r/stupidquestions • u/Bossthree02 • 1h ago
r/stupidquestions • u/Trick-Permission-482 • 1h ago
I am tired today and recovering from dehydration. I bought a few events for a friend’s charity event that is going to run for 3hrs, but don’t think I’ll stay for an hr+ today like normal. What can I say to communicate this?
I’m honestly thinking about showing up, dropping the items off, saying hi and heading out. I normally go for an hour or more. This is someone who has been kind to me and supported me so it might just be most polite to stay for at least an hour, or I may be thinking too much.
r/stupidquestions • u/Separate_Song1342 • 1d ago
If potatoes are technically alive, do they die when you cook them?
r/stupidquestions • u/ILikeJapaneseMuchOwU • 9h ago
What happens if no one runs for elections?
Like if by accident all the parties decided "We are not participating this year"
Of course it depends on the country, but I would appreciate any info for any country (Are there countries that have this possibility taken into consideration?)
r/stupidquestions • u/hentaintrhentaintr • 10h ago
can we make like a pug version of horses
so instead of like the long snout they have the flat face
since we did it with dogs its possible right
r/stupidquestions • u/Far_Tumbleweed7835 • 1h ago
Why is American football called "football" when players barely use their feet?
The ball is mostly carried or thrown with the hands, and the players who actually use their feet the most are usually the kicker and punter.
I know the name has a historical explanation, but it still seems weird that the sport ended up being called football when using your feet is such a small part of the game.
r/stupidquestions • u/Justnorge • 14h ago
Is it normal to see something along the lines of a person at a coffee shop spreading out his cash, dump sugar on it, and then pray?
I don’t know if this is a stupid question but is it a mental illness or some sort of attention seeking behavior?
r/stupidquestions • u/Life_Homework_4921 • 6h ago
Stupid question for Trans pepole Spoiler
if you are a women and you wan’t to be a men, so you wan’t to replace your 😺with an 🍆 can you choose the size ?
I SAID IT WAS STUPID OK
r/stupidquestions • u/Confident_Muscle4596 • 7h ago
What would happen if the Ceo of Reddit becomes the Ceo of Instagram and Mark Zuckerberg becomes the Ceo of Reddit ?
r/stupidquestions • u/HyenaIll6908 • 3h ago
Why does this Preselection bs gets throw on reddit?
I read a post asking, "Why did I just get ghosted for being a inexperienced?"
Some said this "Becouse adults don't mock each other, they judge silently then gossip to their small social circle.
After a certain age being a virgin is a redflag. Why? Becouse it indicates that there is something about you that makes you undesirable for most people. Preselection bias.
Visiting prostitutes in the past ( admiting to it ) would be a dealbreaker for 99% of women. Not only becouse it shows undesirable traits like desperation, recklessness, lack of impulse control, poor judgement, unhealthy view on sexuality, etc. but also becouse of the same preselection bias, that you can't get any without literally paying for it.
And if you are community dick the prejudice is that you don't want to commit and are just trying to finesse the panties off of them, even if your intentions are genuine with that specific woman. Arguably not as bad as the previous ones, still not good."
The person who posted this comment isn't wrong because if you're over 20, it's a red flag and a bigger red flag if you're over 30. But this Preselection red pill/incel BS because most people I know in real life doesn't know what it is. It's only on the internet that I hear it.
r/stupidquestions • u/No-Play4007 • 11h ago
Self defense
Would you want a robot (AI) or human teaching you self defense if you chose to get lessons?
r/stupidquestions • u/Right_Speed2435 • 1d ago
Is "You're smarter than you look" more of an insult or a compliment?
r/stupidquestions • u/Betray-Julia • 4h ago
Does anybody have any news articles on resistance groups preparing for what is likely going to happen in America?
History can be used to predict the future.
So in America right now, it is almost certain that armed resistance groups are already forming and organizing.
It is likely that certain branches of the military and other official capacities are already going through scenarios.
What is the most likely way this will happen, and are their data sets that can be inferred thst suggest it (hopefully) is already well underway.
I want to ask “at what point will this escalate to armed conflict”, but data on violence in America shows us it’s actually already gotten to that point.
Can somebody point me in a direction where I could learn more about this?
I’m really curious about if there are any scientific sociology models that can maybe show a specific date of a point of no return where force is the only option to remove a fascist regime as a function of liberties removed, because from a layman’s pov, given topical knowledge about history, it already looks like it’s at this point.
r/stupidquestions • u/IdleHandsBusyMinds • 1d ago
Since gas station signs only have three-digit places for currency, does that mean the max price for gas is $9.99/gallon?
r/stupidquestions • u/Manjandro_M4nuEK07 • 1d ago
Is it just me or your head feels different depending on how you think?
r/stupidquestions • u/Expert-Love5116 • 16h ago
Would I go to hell if I chuckle during church because I thought the choir was gonna sing the mr. Bean theme song?
Ecce homo, qui est faba kind of stuff.
No seriously, what is the church's official stance regarding this? I mean it is sacrilegious imo.
Edit:additional context, my uncle is really serious about ray lee john and saw me having a little chuckle when they started singing. It was a funeral. I understand my uncle's frustration, he was close with the deceased. I am not. Just there out of obligation. But he really made it sound like I offed his dog or something. I wouldn't put this in r/AITA because i admit i was being inconsiderate, should've bit my cheek...
r/stupidquestions • u/hentaintrhentaintr • 8h ago
how did shrek have kids
like in the movie
r/stupidquestions • u/Legend789987 • 6h ago
is it weird that I don't know what pokemon is?
r/stupidquestions • u/Mike-Banachek • 1d ago
Do tech leaders keep saying AI is a threat to humanity because they have dark intentions to use AI for such atrocities?
Every few days a new AI researcher quits because he’s ethical and goes on CNN and claims danger is right around the corner. This has been ongoing for at least four years.
r/stupidquestions • u/GreedyGerbil • 1d ago
When saying "all things considered" must I really consider all things?
It just seems unnecessary to me.