntheroth Updated Sep 25 Yeah, I totally miss the old days. The 1980s and early 1990s were mostly a golden age. The good things about programming in the 1990s: In the 1990s, the work-sixteen-hours-a-... 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/