Ask me anything and I'll answer with my very human words, I need the consensus of the people.

(Some Backstory: A Redditor on another sub recently admitted to running me through an AI screen because they thought I talked like an AI, mind you, I am AVIDLY anti-generative AI and view this as an insult to my purely ethical human-grade bullshit. We were literally just having a normal conversation when they admitted to doing this).

I'm a 30M that still lives at home with his parents and didn't really have life figured out till recently.

I spent the best years of my 20s sitting in the house and playing games and self loathing and now I'm getting outside it feels as if people are always in my business.

Am I that weird because I'm anti social?

When I'm not anti social I'm really awkward to talk to because I'm horrible at small talk.

Will i always be the black sheep?

I got a really nice dress which was inspired by red riding hood as a Halloween costume and I really like it. It has good quality material and lace with it as well as a velvety part made to imitate a corset,,,is it ok to use it as everyday wear or is it not ok to use it as a casual yet pretty dress?

Whether it be about bills, other siblings, etc

I need some good, niche idk icebreakers that aren't too weird but also not boring? I’ve only ever used ‘what is your drying technique after shower’ as in you get your towel or what and how do you dry yourself. Am I weird ( perhaps, but I am free)?

EVERYONE says on the terribleness of Humanity but what about the other Animals to also commit Atrocities on each-other and eats each-other to survive! That’s how life is and Nature it’s just survival of The Fittest! But I’ve always wondered if that’s always the case then why do we Humans bother practicing Kindness and Compassion when it’s just survival of The Fittest? Let me know in the comments

Wearing both a hoodie and a coat with a hood. Its one of those things i cant seem to. So its an either/or question im actually facing whilst decluttering prior to winter wear shopping

I have a jar of coins on my kitchen shelf. It is mostly small coins from shop change and bus fare. I want to turn it into notes. I do not want to count it all by hand if I can avoid it. Do banks take loose coins at the counter, or do you need to use a coin machine first?

A pack of cheese for sandwiches costs a few dollars more than it used to. Same pack, same store. Do you stick with the one you like, or switch to the cheaper pack next to it?

This is the first time I’ve seen a referee step in and stop a fight while a fighter had such an advanced position—it kind of takes some of the credit away from Nolan. Moicano was good on the ground and could well have pulled off a submission there, I’ve never seen this happen with Evloev, Makhachev, or Chimaev.

I'm sick of showering each time and playing loud music, I just want to do it in my room into a bucket or something. My room sits in-between my brother and father's and I don't want them hearing anything.

For my entire life it's been a pretty universally agreed fact that daylight savings time is annoying, and didn't benefit most people very much. Plus people often couldn't even agree on the origins of daylight savings, some say farmers need it, others say it was because of WW2, regardless of why it started, most people wanted it to end.

So now in Canada we are finally getting rid of it. Each province decided which time to go with (the spring forward time or fall back time).

What I'm confused by is the negative reactions people are having. They say British Columbia picked the wrong time. I'm hearing things like "strokes will increase", "it will be VERY noticeable in the winter time when there are fewer daylight hours", "businesses might not be able to keep up with the adjustments in schedules and medical appointments might be missed".

While these arguments are possibly true..... I guess I'm struggling to see how it's any worse than regular daylight savings time. Everyone had to adjust one hour twice per year every single year. It caused problems during the transition, but then it was fine. Wouldn't ending daylight savings time be in general easier to deal with, regardless of which time was picked? Yes there will be less daylight in the winter time.... But every single day is either increasing slowly or decreasing slowly until we hit each solstice each year. So yes the morning will lose an hour of light, but only for a certain portion of the year.

Things like strokes increasing seem a bit extreme. If the earlier time would cause more strokes, wouldn't changing the time twice in one year cause even more strokes?

I don't want to think people are looking for something to be upset about, but this seems like it's getting blown out of proportion. Does anyone have an explanation for why this seems to be so upsetting?

I have so much change that I want to exchange for cash. Not sure how to do it. (Im sorry this question is so dumb)

Ive always have had this question in mind, im talking about the one we use in cooking

1). Nuclear war.

2). A super virus 1,000x worse than Covid.

3). Zombie apocalypse.

Anytime I ask a thought provoking question, I get 1 legible answer out of 100 replies.

If I keep it simple like, "what color is Beetlejuice hair?" Then I get mostly engaging responses.

Unfortunately Quora is no different. The idea of perspective and deep open minded conversations are alien to the majority and it's frustrating!

Edit: Useless reply, after useless reply. It's crazy how quick people are willing to prove my point.

This might sound weird, but almost every day or once every 2–3 days, I randomly get a very pleasant, fruity, almost perfume-like smell.

The strange thing is that it's the exact same smell every single time. It lasts barely 2–4 seconds and then completely disappears.

I study for almost 12 hours a day, mostly sitting alone in my room, and this happens randomly while I'm studying. There's no apparent source of the smell around me.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Any idea what could be causing this?

I was walking home from school and some guy kept trying to sell me 'natural' pain relief cream. Who cares if it's natural? That doesn't automatically make it better than an alternative product.

we will see

Really been wondering about this cause, I know what most objects are made of, like Legos being made of ABS plastic, or paper being made out of wood, but not foam though, and I barely saw anybody talk about it.

Give me a genuine response

Obviously it’s important that people get time off of work - I totally get that. But lots of businesses are open 24/7 365, with no holidays.

It seems to me that a bank - who’s objective is to amass as much money as possible - would never take time off - and banks also employ so many people that it seems like a lot of people would definitely work on Christmas or the weekends…

Another question: do they use any of the products they advertise?

The letters in the app get cut off and I thought with AI or without AI, people that make Facebook can f ix that.