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Top stories for Long   If you commit a crime, is it better to tell your lawyer you're innocent or what actually happened? Steven Haddock, LL.B. degree, 25 years in litigation, administrative law, collections, bankrupty... • Answered February 11, 2021 If you have done something wrong, never, ever claim you're innocent. First and foremost, your lawyer will almost certainly be able to figure out that, even if you aren't gu... Read more » 4.4K 141   What's a "taboo" topic you think society should talk about more openly? Matthew Bates, Father, Husband, Teacher • Answered December 29 The link between genetics and intelligence. Just so we're clear, intelligence is defined as the ability to acquire knowledge and skills. It's not about how smart you are; it'... Read more » 713 90   Can you recommend an easy American (USA) dish? What are the most famous ones? Martin Bayer, Chef (1994-present) • Answered December 12 I got one. Assemble the following ingredients: hamburger buns, one pound of ground beef, a small onion, a small green bell pepper, salt, pepper, ketchup, yellow mustard, Wor... Read more » 115 24   Is the universe mathematically infinite? Chris Richardson, BSc honours Physics • Answered December 15 Mathematically doesn't matter, physically does. As far as we can tell… Time started 13.8 billion years ago at the Big Bang. Universal expansion appears to be increasing which... Read more » 333 75   Do Android charger cords generally lose their effectiveness over time? Dave Haynie, Electrical engineer and part-time mad scientist • Updated June 26, 2024 To put it bluntly, USB cables do wear out, regardless of the device's operating system. And that's because they're supposed to. The basic USB Type A jack you have on a PC is... Read more » 1.8K 68   How did rescue equipment and techniques evolve during World War 2? Lucas Felipe • Updated January 5 It's quite broad, but the most prominent examples were: Inflatable lifeboats, which are logistically ideal compared to wooden ones, making more of them storable for use if n... Read more » 25   What are the strangest feeding mechanisms found in sea creatures? Gary Meaney, author of Zoology's Greatest Mystery (2022) • Answered December 27 Oh, where to start? Perhaps with an animal that doesn't even feed at all. It all begins in the year 2009, with a shocking discovery: what had previously been thought to be ... Read more » 3.3K 207   Does anyone actually wear swim diapers? Do you actually use them? Forced Diaper Baby, knows Dutch • Answered December 12, 2023 i did but didnt want to i am diapered and when my school friend/mommy invited me to swim before we swam i showed up in just swimming shorts she noticed i wasnt wearing a sw... Read more » 79 12   Morality isn't determined by strength. I get it that Israel is stronger than Palestine, but can you explain to me why is it right from the morality perspective? I'm not interested in calculations, I am looking for morality Aleksey Matiychenko, Experienced Fintech/Hedge Fund Professional, BJJ Enthusiast • Updated January 8 Morality is not determined by strength. But let's consider two sides: Over the past 75 years Israelis spent time building a democratic state where everyone has equal rights. ... Read more » 297 22   Why is Trump letting Musk run everything? Is he too lazy to do it himself? Dan O Brien, former Retired Scientist / Chartered Engineer • Answered December 19 I have a few theories .. The first is that Trump knows he has won . He will not be going to jail in his lifetime. ..so he is going to do nothing . He doesn't need to do any... Read more » 1.4K 302   Why do CPUs always have an even number of cores (4, 6, 8, etc.)? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Updated January 15, 2020 Some CPUs have had an odd number of cores. The Xenon (not Xeon) processor is a three-core PowerPC-based processor designed by IBM. Xenon (processor) - Wikipedia You rarely se... Read more » 1.1K 32   What TV show did you love when it originally aired, but cannot stand now? Notorious Raspberry • Answered December 9 Most of them that I watched back in the day that I can't watch now feel dated. The ones that don't either still resonate today or they're so well written that they become t... Read more » 279 121 Read more in your feed

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