SIX LAWS OF MONEY

1: Money does not come to people who want it. To people who deserve the money. The money comes to those people who really deserve it. 2: The money does not stay with people who earn a lot of m…

Top stories for Long   SIX LAWS OF MONEY Ayaan Ayaz, Psychologist • Posted Jul 15 1: Money does not come to people who want it. To people who deserve the money. The money comes to those people who really deserve it. 2: The money does not stay with people who earn a lot of money. ... Read more » 4.4K 229   When and why is DC used instead of AC for long-distance electric power lines? Is DC becoming more common now? What are its advantages and disadvantages? C. Lang, I got my butt kicked in engineering school, and all I got was this lousy degree • Updated January 11, 2021 DC is used in extra high (EHV) and ultra high (UHV) power transmission (500,000V and up) for the following reasons: It is asynchronous. That is, because DC has no frequen... Read more » 776 69   Paul McCartney said that the Beatles did not use click tracks in the studio, so how is it that they were able to keep tempo when layering the instruments? Asked in Through The Glass Onion • Answered by Ira Hellman • April 12 Jeff Lynne (ELO, Traveling Wilburys, et al) was a producer on the Beatles Anthology. He regularly used click tracks, so when they were in the studio he asked Ringo if he wa... Read more » 1.6K 161   My husband likes that I have gotten fit and toned after losing 50lbs, but I want to be single and focus on enjoying life now. Should I stay married or file for divorce so we both don't waste each other's time? Chopis, Been there, done that. • Updated August 17 I once had a very smart coworker who was climbing the corporate ladder. She had a child and a good husband, though she often felt he wasn’t “enough” — not ambitious, smart,... Read more » 2.1K 261   Why didn't Biden go to college? Louise Blackwood, I am all knowing. • Updated Thu Archmere Academy is a private catholic prep school in Claymont, Delaware. Joe Biden was class president in his junior and senior years, an average student, and standout foo... Read more » 2.9K 413   Why is the UK 911 number 999? Richard L, Is it alive or is it undead? Who knows!? • Updated August 17 It isn’t. The 911 number in the UK is 911. If you dial 911 in the UK, you will automatically connect with the UK’s emergency services operator. What you of course meant to ask... Read more » 2.7K 361   Can the F-35 glide down in the event of an engine failure? Asked in Military Aircraft: A Passion for Flight • Answered by William May • March 5 Yes, but the descent rate will be VERY steep. I once asked an F-105 fighter pilot how many maneuvering turns a pilot could accomplish, if his engine failed at 10,000 feet ab... Read more » 1.4K 213   Have you ever had a job where you did nothing for years and nobody found out? Richard Shaw, Journalist and Writer • Answered June 10, 2019 I worked for a large company. My department was actually shut down and everyone give a few months notice. Before the notice was up I was offered another job as an analyst. ... Read more » 2K 157   Iran is dissolving… 2027, consultant (2017-present) • Updated Jul 28 Latest headlines… The U.S. is trying to isolate the south of Iran by bombing continously.. Bridges are targeting railway stations checkpoints. The main military troops are being shot. The city and tow... Read more » 2.2K 10   How was the reflecting pool engineered? Asked in Learn Things Here • Answered by OakTeller • July 3 Builders made the first pool during the twenties on wet land. They used no pilings. Earth settled and concrete cracked. It leaked a million gallons of city water per week. ... Read more » 759 65   What U.S. city has shrunk the most since its population peak and mostly will continue to do so in the future? Peter Wade, visited all 50 U.S. states (at least 13 times each) • Updated August 18 Which U.S. city has shrunk the most since its population peak and mostly will continue to do so in the future? I actually research statistics like these, so I’ll give you th... Read more » 5K   Why did the Japanese deface the Chrysanthemum seal on their rifles after World War II, and what does it symbolize? SepiaGlyphs • Answered May 13 In August 1945, surrendering Japanese soldiers frantically took grinders and chisels to their own rifles just to destroy a tiny 16-petal flower stamped into the metal. This ... Read more » 1.2K 42 Read more in your feed

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