johnfowles
12-23-2018, 07:14 PM
Sometime ago I somehow managed to sign up for the frequent missives from Quora. Whilst I usually immediately delete them occasionally I spot what looks like an interesting article. I have even got myself on their books
"As someone who answered questions about Computer Keyboards before, can you help Ben Walker who wants an answer to: "What is the best keyboard to learn to type with?"
or some other similar damn fool question
I have just read an article that I thought worth sharing here
the URL in the link shows the title and subject of the article very well:-
Canada and the USA have too many similarities. If they merge, the new country would be the largest in the world, in terms of power, economy, and area. Why don't Canada and the USA merge?
https://www.quora.com/Canada-and-the-USA-have-too-many-similarities-If-they-merge-the-new-country-would-be-the-largest-in-the-world-in-terms-of-power-economy-and-area-Why-dont-Canada-and-the-USA-merge/
"As someone who answered questions about Computer Keyboards before, can you help Ben Walker who wants an answer to: "What is the best keyboard to learn to type with?"
or some other similar damn fool question
I have just read an article that I thought worth sharing here
the URL in the link shows the title and subject of the article very well:-
Canada and the USA have too many similarities. If they merge, the new country would be the largest in the world, in terms of power, economy, and area. Why don't Canada and the USA merge?
https://www.quora.com/Canada-and-the-USA-have-too-many-similarities-If-they-merge-the-new-country-would-be-the-largest-in-the-world-in-terms-of-power-economy-and-area-Why-dont-Canada-and-the-USA-merge/