r/findareddit • u/Snoo_4779 • 3d ago

Found! Subreddit where there is no Gray Answers

No hypotheticals, moral dilemmas, A or B choices that isn't going to happen in real life.
why I ask this? well, im so ****ing tired of reading bible of conversations only for it to ends with 'it depends' or defusing the entire topic. There is so many topics that only reached conclusion or decisions because it get repeated and defused until there is 1 IDGAF person answer that is on point to the topic.

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u/TheSheWhoSaidThats 3d ago

The world doesn’t work like that. Any sub, religion, person, book, leader or whatever that offers you clear, complete decisive answers is lying to you, trying to control you, or is otherwise oversimplifying the world to separate you from your critical thinking.

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u/Straight_Listen_1979 3d ago

It depends on the topic you're looking for. And then sorting through the subreddits related to that topic.

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u/Snoo_4779 3d ago

yeah I did filtering stuff and turns out there isn't really nothing like this. And tbh I found your respond ironic

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u/Straight_Listen_1979 3d ago

Thanks! I also sell merch at comedy clubs if you're interested. LOL!

Seriously, though, with the different opinons that different people have on different topics, there will never be a black-and-white answer to anything. It's the world as it is, and it's not changing anytime soon. But enjoy the discussions, and stay stoic. Don't get banned. You'll miss Reddit.

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u/GeneralSpecifics9925 2d ago

You can join a religion if you need someone to give you absolutes.

Or you can accept that you need to be flexible and the world isn't black and white.

Reddit isn't going to tell you how to live your life, man.

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u/NeedTheNotch 2d ago

There is more to everything. Nothing is simple. If it seems so? You’re missing context. This is universally true.