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No such thing as stupid questions

r/NoStupidQuestions

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Posted by7 hours ago

Hold up, wait a minute, is this this Musk vs Zuck fight thing actually real? You’re telling me, a member of the masses, we might actually get to watch the ruling class participate in a blood sport for our entertainment?

And it was entirely their own idea?

Does this actually have a chance of happening? Until now I thought this was just some metaphorical meme, I had no idea it was something musk and zuck actually “started”.

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Posted by18 hours ago

As of about 15 minutes ago, I am now homeless. What’s the best course of action from here?

I am a 23 yo female, Im moving into my car today and plan to go to the gym right now to get a membership so I can shower but was wondering if you guys had any other advice

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Posted by23 hours ago

What is it about Taylor Swift that has people so obsessed with her and everything she does?

I'm not saying she isn't talented or doesn't write catchy songs. It's not my style, but I can see why people are fans.

The thing is, her fans are insane for her. Adults.

I know people got obsessed with Elvis or the Beatles but this feels weirder, bigger, more obsessive.

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Posted by7 hours ago

Why is it considered "price gouging" when individuals resell sanitizer for an additional 7-10%, while pharmaceutical companies are allowed to increase the price of life-saving medication by 500%?

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Posted by16 hours ago

Do you ever start to have a bad dream then say “nah, I’m out this bitch” and wake yourself up?

This happened to me last night. I used to do it all the time as a child and kinda forgot about it until it happened again. Just wondering if anyone’s had a similar experience.

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Posted by22 hours ago

If someone is guilty, do they just straight up tell their lawyer and figure out how to get out of it?

Like if someone is suspected of a crime and they did it, do they just tell everything to their lawyer and formulate a plan to get off? Can the lawyer then argue a defense when the client has told them they did it? Or is there some sort of "song and dance" type relationship where the lawyer knows they did it but it's never said out loud between the defendant and their attorney, so the lawyer has plausible deniability in arguing innocence.

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Posted by1 day ago

Have you ever secretly felt the urge to just go and live in a hut in the forest and hunt rabbits and forage for berries like a hermit?

Idk why but every now and then when people feel annoying I just think 'man I wish I could just live like a hermit for a day or two to take a break' I wanna know if I'm alone in this or not

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