How is living in Europe different from living in North America? - Quora

Answer: A few commonplace things.​ I'm from California and have lived in Germa.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest How is living in Europe different from living in North America? Christopher Webb, Expat from California, living in Germany for many years and raising two boys. St... 102.5k views A few commonplace things. I'm from California and have lived in Germany for many years. I can't say more than any tourist could about other places; so, I'll stick to thes... Read More » What does sitting in the front of the classroom on the first day say about a student? Russell Burt, College Teacher, Web Developer 281.1k views I have been a college professor for twenty years. Here are the following assumptions I make upon entering a classroom for the first time: Students at the front of the room a...  Read More » How trained and capable are the current North Korean military forces? Also, how sophisticated is their equipment? Nathan Ye, "Every battle is won before it is ever fought." 51.5k views Most of their equipment is either from the the late 60s or early 70s. Their tank forces are largely composed of leftover t34 from ww2, type 59s and t55s tanks. Their navy i...  Read More » Would Ned Stark, Jon Snow or Stannis become Reek under Ramsey's torture the way Theon did? Lefteris V. Tserkezis, Islander, Classicist, fond of literature, politics and pre-modern history 36.6k views Let’s see Stannis first. Donal Noye, a man who knew him since he was a child, said: “Stannis is pure iron, black and hard and strong, yes, but brittle, the way iron gets. H...  Read More » Was America better in the 1950s? Thomas L. Johnson, Former papermaker from Frostbite Falls, Minnesota. 53.5k views For a person like me who was a ten year old kid who owned a Hiawatha bike, took a free bus to the beach in summer, and skated on a huge neighborhood rink all winter, things... Read More » How does one distinguish between a spoiled toddler and a regular one? Courtney Wooten, Rarely concise, except for now. 139.7k views Imagine for a moment what it's like to be a toddler. Depending on your exact age and maturity, there is a high likelihood of waking up in a wet or soiled diaper. Nothing yo... Read More » What are the weirdest business ideas that actually became successful? Kyle Waring, Entrepreneur 243k views I started 2 “weird” businesses that launched as a joke and became wildly successful! 1 - Ship Snow, Yo! - Shipping Natural Snow, guaranteed snow on arrival. Buy Snow and ship...  Read More » Why is Russia warning North Korea publicly over their threats to the US and other countries? Igor Markov, EECS Prof at Michigan, currently at Google 112.7k views North Korea was used by China and Russia for 70 years as a counterweight to South Korea and a buffer territory. It started as the richer, better educated and technologicall...  Read More » Does the military actually favour Donald Trump more than Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton? Steve Traugott 156.2k views Once upon a time, when I was a green A1C, I heard an otherwise calm, thoughtful, laid-back, respected Tech Sergeant say something along the lines of the US military being "...  Read More » Why did Star Wars not make Mark Hamill a giant star? Why did he do so little film work in the ‘80s and ‘90s? Edward Rholes 586.1k views Remember this guy? He was cast in some pretty big films awhile back including a starring role in the biggest box office hit of all time. Didn't make much of an impression t...  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). Choose which emails we send you through Email Settings or Unsubscribe.