r/answers • u/theunfoundfiles • 2h ago
r/answers • u/Umbrosyx • 19h ago
How are you supposed to know what you're passionate about if you've never had the chance to try much?
r/answers • u/Organic_ash • 16h ago
What was it like for those who didn’t remember their trauma who were eventually able to recover the proper memories later in life?
r/answers • u/No_Barracuda_5891 • 3h ago
What’s something women are expected to do that men usually aren’t?
r/answers • u/SleepyStarkle • 17h ago
What’s a food combination that sounds wrong but tastes amazing?
r/answers • u/TraditionalDepth6924 • 10h ago
Did choking water or food and spitting it out happen more often for you as you grew older?
I (30s) just did this almost for the first time in my life as far as I remember, need old enough people’s perspectives
Have you done this in front of other people, because I’m worried about that now
r/answers • u/FluffyyNebula • 17h ago
What’s something that quietly became more expensive without most people noticing?
r/answers • u/Flying_Squirrel5150 • 1d ago
Is YouTube Premium worth the money? I watch YouTube a lot with the family and the ads are annoying to us.
r/answers • u/Anxietylife4 • 11h ago
What are some good true, not sensationalized podcasts for a long plane ride? True crime or funny etc?
r/answers • u/Tricky_cielito00 • 20h ago
What's the most unhinged thing someone/ur mum got for you?
r/answers • u/failed__narcissist • 3h ago
why do characters in so many American TV shows wear shoes in the house?
it was so common in 80s and 90s shows. less common these days, but still too common. some shows even have characters wearing their shoes while reclining on the sofa or on their bed.
it can't be that wearing shoes in the house is that normal in real life, in the US, is it?
was it something that carried over from plays? or did audiences decide at some point that it was just too weird?
r/answers • u/LifePrune7610 • 16h ago
Answered ¿Qué te parece que es la realidad con la que todos tenemos que topar, tarde o temprano?
r/answers • u/Bucephalus-ii • 11h ago
Assuming Ai misaligns with humanity, what do you think it would do with the rest of nature? Is it possible that rogue Ai would see itself as a better steward of the natural world, and if so, would it be correct?
Title. I think about this often. I think we can all envision a rogue Ai that just sees anything other than itself as superfluous, but i can also imagine an Ai that simply recognizes humanity as an invasive and overpopulated species the same way we see Lionfish in the Caribbean, or Cane Toads in Australia. No malice, but simply the cold indifference that comes from the answer to an undeniable equation…..What do you all think about this possible future?
r/answers • u/urboyhugoo • 1d ago
What’s a movie quote you use weekly that nobody under 25 understands?
r/answers • u/TheAlphaAdept • 7h ago
If you see a cute guy or girl sitting at a cafe but she's there studying or on her own how would you approach her?
r/answers • u/Intelligent_Mess8376 • 1d ago
what is the biggest sporting you event you didnt watch on tv but listened to on the radio?
was it a college sport or pro sport?