Which country should President Trump invade?

Geographically, there is a country that literally asks to be invaded. In fact, it's strange that this isn't discussed more widely. * It's rich in rare minerals, gold, coal, copper, sulfur, an…

Top stories for Long   Which country should President Trump invade? Elena Gold, Media analyst • Answered January 17 Geographically, there is a country that literally asks to be invaded. In fact, it's strange that this isn't discussed more widely. It's rich in rare minerals, gold, coal, cop... Read more » 2.3K 370   Is everything made on Earth made up of things from Earth? Robby Gottesman, I've read a dozen books on metalworking history and practice • Updated April 20, 2019 Nope! There's actually a really good historical example of this. Before humans knew how to extract iron from iron ore (which occurred around 1,200 BCE) a few groups of peop... Read more » 7.4K 112   How were old people different in the 1960s or 1970s than they are today? Mats Andersson, Common or Garden Armchair Historian • Answered January 16 A good year for me to compare against would be 1977. I'm now as old as my maternal grandparents were then (59). They both walked with canes. Their habits had formed at some ... Read more » 687 33   What traditional Italian recipes have been passed down in your family? Patricia Falanga, former Administrative Assistant, Newcastle University (1985-2001) • Answered January 18 When I married my Italian husband in 1965, I wrote to his mother in Italy requesting the recipe for his favourite meal. She replied with instructions for making Caponata, a... Read more » 25 7   What would happen if I put an iPhone into an airtight container and it was opened ten thousand years later? Jona Arkenson, Worked at Best Buy & Samsung, Lifelong Tech Enthusiast • Updated May 28, 2021 Air tight is still not airtight enough.. it needs to be in multiple vacuum sealed plastic bags since plastic takes forever to deteriorate (depending on the type of plastic)... Read more » 209 13   Has a housekeeper ever said something to you which was completely unexpected? Bob Wilson, former Professional geoscientist • Answered January 19 I had a maid that came every couple of weeks, while I was at work. She was paid hourly and I left a stack of money for her to pay herself. One day I forgot something at home... Read more » 4K 136   Do people who lean left see the absurdity of children having surgery to "transition"? Please address only this issue. Feifei Wang, lives in Seattle, WA (2021-present) • Answered January 7 As the majority of over 100 answers had already been addressed, no reputable doctors would recommend, let alone carry out gender-affirming surgery on a minor, except in ext... Read more » 1.9K 119   What is a water cake? Carlie Clayton Kuhn, Owner at Spicy Cult (2020-present) • Updated August 21, 2020 The Water Cake is referred to as Mizu Shingen Mochi. It was originally made and originated in Japan. If this delicate cake isn't eaten within half an hour it actually disap... Read more » 8.7K 72   Is braking gradually over a longer distance better or worse for your brakes than stopping more suddenly? Jay Dee, Engineer, former LEO, target shooter, student of "how things work" • Answered January 20 Ok. I'm a brake engineer. I'll try to keep this as non-technical as possible. A brake is what I call a reverse heat engine. It converts kinetic energy to heat. A vehicle weig... Read more » 6.6K 613   What do you do when a waiter does not want to wait on you? Biglard Lagueyte, studied at Lycée Henri Bergson • Answered December 26 Ha, reminds me of a time when we were in Viveiro (Spain) with friends for a music festival. Before going to the festival in the afternoon one day, they wanted to taste the ... Read more » 295 6   Why does Trump want to buy Greenland, and can he actually buy it just like that? C.S. Friedman, Novelist for 35 Years • Answered January 8 I'm not sure that is real as opposed to dramatic bluster, but there are two reasons it would be advantageous, aside from the narrative of the US expanding across the globe. ... Read more » 311 89   If water is contained in an unbreakable container with no room to expand, would it freeze at freezing temperatures? Can one prevent water from freezing simply by not allowing it to expand? Joshua Engel, not a physicist • Updated June 26, 2015 Oh, it's been done. Depending on just how strong the walls are, it will stay liquid before finally bursting them. If it truly is unbreakable (a physical impossibility, bu... Read more » 3.9K 246 Read more in your feed

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