r/NoStupidQuestions • u/adorablefuzzykitten • 3h ago
Why are Peter Thiel's Anti-christ lectures secret?
Is Peter Thiel pro-anti-christ or is he against the anti-christ?
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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/adorablefuzzykitten • 3h ago
Is Peter Thiel pro-anti-christ or is he against the anti-christ?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Prestigious-Pack-146 • 4h ago
I'd like to know why they should be paid millions of dollars a year, stock options, great healthcare, etc. Do they actually EARN it?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/DatBoiDogg0 • 14h ago
Like, if a criminal or something wanted to have a conversation with their associate who is being tried, without the police listening in on them.. couldn’t they just pretend to be a lawyer? It’s illegal, for sure. But what’s stopping them?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/LimpAd4924 • 6h ago
I have noticed this more and more often where people will pronounce Spanish origin words and names with an accent while speaking ordinary English. While I don’t hate it, I notice this only happens with Spanish, not Mandarin, not French, just Spanish. Why do people do this so often? I notice this even with people who aren’t hispanic.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/larch303 • 19h ago
It seems like a disproportionate amount of people caught by pred catchers show signs of having an intellectual disability. Is there a reason for this? Like are they more susceptible to being tricked than non disabled predators?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Suedeonquaaludes • 8h ago
Like oven, microwave? Skillet? And please other vegans don’t drag me. I am trying to be hospitable and I know the smell would normally destroy me but I have no sense of smell. So what’s the best way to make bacon? I want it to be perfect. This is my best friend I haven’t seen in like 7 years.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Little_Initiative_84 • 1h ago
Not a troll or engagement post. I just saw the tragedy that happened in Oregon on Facebook, and it made me wonder what could possibly be the motivation for hurting a large group of children? In no way am I justifying it, but I can understand the criminal motivation if someone had a horrible highschool experience coupling with bullying and mental health- but I just cant rap my head around hurting very small children with no ties to a stranger.
I tried to Google this but there isn't really information aside from the obvious that these people are monsters/evil/sick. Could someone provide some insight or psychological reasons this happens?
Also if it has to be said- please no controversial/political/personal things in the comments. I know this is sensitive I'm only asking from a scientific perspective for my own lack of knowledge.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Traveler-Nomad • 13h ago
The French have a reputation for cheating. How much truth is there in this?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Connect-Associate-40 • 1h ago
This might be a stupid question, but I'm genuinely curious.
France is a wealthy, developed country with a long democratic tradition and strong public institutions. Yet, it feels like there are major protests in France at least once or twice a year that escalate into something quite extreme, with burning cars, clashes with the police, vandalism, and significant property damage/lootings.
Of course, protests can become heated in any country, and I understand that media coverage tends to focus on the most dramatic scenes. I'm also aware that France has a long history of revolutionary movements and street protests.
Still, for a country that is generally considered wealthy, modern, and politically stable, I find the apparent frequency and intensity of these events somewhat surprising. Why does this seem to happen so often (and seeing throughout Europe, only) in France compared with many other wealthy European countries?
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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/The_lordofruin • 19h ago
I have heard of girls who have families so conservative that they never get told or warned about periods and think it's something wrong with them. As much as this is famous in Carrie, I've read stories of this happening pre 1950s to girls.
It raised my question, when did men learn about it? Especially if there wasn't anatomy and sex ed in schools at the time.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/RealisticToe5228 • 6h ago
Rent in San Francisco is like 4000 per month, while in other Tech Tech center like Austin it's 1.2 K, which is much lower.
Considering that the income for these two places are not so much different (maybe 40% higher, definitely not 3x higher), why is the rent so different?
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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Similar-Gap-6589 • 19h ago
I know this sounds silly but I feel as if it'd be possible for a gigantic marine animal that rivals the size of a blue whale. I mean we know more about what is in space than what's in the ocean. If not then maybe an undiscovered shark that isn't massive but it'd be an undiscovered shark and that would be nice to see just in general.
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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/KyloWrench • 6h ago
I don’t understand the purpose of these signs. Is it just to make me aware of a candidate? These couldn’t possibly sway public opinion right?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Yournameistobi • 4h ago
My wife and I have strongly leaned in to not having children. When we tell people, sometimes an acquaintance at a gathering, they ALWAYS have something to say. They speak as if it will be them taking responsibility for my wife while she’s pregnant, during labor and birth, during the transition period, or carrying the child and the risk that could come with that. Let alone raising the child. Not to mention, not everyone is able to conceive. On the flip, people make comments about others who choose to keep having children and they feel that they should stop. I just don’t understand if it’s a cultural thing, societal thing, expectation because we’re married. Someone please help me understand!
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Fayraz8729 • 5h ago
I’ve heard that when born impoverished the circumstances tend to keep you in that situation as you lack the resources to consistently build net worth while being wealthy usually allows your money to compound upon itself perpetually keeping you wealthy. So is it harder to gain money in circumstances where you’re likely to lose it or lose it when it’s consistently growing?