What’s a European magazine similar to The New Yorker?
I really enjoy The New Yorker! I love the mix of long form journalism, plus cartoons plus the…
How many t-shirts do you own? How old is your oldest t-shirt you still wear in public?
At what point do you retire your t-shirts? Is it faded material? Holes in material? Faded print? Cracks…
Which countries’ bureaucracy, if any, is most seamlessly navigated?
By bureaucracy, I mean: excessively complicated administrative procedure. It feels common to hear folks talk about pulling their hair…
Daily Slow Chat
Hi there! Welcome to our daily scheduled post, the Daily Slow Chat. If you want to just chat…
When teaching fractions to children, do you use a pizza analogy?
Here in the US it's common to use a pizza analogy for teaching fractions to children. Do you…
At what point was your country at its most powerful?
I’m talking about strength relative to the age they existed in, so “my country is stronger now, ‘cause…
What is a strange trend that has happened in your country?
What is an unusual trend that happened in your country
How Frequently do Europeans Dine Out?
How frequently do you (or the "average"/"normal" person) in your country eat out? How much do you usually…
Do people commonly take Vitamin D supplements in your country?
Here in the Netherlands, we had a spell of 11 days without sun recently. A 31 year old…
River Cruises: good, bad, indifferent?
What do Europeans in towns frequented by River Cruises think of the industry? My wife and I are…