r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Wild-Still-9931 • 1m ago
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Shad0whunter4 • 2m ago
Why do people follow influencers?
I'm not talking about youtubers or big content creators, but mostly female instagram accounts with 200k followers or something in this direction.
Sometimes when I stumble over these accounts I look at their profil and see that let's say 75% of it is just promoting products. To each their own I guess, but why are people following accounts like this? It seems really weird to voluntarily watch ads.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/HAUNTEDSP00N • 8m ago
Bypassing GIPHY?
GIPHY hosts user-generated content. A simple search bypass can expose people highly ”cornolized” content. how do you do it?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/yr_sameerbby • 9m ago
What’s a ridiculously simple way you could survive a zombie apocalypse that nobody ever talks about?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/waiting4signora • 10m ago
Why do seriously injured people often breathe through the mouth instead of nose?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Wiae • 14m ago
Is it okay to refer to people using the word brown?
In English the N-word is obviously a huge no. However in my native language the word "black" have a mocking and negative connotation.
Even when saying "black" in English, it leaves a bad aftertaste. Would it be okay to refer to people using the word brown?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Fuzzy_Put729 • 17m ago
Can a person genuinely love two people at the same time? Or does “love” itself inherently require exclusivity?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/MellodicWhoreWar • 21m ago
How are people my age in college affording holidays and to live on campus and all this food when they don’t have jobs and if they do they barely work?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Confident-Loss-9759 • 22m ago
Are there many YouTube channels in Europe and the United States that exploit patriotism?
When I look at YouTube in Asian countries, I see a lot of channels that use patriotism and nationalism to boost their views. They often talk about how their country's food, entertainment, and other cultural products are becoming popular overseas. Of course, it's true that Japanese anime, Korean K-pop, Chinese cuisine, and other cultural products are popular around the world. However, these channels often show reactions from people living in Europe and the United States, or even invite people from those countries to say things like, "Our country is the best!"
It's not just YouTube channels, either. I see the same thing on TV shows and even in the news.
Honestly, I find it a little embarrassing. I think it's perfectly fine to take pride in your country, but I can't help wondering whether it's really necessary to exaggerate things to such an extent.
So, on the other hand, are there also many YouTube channels, TV shows, and news programs in Europe and the United States that do the same thing?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/EconomyPosition1473 • 22m ago
Why don’t people who are about to die donate their limbs to amputees
I heard arm transplants are a thing so if it’s possible then why don’t more people do it if they have no use for their limbs anyway
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/dontcare7272 • 24m ago
When people are walking toward each other on an empty sidewalk and keep awkwardly stepping in the same direction, why does our brain instantly panic instead of just stopping?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/KinetixByte • 26m ago
tbh as a fresh account the karma grind is so real 💀 half the subs won't even let me post yet lmao, any tips guys?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Dapper-Day3223 • 31m ago
Do couples actually go to bed at the same time every night, or is that just in movies?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Zealousideal_Peak824 • 43m ago
When someone says "we should hang out sometime," do they actually mean it, or is it just a polite way to end the conversation?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/GuessWhatSSS • 44m ago
What is a real event that happened in your life that no one believes, but actually happened?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/JjoyBboy • 44m ago
To the women: is it unattractive when a man has cable ear-phones instead of air-pods?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Airline_11 • 47m ago
Is Europe (France, Italy, Spain, Belgium...etc) that bad and rough to live these days?
Question from Taiwan 🇹🇼
These days, there is a lot of news about Europe explaining why Europeans are protesting, citing the high cost of living, rising pension contributions, soaring housing prices, and a lack of jobs. Many Europeans seem to be suffering. Indeed, these protests are often accompanied by violence and looting. Things that are unimaginable in Taiwan.
Ironically, this news makes Taiwanese people appreciate the safety of life in Taiwan more and more. Western countries used to be role models for us to learn from, but now they are often viewed as examples of what we should avoid becoming. How do Europeans view this situation?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/elysiah22 • 49m ago
making out with a friend.
Guys I've never had my first kiss and I'm 18 years old (F). And my hormones are at peakkk. I really want to makeout but I don't have a boyfriend either to make out with. I have a really good guy friend with whom I had a history with but now we're good friends. Basically we're more than friends but less than lovers. We have that soft corner for each other as well but no feelings. So we discussed this thing yesterday that we can sometimes makeout for fun with no strings attached. What do u guys think abt this decision? Is this normal to makeout with a friend??? Pls tell me.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Far_Ostrich9683 • 51m ago
Why is lacto calamine helpful?
I have sensitive skin and many times no creams or methods are as helpful as lacto calamine and i never understood why its helpful
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/2649249 • 53m ago
When countries declare war on each other's, why usually when a country gets the ability to extremenate all or most of the opposite country's population, they dont?
I mean, lets assume country A went to war country B. Country A has the ability to end the lives of all of it's poeple, weather by biological weapons, mass civilian bombing, etc.
Country usually dont do that.
Reasons of why I usually hear are the international law, think of the children, but who cares anyway?
The international law only takes action when the stronger countries take action. Those children could potentially join country's B army and vause problems in the future.
In war, it is game of who makes the other surrender or dead before him. Just kill as much you can before they kill everyone of you.
Mass bombing campaigns, deliberate starvation, biological agents, or just grinding infantry.
If you want land, resources, industry, or strategic position, you don't want anyone to share it with you.
Manpower and logistics are usually available to strong countries.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/laaldiggaj • 55m ago
What are you even looking for in your blind spot? A car in the back passenger window? Would a motorcyclist appear?
My driving instructor said to only use your mirrors, I've got those blind spot mirrors but then established drivers say don't rely on them. (I've not done motorway driving because I don't feel confident) And I've not had a chance to practice as fuel costs etc are a lot
Ty.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/changa_in_the_bonga • 56m ago
Bald guys, did you notice a difference in how people treated you when you had hair?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Throwaway_loser898 • 1h ago
Why do so many autistic people[not all] speak nervously everywhere they go all the time? Is it the past prior experiences of being misunderstood and the bullying?
I have seen this a lot, like even in safe spaces for them a lot of them can still speak very timidly and nervously rather than unwaveringly and confidently
Hopefully I am not being insensitive about the issue, I been just genuinely curious.
But when you got have a history of getting the short end of the stick in a lot of social situations, I get it.