What is the single most effective way to prevent becoming the victim of a home invasion?

Answer: Having personally interviewed many home invasion convicted criminals I.​.​.​ Susan's Digest Top Stories For You What is the single most effective way to prevent becoming the victim of a home invasion? Edgar D. McDonald II, former Corrections, Parole Probation, Investigations at California (1973-2001) Written Mar 29 Having personally interviewed many home invasion convicted criminals I can give you some interesting preventive steps to consider. I have asked what triggered home invasions... Read More » Have you ever had a co-worker who you worked closely with get fired for something truly shocking that you never saw coming? Caleb Eades, Software Engineer, Options Trader, Long Term Investor Updated Mar 31 I had a co-worker, a UX designer, who was called "Ursula" around the office, because she both looked and acted like the villain from the Little Mermaid. She was generally r... Read More » If the coronavirus has a 95% recovery rate, then what's with all the hype? Kelly Schweighsr, Former Civil Engineer, now on disability Written Sat Would you shop at a store where 1 customer out of every 20 (chosen at random) was shot as they left? After all 95% of the time you shop at this store you would be able to l... Read More » My son was denied by his father as a newborn, and now wants to see him, two years later. Is it wrong if I prevent the father from seeing his son? Jerami Dugan, Known Bad Ass and Free Thinker (1986-present) Updated Mar 20 As the stepfather of a 7 year old boy (a term I've never used, but now it's applicable), whom I have raised since 2 and who knows me as "Daddy", has another Dad that he see... Read More » What's the sweetest way you've seen someone get fired from a job? Bill Remer, former FA Injuneer- retired. at Embedded Systems - Automotive Electronics (1985-... Written Apr 1 At Motorola there was a Engineer named Jay. Jay was a nice guy, but he somehow got a degree without learning much. The rules were vague back then on testing incoming techni... Read More » I'm in the US and our economy is on the brink of collapse due to coronavirus. Should we go back to work and let the virus run its course? Nick Malik, Citizen, Voter, Patriot, Internationalist, American Written Apr 2 Go to Detroit. Go to New Orleans. Walk into an ER. This "go to work" proposal means every hospital in the country will look like those emergency rooms. Want to know why the f... Read More » What is something you don't like about BTS? Zoe Taylor, former Works at Dell Services Written Mon I feel sorry for BTS sometimes. Their idol life in some aspects is like a huge and beautiful golden cage - it has basically everything money can buy, the adoration of millio... Read More » What was the cleverest thing you said to someone walking away? Raphael Merriman Written Nov 23 I was happily married to a beautiful woman who made me feel like a king. She was funny, intelligent, talented, and we supported each other's interests at all times (we even... Read More » What is the possibility that the coronavirus could mutate into something more deadly? Akram Odaily, studied at Palestine Written Apr 4 According to Marc Lipsitch an infectious disease epidemiologist at Harvard University, "In the literal sense of 'is it changing genetically,' the answer is absolutely yes. ... Read More » Why do some parents feel it's ok to leave very small children alone sleeping while they leave the house for awhile? Lesley Ann Barklay, I have an eight-year-old son and a six-year-old daughter. Written Oct 18, 2018 I have a confession to make. I used to do this. When my daughter was a newborn, sometimes, she would be napping when it was time to pick up my son from preschool. You want to ... 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 this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/