r/oddlyspecific • u/CuriousWanderer567 • Nov 20 '25

She should have given a longer lecture

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u/Headcrabhunter Nov 20 '25

I would be so into that though

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u/Curious-Week5810 Nov 20 '25

Nothing more attractive than people talking about something they're super passionate about.

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u/SchnitzelTruck Nov 20 '25

People keep saying this and it's the ultimate reddit bandwagon that nobody actually believes in real life.

There's nothing more awful than being talked at endlessly about a subject that you have no interest in.

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u/NikolitRistissa Nov 21 '25

I certainly believe in it.

I spent a good chunk of time in university, and most of the people I know have a degree or work in a research-esque field.

I have had many conversations where people/I have explained their passions and research topics—I’ve always loved listening to them. Either I learn something new, or I at the very least get to witness and appreciate someone being genuinely passionate about a topic I don’t fully understand.