I have been getting emails saying I have followers in Quora and I am like what the hell? I don't participate and don't even know what it is!

Not anymore mate:
Qurora as owned by an American company, is very racist and prejudiced towards the British. Yet these 'Americans are allowing enquiries of how to join and fund IRA terror groups'

I am on Quora but have only written 3 answers. Mostly I read and upvote and often I comment after a post. From time to time I see some idiot thing on there that gets my immediate downvote and it dissappears. I'm very much into atheist and agnostic posts but I support others.
I am careful. Two of my friends are actresses and they are believers, but not Evangelical. They are liberals. I'm best described as a Democratic Socialist these days. In my lifetime I have been a member of America's 3 top parties.

I have a half-dozen answers in verse. No one cares.

I have no idea what that is.

Daily I answer questions concerning atheism and Christianity and the bible. As I approach my answers from a purely historical perspective without dogma I am not very popular, but I do get likes daily. Sometimes I post my answers on facebook when thaty are fun.[quora.com] The questions are often pointed as this one was and ment to be a gotcha question....I may have rained on this poor fellows parade.

I write them for writing, anxiety, introversion/extroversion, and a couple other topics. Used to write a lot about psychopathy.

Not as regularly as I used to. Answering the same question over and over gets tedious after a while. I still probably write an answer or two a week.

I have only answered a few questions and they were not related to any type of belief

1. I used to, but I got banned for telling jokes, playing jokes on people, and using laconics.

2. I wrote about Math, life related stuff, and anything that could be dealt with using reasoning and linguistic aptitude. So Math was my primary field, but I found that I could have true answers just by thinking about questions, so I went on with doing that.

3. No, but yes, I do answer religious questions. Agnosticism has kind of been my primary thing for many ten years now. It made more sense to own up to the real inconclusiveness of the existence of god(s), rather than pretend like the question of the existence of such a thing was actually premisable. Apparently to remedy this, some Jewish clergy made the Kabbalah public, which is supposed to be scientifically referenced, and I am interested in that perspective.

4. It could always be better, I don't clutch too firmly on the present state of things, because they need work, period.

Yes. I answer questions related to engineering, physics, astronomy, astrophysics, naval architecture, aerospace, any general technical questions that seem appropriate, and questions on religion and related issues including ethics and morals.

How is it going? I have no idea.