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During an interview about the casting of Jean-Luc Picard, Gene Roddenberry was asked by a reporter, "Surely they would have cured baldness by the 24th century?" Roddenberry answered, "In the 24th century, they wouldn't care."
how are the fundamental economic questions answered in a market economy?
A Scottish teen was punished for contempt of court in 1993 because he kept unconsciously responding “aye” when asked to say “yes” or “no.” As he told reporters, “I thought I was answering him.“
What asks no questions but must be answered?
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what never asks questions but is often answered?
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The Kinsey Reports on sexual behavior, considered to be among the most influential scientific books of the 20th century, were widely criticized for anonymously interviewing child molesters. Alfred Kinsey responded by saying it was necessary in order to solicit "honest answers on taboo subjects"
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Former NFL player Al Cowlings, who drove OJ Simpson in the Ford Bronco chase, held a press conference during the murder trial where he announced a $2/minute 900 phone number where he would answer questions on everything other than the murder and trial. He reportedly made over $1 million
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After Robert Zemeckis, the BTTF2 director, fed up with people asking him how the hoverboards were filmed, he began answering, "It's a real hover-board. It flies." News reports ran, parents had safety concerns and children wanted them from Mattel.
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In 1989, New York cancelled their statewide chemistry test after the NY Post published the answer key on the front page. Copies of the answer key were so widespread that it took 15 minutes for the reporter to get a copy.
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A 2002 study asked people with personality disorders what the most traumatic experience in their life has been. The most reported answers were: unwanted sexual contact (34.2%), having a serious accident (31.4%), and witnessing an injury/killing (29.4%).
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not far from me in Quakertown PA, and surrounding townships northwest of Philly, people have been experiencing a mystery of unexplainable house shaking "Booms" late at night. As reported by numerous news outlets, it has been going on for several months with no answers.
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Gore Vidal once answered to a reporter, - Lying and cheating. There’s nothing better. - to the question - What are “American values”?
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Lyndon B. Johnson once answered reporters badgering him about why the United States was in Vietnam with a simple, unmistakable off-the-record gesture: he unzipped, pulled out his penis and said, ''This is why!''
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President Lyndon Johnson Once answered reporters Badgering him about vietnam by pulling is dick out and saying "this is why!"
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During an interview about the casting of Jean-Luc Picard, Gene Roddenberry was asked by a reporter, "Surely they would have cured baldness by the 24th century?" Roddenberry answered, "In the 24th century, they wouldn't care."
Questions that cannot be answered?
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Lincoln reportedly had a dream not long before his death: "Before me was a....corpse wrapped in funeral vestments. Around it were stationed soldiers....‘Who is dead in the White House?’ I demanded of one of the soldiers, ‘The President,’ was his answer; ‘he was killed by an assassin.’"
