Why can't we post links here?

and while we are at it, links to 'interesting ga questions', please! comments!

• dear researchers, there are so many questions out there. i cant look at them all (and i dont). ive put in quite a bit of time reading the ones where the subject line has caught my eye. but id like to ask you, yes YOU: please post links to your favorite ones, if you dont mind! favorite in terms of the question and or the answer.... i accept any kind of answer, as long as if the links are to the google answers forum... thanks

• Answer:

  Hi. This is a great question, I'd be pleased to answer. Without further ado,here are my top ten google answers questions. Drum roll please... 10. "What is "chilli" in the context used in the S.W states of USA" The questioner is an Australian who wishes to know how the word "chilli" is used in the United States. There's a thorough answer to this question as well. I like how this simple question demonstrates that the internet and Google Answers are slowly bringing the world together. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=95253 9. "Increase Intelligence" The question asked how to increase intelligence. The answer was good, but the comments make this question one of my favorites. All in all, there's an entire range of theories on increasing intelligence. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=8164 8. "Piano from Square One" Here, someone asks how to go about starting piano, not for their son or daughter, but for themselves at 32 years old. I think it's great that someone has the energy to pick up an instrument, especially a daunting one like piano, just a little bit later in life. I think the answer does a good job of providing that extra push that the questioner may need to really go for his goal. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=103227 7. "Essay : What is Happiness? -or- When are we happiest? For Johnny_Phoenix , 1st" A basic question with a far from simple answer. The researcher provided a realistic, well thought-out answer and defends it nicely. There are some excellent comments here as well. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=100764 6. "I Don't Understand War Between Countries" Many wonder why peace doesn't always prevail. The answer here gives an excellent explanation of the causes of war. This is especially pertinent now with the possibly impending "US and Allies" invasion of Iraq. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=105815 5. Eliminating Terrorism |or| Safest Place to Live" A follow-up of sorts to the previous question on war. The researcher provides a comprehensive answer regarding non-violence and the global threat of terrorism in the modern age. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=110459 4. "Fate" A had to laugh a little when I saw the first sentence here...the age old question children ask their parents that leaves even the adults confused, "Why do bad things happen to good people?". Overall though, this question, its answer, and the subsequent comments provide an interesting discussion on free will vs. fate. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=110668 3. "Why are Women better than Men .... ?" A fun question and answer about gender roles and the societal pressures that influence them. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=113107 2. "Religious Conversion (This Question Is For PinkFreud Only, Please" An bold question on the nature of religious beliefs and equally powerful answer. Great comments as well. The questioner was obviously moved by the response and gave a highly unusual tip of $100. This is another great example of a question that seems impossible to answer, but with careful thought it is possible to provide some assistance. Many times on these types of questions, the researcher can only provide *an* answer, not necessarily *the* answer. Sometimes, that answer is exactly what the questioner is looking for. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=105725 1. "RelationShips, Man and Women, Love" A heartfelt question asked about how love works. I thought this was a very difficult question to answer in an objective, rational manner, but the researcher did an excellent job. A great, interesting synthesis on the topic of love. https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=65201 Enjoy! playhosea-ga