What is the most poorly understood area of the US constitution?

Answer: I am going to make the claim that this single misconception about the.​.​.​ Mike's Digest Top Stories For You What is the most poorly understood area of the US constitution? Ian Newman, Just another hopeless high school student... Updated Fri I am going to make the claim that this single misconception about the Constitution is responsible for more problems in the United States than anything else. The United State... Read More » Is Germany worth visiting? Manfred Schrott Updated 15h ago I hope I don't get tarred and feathered for this answer, but it depends. If you have been to Europe and you have the chance to see Germany, great, go. If you travel through ... Read More » What do teachers really tell parents at parent/teacher conferences? Geraldine Cheung, I've got parents too Written Jan 20 Teacher: Your daughter would be good at Biology if she stopped doodling in class and listened instead. What she meant: Yep, I saw that sketchbook under the table this mornin... Read More » If a Russian military plane that's dangerously low on fuel, asks for permission to land on an American aircraft carrier, what would happen, and why? Luc Rolland, Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering at University of the West of Scotland Written Jan 17 If a British or French military plane is in the same situation, what will the USA ship do ? You have got your answer for the Russian or Chinese. I know for a fact that everyo... Read More » If China suddenly opened itself online-wise, would it break the Internet? Richard O'Connell, lives in China (2007-present) Updated Jan 7 10 years ago Facebook, Google, Twitter and YouTube were all freely accessible in China. Xiaonei was already more popular than Facebook. Baidu had more searches than Google. Si... Read More » What did you wish you knew before you turned 18? Emily Moe, Fully-functional human being. Accessories not included. Written Jan 15 I'm 17, turning 18 in a couple of months. But I think I am qualified to answer this question. Before becoming a fully fledged teenager, I wish I knew that grades didn't matt... Read More » Are there places in the United States of America where people feel so safe that they don't lock their doors when they go out? Geoffrey Widdison, I don't commit crimes, but they're fun to think about. Written Nov 3 When my older sister was in college, she took a road trip with our cousin (who was from rural Idaho). When they stopped at a gas station and went in to use the bathroom my ... Read More » What is the most famous, yet radically different family? Siddharth Ravi, Trivia nut Written 17h ago The Buffetts. The most famous Buffett, Warren, is one of the world's richest men, and the face of capitalism and the American dream. He's one of the most successful value inv... Read More » Is one major difference between a totalitarian system (like China) versus the Western system, is that Western institutions have mechanisms to remove bad leaders but in China (like North Korea) you are stuck, especially if he wants to stay? Edward Conway, Years of experimenting have taught me how to shape Feeds. Written Jan 11 Chinese President Bo Xilai would never allow bad leaders to be removed. (China's Bo Xilai: From rising star to scandal) …wait, what's this? Bo Xilai is not the President on... Read More » Does the United States currently have any nuclear weapons on its aircraft carriers? Jay Chappie, American for 1/2 a century from birth, traveled half way around the world. Written Jan 15 Does the United States currently have any nuclear weapons on its aircraft carriers? "I can neither confirm nor deny the presence of special weapons* aboard this ship." That i... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.