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My neck is starting to hurt, because I can't stop shaking my head with disbelief over your question. However How about this. Imagine you are driving home from a long business trip one night. …

Top stories for Long   Just out of genuine curiosity, for anyone who claims that Trump is taking away rights: what rights did he take away upon taking office? Can you list them, and be specific (not the cliché, my right to exist for example)? Russ Ogman, studied Bachelor of Science in Biology & Medical Laboratory Technology at Florid... • Updated June 17 My neck is starting to hurt, because I can't stop shaking my head with disbelief over your question. However How about this. Imagine you are driving home from a long business ... Read more » 9.9K 2.5K   Is American steak actually inferior to steak from places like Argentina or Japan, or is that just a myth? Sincerely Yours, lives in Japan (1987-present) • Answered June 11 I have lived equal parts in Japan and New York and I have eaten steaks from the US, Australia, Argentina, Japan and maybe other places where I didn't know the origin. Grade... Read more » 344 51   Why do some people think adding engine oil to the gas tank is beneficial, and what's the truth behind it? Fred Golden, studied Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning at Universal Technical Instit... • Answered May 22 Back when I owned a 1975 F-350 with a carb and a 460″ engine, I heard that 1 gallon of diesel fuel in the 25 gallon gas tank is acceptable and OK to run through it. I tried... Read more » 779 164   Why don't horses run away when their reins are casually looped over a rail? Andrew Olson, studied at University of Nevada, Reno • Answered April 25 Because, like so many horse related things, this is complete BS. Well, horse stuff. Anyways. Here is how 'parking' a horse in a city worked before cars became a thing. For sh... Read more » 339 32   Is the vaccination science so fragile that a single 1998 paper by Wakefield (fraudulent or not) continues to shake its foundation even today? Robert Harvey, lived in Lincolnshire, UK • Answered May 8 The effect that Wakefield had is not on vaccine science, which is as secure as ever. What Wakefield affected was the introduction of vaccine hesitancy among the poorly educa... Read more » 819 40   Why don't real lawyers pull off those last-minute surprises we see in movies all the time? Colin Riegels, admitted as a lawyer in five countries • Answered May 4 Because in the real world the legal system absolutely deprecates litigation by ambush. Instead, in most legal systems all parties are supposed to make advanced disclosure o... Read more » 141 7   What should I absolutely not do when visiting the USA? Kielie, Bunkum Bowling • Updated May 18 Advice from an old American white guy who no longer feels any allegiance to the United States whatsoever: My sincere advice is ths—do not travel to the United States under a... Read more » 11K 800   Why is China so weak and afraid of pro-democracy books in a library? Paul Mitchell, Veterinarian (1982-present) • Updated July 6, 2020 Joshua Wong is an unemployed youth who has never gone to university. There is a risk that he develops a cult following, and in China, historically, cults are bad news that l... Read more » 114 53   Did Andy Griffith and Aunt Bee get along? R J Holland, former Professional Drummer Session and Touring Bands • Updated June 25 No, they did not, in fact they stayed away from each other unless they had parts to film. She lived a sparse life in her later years, a very quiet life. Ron Howard once left ... Read more » 1.9K 250   What is the best way to tackle the US national debt, increasing taxes or lowering government spending? Steven Haddock, B.A. in Political Science • Answered May 22 You can do both. So let's go after spending first. "Military" should be right at the top of the list. After Clinton moved many military functions from "soldiers" to "contrac... Read more » 318 39   Is Trump just plain crazy or smart? Will his imposed tariffs cause change in the affected countries or substantially backfire on Americans? Mats Andersson, Businessman at Language Industry (1991-present) • Answered February 3 I just read a lengthy analysis of how my country, Sweden, would be affected by the proposed tariffs on EU goods. The final verdict, verbatim from our Minister of Trade, was: ... Read more » 3.7K 347   Why should I live in an expensive place like the San Francisco Bay Area? David Raynor, lives in San Francisco, CA • Answered November 3, 2013 It was a beautiful, warm November morning in SF today. I put my two year old in his bike seat and rode to the playground at Dolores Park. While enjoying the gorgeous views ... Read more » 429 54 Read more in your feed

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