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Answer: I built six pack abs without ever going to the gym and I started gross.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest Why is it so difficult to get a six-pack? Savas Surmeli, Self-Improvement Expert, Founder of TheWinningLane-com Updated Jan 6 I built six pack abs without ever going to the gym and I started grossly fat and out of shape. And I did it after 37 (Age is mostly irrelevant). The real difficulty about si...  Read More » Why did the Germans treat officer POWs differently from regular soldiers during WWII? Allen E Hall, My father, S/SGT. Eugene H. Hall, 401st BG 35 Missions B-17 Updated Jan 10 My dad flew 35 missions in a B-17 in 1944–45. He was never shot down, but came close on his first mission. All the allied airmen knew that if you got shot down and had no c...  Read More » From a recent session Given the way the 2016 presidential election turned out, is polling still a useful way to predict elections? Idrees Kahloon, Data journalist at The Economist Written Thu Without a doubt. The alternative to forecasting without polls is ungrounded conjecture by pundits—which I think is much worse. There are a few things to point out about how...  Read More » Is it rude to sit on the back seat in an Uber? Konstantin Fayman, former driver at Uber (2015-2017) Written Jan 15 One time I picked up this funky foreign girl in my Uber. She was going to some dance rehearsal and dressed like she was getting ready to sweat. I had my backpack on the fro...  Read More » I don't want to use Windows, Mac, Linux and Unix for learning programming, what are some other options? Terry Lambert, Apple Core OS Kernel Team; technical lead on several projects over 8 years Written Jan 22 You asked: I don't want to use Windows, Mac, Linux and Unix for learning programming, what are some other options? The easiest answer would be to use “Windows, Mac, Linux or ...  Read More » Can soldiers see enemy soldiers in firefights typically, or do they just spray at them and hope they hit? Mark Thompson, former British soldier Written Jan 23 The first time I came under enemy fire in Iraq, I cocked my already cocked weapon, tripped over and - as I stuck my head up to try and direct fire onto the enemy - realised...  Read More » What would happened if the Soviet Union joined forces with Nazi Germany in WW2? James MacKinnon, World War 2 buff and extensive reader on the subject Written Jan 24 It would be a disaster. If the U.S.S.R entered the war against the Allies, it would have been a catastrophe. In World War 2, the Nazis had a majority of their troops fightin...  Read More » If I buy a piece of art, can I legally destroy it? Eric Messerschmidt, Knows very little good art but sees a lot of so-called good art on a daily basis Updated Jan 24 In 1995, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei created an artwork, a photographic triptych of himself holding a Han dynasty urn, dropping it and standing over the shattered remnants. Th...  Read More » 95% of global poverty reduction has occurred in China in the past 40 years but why is there so little attention from international development professionals or academics given to China's success? Robin Daverman, World traveler Updated May 18, 2015 It's extremely uncomfortable to dig too deep into it - that a "communist, authoritarian" country with "corrupt leadership" who "doesn't give a damn about its people and the... Read More » Do soldiers in real life really use their teeth to pull the pins of hand grenades as depicted in movies? Jay Bazzinotti, We must plan for the enemy's capability; not his intentions. Written Jan 16 No. This ridiculous trope really needs to end. The pin on a grenade is like a Cotter Pin and is made out of lead or mild steel. If you tried to pull the pin with your teeth,...  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.

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As an American moving to Australia, what are some of the biggest benefits as well as...? - Quora

Answer: I'm from NY and moved to Brisbane in 2011.​ I lived there for 2.​5 aweso.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest As an American moving to Australia, what are some of the biggest benefits as well as challenges that I will face? Chris Wood, lived in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Written Jul 16, 2015 I'm from NY and moved to Brisbane in 2011. I lived there for 2.5 awesome years. The first 6 months, I had to get used to a few things but nothing major, and basically from... Read More » Would you rather live in Japan or China? Terry Newman, Ten years living and doing business in China. Written Jan 24 I have lived four years in Japan and now almost ten in China. I do business in both, but am based in a regional city a couple of hours from Shanghai. Personal Safety About th...  Read More » From a recent session What are some of the major design trends we will see emerge in 2017? Ben Blumenfeld, Co-Director at Designer Fund. Former Design Lead at Facebook Written Thu I’ll focus on the macro design trends that I think we’ll see in 2017. Some are continuations of existing narratives while others are relatively nascent. Proliferation of New...  Read More » How come Saudi princes aren't the richest in the world? Mohammed Se'ari, lived in Saudi Arabia Written Jan 5 I’m Saudi. They absolutely are. The Saudi Royal family of about 10000 members is the second welthiest family in the world. So many high-ranking princes are much more richer ...  Read More » I want to major in political science. Can I get a brutally honest opinion on the major? Gage Dillon, Theoritician Updated Dec 5 You asked for brutally honest, so I’m gonna give it to you. Here’s your problem: You believe in a fallacy. You, like many young Americans, including myself, have been lied to....  Read More » What is the strangest archeological object ever found? João Godinho Written Jan 23 It is not an object, rather the remains of a person, that I find mind boggling: In 2007, while doing maintenace work on the local waterworks in Beja, Portugal, amidst other ...  Read More » What tourist areas should be avoided in Southeast Asia? Christian Bergland, 30+ states and 20+ countries Updated Jan 18, 2016 I've got two, and they should be avoided for very different reasons. #1 - Pattaya, Thailand Pattaya is a filthy hellhole of neon and sex. I'm no prude, but there really aren...  Read More » Is front end web development a good career today? Geoffrey Bans, 6+ years developing web applications Updated Jan 8 Front end development is a great career in 2017, but don’t get hit by the bus. There is all the hype around as to which is the latest cool front end technology to learn as a...  Read More » What happened to tankers who lost their tank to combat in WW2? Bob Trammell, studied at University of California, Los Angeles Written Jan 20 My father drove a tank in World War II in Europe. The story, as I remember it, was they landed on a beach and his tank drove about 100 yards and the engine died. They sat i...  Read More » What is the most depressing one liner? Hannah Yang, Optimist Written Jan 19 A man pours an entire bottle of prescription pills into the blender. He mixes it with milk and a banana. Hours later, you watch him lie awake in bed, checking the clock and ...  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.