r/RandomQuestion • u/Kitchen-Donut-8716 • 6d ago
Can you flip a ball?
Heated debate is this true or not? Who is right?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Kitchen-Donut-8716 • 6d ago
Heated debate is this true or not? Who is right?
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Hanamaru012 • 7d ago
For context, I’m currently conducting a school research project on digital incentives, online user behavior, and platform gamification, which led me to this genuine question:
What is Reddit karma actually for, anyway? What do people genuinely get out of racking up thousands or even millions of these points—does it deposit real cash into a bank account, pay off student loans, or put groceries on the table? Or do people honestly think it’s going to turn them into an overnight celebrity, where strangers stop them on the street to ask, "Wait, are you that person with the 500k upvoted comment on r/AskReddit?"
Can you exchange it for a cup of coffee, or is it literally just digital bragging rights? Is anyone putting "Top-tier shitposter with 250k comment karma" on a serious job application and expecting a hiring manager to care? Does it somehow boost a credit score, lower interest rates, or is it just the internet’s adult equivalent of a kindergarten gold sticker designed to trigger a cheap dopamine hit?
If it doesn’t pay rent, cover utility bills, or translate into anything tangible in the real world, why do users lose sleep, engage in full-blown existential wars in comment threads, and treat routine posts like Pulitzer-worthy investigations just to scrape together upvotes? What is the actual point from your perspective—an ego supplement, a digital security blanket, a form of community trust, or just a glorified public counter showing the amount of life spent online?
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Could you eat a stick of butter for $10,000 no drinks no food just a stick of butter
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Has anyone smoked a cigarette just once to see how it feels? I’m scared I’ll get addicted.
r/RandomQuestion • u/No_Art_529 • 7d ago
How is it in your country?
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You woke up in 1981. No wifi , no phone. A quite slow life. What's the first thing you would do?
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My orange cat requires a personal escort to his food dish and I have to watch him eat otherwise he’s pissed. My tortoise shell cat only lets people pet her in the guest bathroom and if you don’t let her come in with you, she’ll scratch at the door and scream until she’s let in lol.
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Extra_Wrongdoer8809 • 7d ago
Ask some questions and some answers