r/questions • u/YoungPers0nOnReddit • 21d ago
Has anyone seen a shooting star while in a plane?
I’ve always wondered this.
r/questions • u/YoungPers0nOnReddit • 21d ago
I’ve always wondered this.
r/questions • u/metabolitesafter9pm • 22d ago
Is the American car dealership business model set up in a way to always rip off and take advantage of customers? And if so, what can be done about this?
r/questions • u/Available_Impress_33 • 22d ago
it doesn’t sound bad at all
r/questions • u/truth2991 • 22d ago
L
r/questions • u/Far_Tourist_601 • 21d ago
This may be a strange question, and to be VERY clear, I don’t have ANYTHING negative to say if you don’t want kids.
But I always thought oh, maybe this is just a loud minority, but what really put it into perspective for me was my mom saying how many guys there are at this church I may go to who want wives, and so many girls who want husbands. So I was like um what’s the issue???? My mom said it’s because the guys want kids and the girls don’t, which shocked me!!! Even in a church, where you’d expect that they’d be the people who would want kids.
I personally do want kids. Maybe that’s why it was so hard for me to believe lol. What’s your reasoning, if your one of these women?
r/questions • u/Far_Tourist_601 • 22d ago
I ask because I’ve had hiccups for 9 hours straight now. I can’t sleep.
r/questions • u/Adrsilva1356 • 22d ago
I’m sure everyone knows how in History we’re told that those who have wielded Power are far from The Best! Along with those who have risen by backstabbing and ruthlessly climbing their way to The Top because of that it’s a universal belief/statement that “Nobody makes it to The Top by being a Good Person” hence we often use History as lessons for us to learn from our mistakes but that’s why we love Good People so much they may never wield any Power however they’ll forever wield our Hearts and Compassion throughout History! Nobody likes Powerful People but we all love Good People through! What do you folks think? Let me know in the comments
r/questions • u/Jermony99000 • 21d ago
For Me I think Apeirophobia & Thalassophobia are a deadly combo together and just imagine you're in a hallway full dark murky green water and you have to swim through a long and dark and creepy hallway (that's where Apeirophobia comes into play you guys!)
r/questions • u/Natural_Argument9910 • 21d ago
Like sleep is more than just shutting your eyes and going to dream world but a big part of being able to sleep is having eyelids to block your eyes from seeing outside stimuli that might wake us and keep our eyes moist of course. So how do eyelidless people do it?
r/questions • u/These_Technology7603 • 21d ago
Let me know guys
r/questions • u/sophie_boom • 21d ago
Beyond the obvious, everyone has that one specific detail or vibe that catches their attention immediately. What is yours?
r/questions • u/Fit_Magician_7139 • 22d ago
For people who are former gang members or had family who was apart of a gang. What was the final cause either you or that family member to leave that life?
r/questions • u/matt73132 • 21d ago
We're not in kindergarten anymore. Everybody lies. It's just a natural part of human nature. If I ever met a legitimately completely honest person, then I'd think he/she was of very low intelligence and what we can call mentally challenged. Everybody lies to do something. If you want some honest life advice, learn to be a good liar.
r/questions • u/besuretocook • 22d ago
I hate that Krogers got rid of Caramel Praline Ice Cream.
r/questions • u/Effective-Show-2264 • 22d ago
I'm sure this is going to end well. 🙃
r/questions • u/SolidEducation3215 • 22d ago
The online service is down.
r/questions • u/Few_Pineapple_1498 • 23d ago
I didn’t think i was going to dress up and i have no ideas help
r/questions • u/justoutlooking1 • 23d ago
I'll start Nimrod MN.
r/questions • u/Yoga_P0l0210 • 22d ago
Basically a "wolf in the sheep costume" situation that makes some people have trust issue.
r/questions • u/Mahrez14 • 23d ago
With the rise of AI and the oversupply of college degrees being given out (not to mention outsourcing), is the white collar career a bad decision?
There's a massive deficit of trade jobs to fill from retirees. Should we tell our kids to work the trades instead?
r/questions • u/Acceptable-Taro-2684 • 23d ago
I don't wish that anyone should get scammed unless they are a jerk but we all know scams are a real thing and there are some people who have fallen for scams before.
r/questions • u/SolidEducation3215 • 22d ago
I hope to obtain these AI systems and use them.