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Answer: One student asked if she can have a private tutoring session after sch.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest As a teacher, what is the harshest truth a student has ever taught you? Bruce Lam 251.5k views One student asked if she can have a private tutoring session after school so I agreed. Feeling honored and proud that a student is asking for a 1-on-1 session, I was so eag...  Read More » Is it inappropriate to bring a toddler on business class seats on a flight? Paul Johnson 297.9k views Here's a secret about business class. Huge numbers of people there can't afford to be there. They are only there because their companies have coughed up for the business cl...  Read More » Is it easier/better to raise a kid in Europe vs the US? Thomas Johnson, Former papermaker from Frostbite Falls, Minnesota. 107.1k views Let's put it more simply: it is probably easier and better to raise a child in Finland than it is to do it in the USA. The Finns have created a unique and eminently succe... Read More » Why do hotels say they won't be responsible if someone steals from your room? Richard Gale, Hotelier 339k views Are you all sitting comfortably, well then I’ll begin… Once upon a time there was a guest in a hotel that came to Reception to say her bag with 1,000 eur, her passport, came...  Read More » Why was Switzerland never involved in WW2 while there was war in all of its neighboring countries? Were they funding Hitler for the war? Said Orafa, History nerd, diagnosed with OCD, proud Iranian 580.8k views Switzerland was, and to a certain extent still is, a fortress disguised as a nation. During WWII, the Swiss army counted 500,000 men. Nearly every man in the country was i... Read More » What are some common characteristics of people with high IQ's? David Fellowes, Still working on life before death . . . 405.1k views On a personal level, I'll tell you the thing that struck me most when I started going to Mensa meetings. I never had to repeat myself, nor did I ever require it of others. ...  Read More » Do Chinese people think that democracy would be better for China? Sergio D'Argenio 194.6k views I am not Chinese, but I lived in China and had a lot of conversations with Chinese people on this topic. I'd summarize the points of view I heard like this: First, why should...  Read More » My friend was forced out of a house they trespassed in, at gunpoint by the owner. Was it legal for the owner to do this? Jennifer Ellis, Legal Ethics Attorney in PA, USA & Law Firm Marketing Consultant 282.2k views How scary. But this is really pretty simple to answer. You have: A trespasser Who refuses to leave...  Read More » Mary E. Rossow voted up this answer. What kind of conversations only happen in the UK? Stephen Aftanas 33.6k views I lived in London for a year. While I was there I read an opinion piece in a newspaper outlining a typically British scenario. A group of people are waiting at a railway sta...  Read More » How is it that the Romans built roads that could last thousands of years but we can't build the road without potholes for even five years? Tom Fernley 208.3k views In some ways this is a bit like the old “Why aren’t aircraft built the same way as the ‘black box’” conundrum. Roman roads were built of stone and intended to move army legi...  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.