What fascinates you the most about humans?

Answer: Wealth and emotions Bill Gates is a multi-billionaire who owns Mircos.​.​.​ Mike's Digest Top Stories For You What fascinates you the most about humans? Jeffrey Teoh, I write. I read. Updated Jan 1 Wealth and emotions Bill Gates is a multi-billionaire who owns Mircosoft, a well-known company around the world. Bill Gates has the ability to purchase a $10,000 wallet with... Read More » Can I name my daughter Daenerys? Deirdre Beecher, Voracious Reader Written Feb 18 There was a girl in my class in school called Sue-Ellen, first thing everyone said to her, "So your parents really liked Dallas" Now it wasn't the worst name in the world and... Read More » Is it true that evidence of the earliest civilisation is found in Iran? Matt Riggsby, MA Archaeology, Boston University Written Feb 6 No. Evidence of the two earliest civilizations comes to us from about the same time, about 5500 years ago. In the Old World, the first civilization was the Sumerian city-sta... Read More » What triggers a mother's protective instinct? Margaret Thomas, Mom of six wonderful, home schooled kids Written Sun My oldest daughter works in retail, and she called me from work crying yesterday, she never makes phone calls at work so I knew it was serious, she was telling me how some ... Read More » You are offered two pills. The red one guarantees you a daughter as your first born and a son as your second born, and the blue one guarantees you a son first and a daughter second. Which one do you take? Tim Lockwood, World's best dad, or so the coffee mug says. Written Sat You are offered two pills. The red one guarantees you a daughter as your first born and a son as your second born, and the blue one guarantees you a son first and a daughte... Read More » Are there still classified World War II stuff at the Pentagon and British MoD, such as movies, pictures and reports? Is it known why the material is still classified and what it is about? Mark Lomas, works at Capgemini Written Sat Yes, and the following story sounds like a contradiction in terms: classified material that is famous. The American band leader, Glenn Miller, disappeared while flying from ... Read More » Would 5 humans beat 1 gorilla? Adam Wu, Evolutionary neurosurgeon Written Feb 15 With ease. The possible strategies are as myriad as the human imagination. Here's one: Get one or two of the humans infected with influenza. Approach the gorilla without makin... Read More » What could the US learn from China? Michael McGuire, Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Student (2016-present) Written Feb 18 The US could learn that sometimes you need to toss democracy to the wind, especially when it comes to issues that the average person is completely ignorant about. I would pr... Read More » What's something that seemed innocent when you were a child, but now that you're an adult it's actually inappropriate or creepy? Kathie Lee Written Feb 22 I was 14 years old walking home alone from school when a car passed me, did a U-turn, and stopped near me. A young man got out of the car and asked me if I wanted a job. I ... Read More » What scared you the most as a teenager? Em Onaga, 17 year old senior in high school Written Feb 23 We had a fire drill yesterday. Lunch had just ended, so it was within the five-minute passing period where everybody was heading to class. I was just about to reach my class... 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.

In luxury stores with security guards, how are very wealthy customers treated?

Answer: A few years ago, my wife and I went to several high-end stores in Beve.​.​.​ Mike's Digest Top Stories For You In luxury stores with security guards, how are very wealthy customers treated? Jonathan Chen, works at Citibank Updated Nov 11, 2016 A few years ago, my wife and I went to several high-end stores in Beverly Hills (Tiffany & Co., Cartier, etc), dressed very casually, and we were treated just like everyone... Read More » How would a pro-gun person respond to the claim that the 2nd Amendment is obsolete because the US military is too powerful for civilians to revolt? Anthony Klenke, MS International Relations & National Security, Troy University (2006) Written Feb 15 How would a pro-gun person respond to the claim that the 2nd Amendment is obsolete because the US military is too powerful for civilians to revolt? I would ask how many star... Read More » What is it like for a child with a narcissist for a father? Sheila Appleby Williams, Freelance Writer (2009-present) Written Feb 18 Both my parents were Narcissists. My father was also high functioning Aspergers. He never told me he loved me or gave me any praise, encouragement or guidance. He was demea... Read More » Where is better, London or Copenhagen? Phil de Wolfe, lives in Copenhagen, Denmark Written Feb 19 I am born in London and lived there most of my life. I now live in Copenhagen and would never return to London which, I guess, answers your question. Why? So many reasons. s... Read More » Why can't the USA attack Pakistan? Asghar Shezad, Defence and current affairs enthusiast Written Feb 22 The US can attack Pakistan or any other country on earth, with the odds always being on their side. The US is an economic superpower, a tech superpower and a military super... Read More » What's the most appalling behavior you've seen by a young child's parent? Michelle Rivera, Vocal improv prodigy, goofball, nature nerd, food Hacker Written Feb 13 I was at the welfare office in the Bronx, waiting to be seen. There was this bright, beautiful little boy, likely a year and a half, couldn't have been older than 2, definit... Read More » Why do founders of a startup usually get replaced? What should founders learn in order to stay a CEO? Ray Zinn, former Longest Serving CEO in Silicon Valley at Micrel (1978-2015) Written Jan 23 KEEP CONTROL: I once heard a VC, who wanted a 60% share, ask a founder "Do you want to be rich, or do you want to be king?" The correct answer is "Both, and staying king is... Read More » What's one inaccuracy in a science fiction movie that drives you crazy? Bas Leijser, Writer, mountaineer, coffee addict, student Updated Jan 8 Too often in sci-fi, the hero and the bad guy clash using melee weapons or their fists. Apparently, the picture below is the natural progression of weapon technology, at le... Read More » Many people say that China and Russia are preparing to go to war with the US. Is this true? Anna Vinogradova, Live in the Good Ol' US of A. 'Murica! Written Feb 16 There is a Latin saying: Si vis pacem, para bellum - Wikipedia If you want peace, prepare for war. Not only Russia and China, the whole world is now increasingly living by th... Read More » My mom wants to know all my passwords so she can monitor my devices. She will get suspicious if I argue. What should I do? Teemu Vesala, Father of 4 kids (2 adults, 2 teenagers) Written Fri I'm the security person and this is what I've said for my kids:"Do not give any of your passwords to me or anyone else." My son was using Habbo hotel when he was 9. There w... 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.