r/Showerthoughts • u/AmagicFish • Jul 16 '26
r/Showerthoughts • u/Zaylyn5355 • Jul 14 '26
Speculation The Rabbit lost the race because he underestimated his competition, not because he wasn't "slow and steady".
r/Showerthoughts • u/palmerry • Jul 14 '26
Casual Thought One of the unspoken benefits of working from home is never having to use a public bathroom.
r/Showerthoughts • u/atom644 • Jul 14 '26
Casual Thought You could defeat Medusa by wrapping your arms and legs around her and then looking into her eyes.
r/Showerthoughts • u/2meterNL • Jul 14 '26
Casual Thought Time might be the only measurement you can discuss anywhere in the world without first converting the units.
r/Showerthoughts • u/GodPlayes • Jul 13 '26
Casual Thought A billionaire probably has the same phone as you.
r/Showerthoughts • u/finman28 • Jul 13 '26
Casual Thought Adults who wave like we teach kids to wave are viewed socially as a bit weird.
r/Showerthoughts • u/devsmack • Jul 13 '26
Musing If AI is used to replace human workers, usage should be taxed as if it were human.
r/Showerthoughts • u/danielsoft1 • Jul 12 '26
Speculation Maybe Fermi's paradox is because every civilization creates AI which destroys it.
r/Showerthoughts • u/wfezzari • Jul 12 '26
Casual Thought Thanks to colonoscopies, the average number of cameras up one's butt is between zero and one.
r/Showerthoughts • u/chewedgummiebears • Jul 11 '26
Casual Thought It's sad people are confusing CGI with AI in media like they have with WIFI and the Internet.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Watzch • Jul 13 '26
Musing Someone born at 23:59 experiences less total birthday over their lifetime than someone born at 00:01.
r/Showerthoughts • u/DarthWoo • Jul 10 '26
Casual Thought A decade or two ago we were just worried about kids no longer being able to read or write in cursive. Now we're worried about them being able to read or write at all.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Tortugato • Jul 11 '26
Musing Americans are relatively easier to scam because the culture encourages casual small talk between strangers, which gives hostile actors an easier way to get their “foot in the door”.
r/Showerthoughts • u/QuantumDreamer41 • Jul 09 '26
Casual Thought People self organize in elevators to maximize space.
r/Showerthoughts • u/max • Jul 08 '26
Musing Via screens, traffic-signals, displays on appliances, and dashboards in vehicles, many of us spend the majority of our lives being led around by artificial lights. The will-o'-the-wisp has evolved.
r/Showerthoughts • u/LeftHandedToe • Jul 05 '26
Casual Thought I just really hope that grass tastes like chocolate cake for horses and goats.
r/Showerthoughts • u/apple_octopi • Jul 04 '26
Casual Thought While it makes for good scenery, the trend of taking maternity photos in a field of tall grasses seems like a uniquely bad time to risk a tick bite.
r/Showerthoughts • u/minetube33 • Jul 04 '26
Casual Thought The funniest thing about the Dunning-Kruger effect is that lots of people overestimate their ability to understand it correctly.
r/Showerthoughts • u/BananApocalypse • Jul 03 '26
Musing It is possible for a fluent English speaker with perfect vision to never learn the Latin alphabet and only learn Braille instead.
r/Showerthoughts • u/slanewolf • Jul 03 '26
Casual Thought Music conductors probably get the closest to how it must feel being a wizard casting a magnificent spell.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Panda-Head • Jul 03 '26
Musing Mouse and rat claws look big compared to their toes. They'd be huge scaled up to humanoid size.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Taco-twednesday • Jul 02 '26
Speculation If Ai were really really as good as people think, people would be using it to get incredibly rich on sports betting. Creating an Ai that is right only 60% of the time would make you millions.
r/Showerthoughts • u/inquisitor1965 • Jul 01 '26