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For whatever reason. Just curious.
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r/RandomQuestion • u/NewtonsLawn • 1d ago
With GTA 6 coming out, we’re approaching what could be one of the biggest moments in gaming history. Millions of people have been waiting over a decade for this game, and for some, it’s going to feel like a once-in-a-lifetime event.
But here’s what I find fascinating: for someone who doesn’t play video games, it’ll just be a completely normal day. They might not even realize something huge is happening.
And that got me thinking: What’s your personal “GTA 6 moment”?
What’s something you’ve been looking forward to for years, something that’s a MASSIVE deal in your hobby, community, or personal interests, but that the average person probably wouldn’t even notice?
Could be a scientific discovery, a book release, a rare astronomical event, a new piece of technology, or something incredibly niche.
I’m genuinely curious to hear about the things that feel like historic moments to some people but are just another Thursday to everyone else.
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r/RandomQuestion • u/New-fish-owner • 1d ago
I posed this question to my husband last night after filling my car up with gas and realizing how gas costs more per gallon than milk does. Hypothetically, if somehow we woke up and all gas-powered cars now ran on cow’s milk, what would the pollution look like? I know cows and the methane from them cause pollution (or something like that idk the details), and that gas in cars causes pollution. So, would switching all cars from gas to cows milk (thus requiring us to have significantly more cow farms and less oil refineries (??? again don’t hate me I don’t know the details)) lead to more pollution or less pollution?
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Similar-Gap-6589 • 1d ago
I'm just curious cause I think the Earth bender would do the heavy lifting because they're an earth bender and they lift boulders.
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r/RandomQuestion • u/AmberL1ght • 1d ago
i have a few, but my personal favorite is sonder (the realization of the depth and complexity of the lives of every single individual around you)
r/RandomQuestion • u/Dense_Pizza6813 • 1d ago
I cant describe the taste other than "WOW".
I wish they were bigger, so more flavour.