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  1. Asked: June 10, 2021In: Online Communities

    how to transfer facebook page ownership to another user

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 4:00 pm

    To transfer Facebook Page ownership: Go to Page Settings > Page Roles. Under Assign a New Page Role, enter the person’s name/email. Select Admin as their role and click Add. Have them accept the invite. Once added, you can remove yourself if needed. Ensure the new admin is trusted—transfers can’tUnfold thinking...

    To transfer Facebook Page ownership:

    Go to Page Settings > Page Roles.

    Under Assign a New Page Role, enter the person’s name/email.

    Select Admin as their role and click Add.

    Have them accept the invite.

    Once added, you can remove yourself if needed.

    Ensure the new admin is trusted—transfers can’t be undone

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  2. Asked: June 11, 2021In: Food & Drink

    how to make a cake

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:56 pm

    Making a cake is simple! Mix 2 cups flour, 1½ cups sugar, 1 cup milk, ½ cup butter, 3 eggs, 1 tsp vanilla, and 1 tbsp baking powder. Beat until smooth. Pour into a greased pan and bake at 180°C (350°F) for 30-40 minutes. Let it cool, then frost if desired. Enjoy your homemade cake!

    Making a cake is simple! Mix 2 cups flour, 1½ cups sugar, 1 cup milk, ½ cup butter, 3 eggs, 1 tsp vanilla, and 1 tbsp baking powder. Beat until smooth. Pour into a greased pan and bake at 180°C (350°F) for 30-40 minutes. Let it cool, then frost if desired. Enjoy your homemade cake!

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  3. Asked: January 8, 2025In: People & Society

    why do government produce money

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:49 pm

    Governments produce money to simplify trade, replacing barter with a universal value system. It helps control the economy—stimulating growth or curbing inflation. Currency also asserts national sovereignty, funding public services without foreign reliance. But reckless printing backfires (like hyperUnfold thinking...

    Governments produce money to simplify trade, replacing barter with a universal value system. It helps control the economy—stimulating growth or curbing inflation. Currency also asserts national sovereignty, funding public services without foreign reliance. But reckless printing backfires (like hyperinflation). Smart governments balance supply through central banks, ensuring stability. Essentially, money keeps the economic engine running smoothly for everyone.

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  5. Asked: January 21, 2025In: People & Society

    who own the government

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:45 pm

    Governments aren’t "owned" like property—they’re systems meant to serve the people. In democracies, power comes from voters, but influence often sits with elites, corporations, or lobbyists. Autocracies concentrate control in a leader or party. Even in theory, money, ideology, and backroom deals shaUnfold thinking...

    Governments aren’t “owned” like property—they’re systems meant to serve the people. In democracies, power comes from voters, but influence often sits with elites, corporations, or lobbyists. Autocracies concentrate control in a leader or party. Even in theory, money, ideology, and backroom deals shape who really calls the shots. It’s messy: no single entity owns it, but not everyone has equal say either.

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  6. Asked: February 3, 2025In: People & Society

    how do the government regulate money

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:41 pm

    Governments regulate money through central banks by controlling interest rates, setting reserve requirements for commercial banks, and managing currency supply. They enforce laws against counterfeiting, monitor financial transactions to prevent illegal activities, and stabilize economies by adjustinUnfold thinking...

    Governments regulate money through central banks by controlling interest rates, setting reserve requirements for commercial banks, and managing currency supply. They enforce laws against counterfeiting, monitor financial transactions to prevent illegal activities, and stabilize economies by adjusting fiscal policies like taxes and spending. In Nigeria, the Central Bank (CBN) issues the naira, oversees foreign exchange, and uses tools like open market operations to influence liquidity. These measures ensure stability, trust, and economic growth while curbing inflation or recession risks

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  7. Asked: August 12, 2021In: General Reference

    is o3t an online virtual gun

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:38 pm

    O3T isn’t a widely recognized online virtual entity. It might be a typo, niche term, or inside reference. If you meant a virtual game or gone (like a disbanded group), clarification would help! Online spaces evolve fast—some terms fade quickly. Let me know more details, and I’ll dig deeper! MeanwhilUnfold thinking...

    O3T isn’t a widely recognized online virtual entity. It might be a typo, niche term, or inside reference. If you meant a virtual game or gone (like a disbanded group), clarification would help! Online spaces evolve fast—some terms fade quickly. Let me know more details, and I’ll dig deeper! Meanwhile, stay curious; the digital world’s full of hidden gems and fleeting trends.

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  8. Asked: October 7, 2021In: People & Society

    why was gun created

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:37 pm

    Guns were created primarily for warfare and hunting. Early firearms, like the 14th-century hand cannons, gave armies an advantage over swords and bows. Over time, they evolved for self-defense, sport, and control. While they revolutionized combat, their legacy is mixed—empowering some but causing imUnfold thinking...

    Guns were created primarily for warfare and hunting. Early firearms, like the 14th-century hand cannons, gave armies an advantage over swords and bows. Over time, they evolved for self-defense, sport, and control. While they revolutionized combat, their legacy is mixed—empowering some but causing immense harm. Today, debates rage over their role in society, balancing protection versus danger. Ultimately, they reflect humanity’s dual nature: to defend and to destroy.

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  9. Asked: October 7, 2021In: General Reference

    why do government register gun manufacturers

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:33 pm

    Governments register gun manufacturers to regulate firearm production, ensuring safety standards and preventing illegal arms trafficking. It helps track weapons, reducing crime and misuse. Registration also ensures manufacturers comply with laws, pay taxes, and operate transparently. In Nigeria, thiUnfold thinking...

    Governments register gun manufacturers to regulate firearm production, ensuring safety standards and preventing illegal arms trafficking. It helps track weapons, reducing crime and misuse. Registration also ensures manufacturers comply with laws, pay taxes, and operate transparently. In Nigeria, this control is vital for national security, curbing violence, and maintaining public order. It’s about accountability and protecting citizens.

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  10. Asked: November 19, 2021In: People & Society

    what is the fastest way to make money

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:31 pm

    Freelancing (writing, coding, design) or side hustles (reselling, tutoring, gig apps). Day trading (stocks, crypto) can bring quick cash but is risky. Avoid scams—no "get rich quick" schemes work. Sell skills or stuff—fastest legal cash. Hustle smart, stay patient.

    Freelancing (writing, coding, design) or side hustles (reselling, tutoring, gig apps). Day trading (stocks, crypto) can bring quick cash but is risky. Avoid scams—no “get rich quick” schemes work. Sell skills or stuff—fastest legal cash. Hustle smart, stay patient.

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  11. Asked: August 9, 2025In: People & Society

    what is cyber weapon

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    Added an answer on August 9, 2025 at 3:26 pm

    A cyber weapon is a malicious tool or code designed to disrupt, damage, or infiltrate digital systems, networks, or data. Unlike traditional weapons, it operates in cyberspace—targeting infrastructure, stealing information, or causing chaos. Examples include viruses, ransomware, or zero-day exploitsUnfold thinking...

    A cyber weapon is a malicious tool or code designed to disrupt, damage, or infiltrate digital systems, networks, or data. Unlike traditional weapons, it operates in cyberspace—targeting infrastructure, stealing information, or causing chaos. Examples include viruses, ransomware, or zero-day exploits. Governments and hackers use them for espionage, sabotage, or warfare, blurring lines between physical and virtual conflict

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