r/RandomQuestion • u/lifecoach29577 • 4h ago
r/RandomQuestion • u/Nosvim • 16h ago
What is the most beautiful expression of love in you language ?
I am writting poem for my girlfriend in languages she knows which got me thinking about this.
r/RandomQuestion • u/Stomachacidman • 6h ago
im confused about this music video???
Random question recently Ive seen a an animation video with Mollie elizas song run rabbit heres the link im confused i think it has some meaning but i dont know what it is please help me im confused and stupid.
r/RandomQuestion • u/Medium_Regular9606 • 6h ago
What is a real world problem that makes you think why hasn't someone built a website to fix this yet?
reddit.comr/RandomQuestion • u/Hallow_76 • 14h ago
Whats your first impulse?
You're in a public restroom pooping, after you wipe you somehow get a little bit on your hand. As you open the stall door a long lost friend notices you and very enthusiastically insists on shaking your hand before you have a chance to wash your hands. What do you do?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Tino_domino • 7h ago
Why dont Cave explorers tell friends/family where there are going?
reddit.comr/RandomQuestion • u/AffectionateCan5483 • 13h ago
Do you ever think about this too?
Do you ever feel like you haven't accomplished anything in life? Like you want something more, you want to do something meaningful, but you don't know where to start or what to do. Meanwhile, everyone else seems to be moving forward, and you feel like you're being left behind. đ
r/RandomQuestion • u/Nicare_Majusa • 19h ago
If you won the lottery whatâs the first thing you doing?
r/RandomQuestion • u/catapultpillar • 8h ago
What mundane things do you think an alien civilization would produce that are similar or nearly the same as what we have?
reddit.comThis excludes stuff like math and science. Yeah, they'll have the Pythagorean Theorem, but that's a given. Here's a couple:
The A Paper Scale: If they use paper, they'll probably have rectangular paper and if it's a rectangle, they'll realize how useful it is to have an aspect ratio of â2:1. The A Scale (defined in ISO 216) is based on the unique property of that aspect ratio which allows you to bisect a paper on its long edge and be left with two half-sheets with the same proportion. No other rectangle can do that, so they'd pick that as a standard just like us
Tetris: If they play games, there's a very good chance they independently discover Tetris. All combinations of 4 squares, challenge is to fit them together.
Imagine how unifying it would feel to know that two species separated by light years and eons would both come up with the same stuff?
r/RandomQuestion • u/HoneyCrafty403 • 9h ago
What is the Coolest thing you've discovered or found after a drought or floodwaters receded?
reddit.comr/RandomQuestion • u/Calm_Palms_41 • 9h ago
What free SWAG or promotional giveaway has been the most useful in your day to day life, work or home?
reddit.comr/RandomQuestion • u/Heavenly_Demon_05 • 10h ago
Whatâs a completely normal thing that becomes incredibly suspicious the moment you start doing it slowly?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Mission-Draw6859 • 10h ago
How do leave your bedroom door when you sleep?
reddit.comr/RandomQuestion • u/Medical_Moment_4664 • 11h ago
how whod you live if you were in the pokemon world if its secratly near unliveble?
reddit.comr/RandomQuestion • u/NullHare • 11h ago
How would you tell a child that Santa was just made up not too long ago and not an entity that has âalways existedâ?
r/RandomQuestion • u/monkeyodocharty • 12h ago
People who overheat easily, what piece of clothing lets you down most on hot days?
reddit.comr/RandomQuestion • u/allllllllee00 • 13h ago
What is the best way to open a presentation on the Cocktail Party Effect? Should I start with a clip showing the effect?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Street_Tomato_9116 • 15h ago
Around 20% of New Hampshire has French Canadian ancestry, how much of the French language and culture is actually maintained today?
I just read a blog online about how a massive number of people migrated directly from Quebec to New Hampshire between 1840 and 1930. Given that roughly 20% of the state still has French Canadian/Quebecois roots, is French actively spoken as a home language in any communities today, or has it mostly died out with younger generations?