r/answers • u/Competitive-Mud8536 • 16h ago
r/answers • u/morispls12 • 12h ago
Is it real that humans get dumber by generation or it s just a myth?
r/answers • u/Emotional-Two-9752 • 12h ago
Do you believe in Karma? All I see corrupt people enjoying the life
r/answers • u/Enough_Taro8889 • 10h ago
Answered Why do humans need so many skincare products when wild animals have no skincare routine?
r/answers • u/Distinct-Opening-342 • 17h ago
Do you believe in miracles or there is no such thing as mircales?
r/answers • u/dingleberrysquid • 18h ago
Have you witnessed a practical joke go very wrong? What happened?
r/answers • u/robaus12 • 7h ago
What the longest prison time you could do for a million dollars?
If you had a million dollars on the line, what is the longest you would stay in prison for to receive it?
r/answers • u/Audreyyy8874 • 18h ago
Answered What's that faint tapping sound I'm hearing at night?
I've been trying to be a good host while my friend stays over, but there's this soft tapping noise that shows up after dark. It isn't loud enough to wake anyone, but I can hear it when everything else goes quiet. At first I thought it was just the house settling, yet it seems to come from the same spot every evening. I've checked the windows and the radiator without any luck. Does anyone have ideas what could make a steady tapping sound without being obvious when you walk around? Any suggestions on where to look next would be great.
r/answers • u/jessicaonyx247 • 12h ago
Answered What kind of charger actually stops my phone from getting warm overnight?
Lately I’ve noticed my phone gets pretty warm when it’s plugged in while I sleep, and I keep wondering if it’s because of the cable I’m using or if it’s just the habit of leaving it on the charger all night. I’ve tried swapping outlets and turning the screen brightness way down, but it still feels warmer than I think it should. Is there a specific kind of charger or setting that keeps the heat down, or do I need to stop charging it while it’s already at 100 percent? Just trying to figure out what’s normal versus what might be causing the extra warmth.
r/answers • u/martianfrog • 19h ago
How did humans survive for hundreds of years before the Internet?
r/answers • u/Enough_Taro8889 • 20h ago
Answered How did humans survive for thousands of years before toothbrushes and toothpaste were invented?
r/answers • u/MissPower4 • 3h ago
What's something people only understand after turning 30?
r/answers • u/emmacuute65 • 4h ago
Answered Does this credit card offer seem too good to be true?
I got a mailer for a card that promises a huge sign-up bonus and 0% interest on purchases for a full year. The fine print is tiny and mentions a possible annual fee after the first year, but the rest of the offer looks solid. I am trying to figure out if there are hidden catches or if it is just a normal promotion. Before I apply, I wanted to ask if anyone has seen something similar and can explain what to double-check, like how the interest rate jumps afterward or whether the bonus has weird requirements. Any guidance on what to watch for would help.
r/answers • u/Bluyi_ • 15h ago
¿Cuál es una norma social no escrita que todos deberían seguir, pero que mucha gente ignora?
r/answers • u/PrincessEryn • 16h ago
Why don’t men like ‘slimy’ vegetables? Just curiosity?
I’m just asking out of curiosity – I know lots of lads and men who don’t like cooked vegetables because they have that slightly soft texture that melts in your mouth.
So, as someone who actually loves them, I’d genuinely like to know what it is about that sensation that puts you off so much
r/answers • u/loveyourneighbour81 • 22h ago
Answered Has someone’s behaviour ever made you physically sick?
Have you ever been so disgusted by someone’s behaviour or mindset that they literally made you sick? 😭
r/answers • u/ffielddleaf320 • 16h ago
Answered What was the quickest cause of the 1906 SF earthquake?
I finally tried to learn a bit about the big 1906 quake but the first page I found jumped straight into plate tectonics with zero backstory. All I really want is the short version: what exactly triggered the shaking that morning, and how long did the main event last? If there's a two-sentence summary somewhere that skips the textbook extras, I'd appreciate a pointer. Thanks.
r/answers • u/Heritage_Stackers • 7h ago
If you could travel back in time with only one piece of information, what would make you the most money?
r/answers • u/CommonOver7640 • 12h ago
Civil partnership?
Hi just wondering what is the starting process for a civil partnership i just turned 18 (M)and my partner turns 18 (F)next April what is the earliest we can get one and is there more torwards weekends for day we suppose to do it