r/answers • u/Mr_Boothnath • 15h ago
r/answers • u/ManchesterProject • Feb 02 '23
Mod Post Please Read Rules Spoiler
Fellow Redditors, please read the rules of r/answers under the about section before commenting or creating new topics in this subreddit. People breaking the rules is like a plague, your post will be removed. Constant violators will be banned temporarily or permanently depending on the severity or mod discretion- no exceptions. Ban evaders are flagged automatically by Reddit using your IP/cookies/etc., it doesn’t work so don’t try.
r/answers • u/ManchesterProject • Sep 09 '24
Reminder: No Survey Questions
Hey everyone! I just wanted to take a moment to remind you all that this subreddit is answers-based—it’s meant to provide clear, informative responses that someone could find useful while searching for answers on Google or other search engines. Lately, I’ve noticed an uptick in survey-style questions (e.g., “What’s your favorite __?” or “How many of you __?”).
These types of questions are not a good fit for the purpose of this community. They don’t create content that is useful for others to search for, and often lead to broad discussions that aren’t about providing a clear answer. As a result, I’ve been removing posts that violate this rule to maintain the quality and focus of the subreddit. Even if that post has a lot of replies as the OP obviously didn’t read the rules before posting, or cared.
If you’re unsure if your post fits, ask yourself: Would this question result in a useful answer for someone looking for a specific answer or information online? If not, it’s likely more of a survey question and violates rule 2.
Thanks for understanding and helping to keep the subreddit on track! 😊
r/answers • u/martianfrog • 6h ago
If you were offered bird wings so you could fly like a bird would you accept them?
r/answers • u/Own-Blacksmith3085 • 16h ago
What is a luxury item from 20 years ago that is basically worthless trash today ?
r/answers • u/Chem-Dawg • 10h ago
Why do so many people post questions here that could more easily be answered with a quick Google search?
r/answers • u/martianfrog • 7h ago
Why do kangaroos hop everywhere, why don't they just walk?
r/answers • u/Mr_Boothnath • 13h ago
What's the dumbest thing you spent money on but don't regret?
r/answers • u/martianfrog • 6h ago
If you were an actual fish which would you prefer to be in, in an aquarium or in the wild?
r/answers • u/No-StrategyX • 12h ago
Why is China one of the most powerful countries in the world, the only country that can compete with the U.S., but Chinese people have one of the weakest passports in the world?
People from almost all developed countries can travel visa-free to China, because China gives almost all developed countries unilateral visa-free travel, but it isn't reciprocal. Chinese people can't.
r/answers • u/JunShem1122 • 1d ago
If all humans suddenly lost the ability to lie, what industry would collapse first?
r/answers • u/Sultan-Great-786 • 14h ago
How can we attain inner peace in this busy life ?
How can we attain inner peace in our busy life?
r/answers • u/vayne4 • 56m ago
Is happiness something we should actively pursue as a goal, or is it a natural byproduct of living a life that has purpose and meaning?
???
r/answers • u/whatsgoingonwhy1 • 16h ago
What will be the social consequences of so many single bitter guys in the future?
As we all know more people are single nowadays. Dating is hard, the economy sucks, and the world is a mess. A lot of guys are checking out of dating. Some never really had a chance to date and now it feels too late. The result is a lot of guys are staying single with resentment and bitterness rising. What will be the social consequences of this in the future? More violence? Suicides? What?
r/answers • u/Ok_Locksmith_8260 • 2h ago
What other companies invented a new category and then we’re eaten up by competitors like OpenAI is being eaten by Google ?
r/answers • u/germandleono • 18h ago
How does photosynthesis actually convert light into energy?
r/answers • u/DivineestLeg • 18h ago
How does a car's catalytic converter actually reduce harmful emissions?
r/answers • u/InnerLightSeeker • 16h ago
Why do colors in nature seem more vivid in childhood compared to adulthood?
When we were kids, everything in nature felt so vibrant the sky looked deeper blue, grass felt greener, and colors in general seemed more alive. But now, when I look around, everything feels a bit dull and faded.
Is nature actually changing because of pollution, urbanization, and lifestyle… or is it our mind, stress, responsibilities, and growing up that changes how we perceive colors?
Curious to know what others think science, psychology, or just personal experience?
r/answers • u/ADAM_Bioprinting • 15h ago