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#1
The whole pandemic was mismanaged by the governments. I just have this feeling, but I can't reasonably prove it.
Final score:
63points
Rage of Aquarius 4 years ago
It's very obvious. The proof is in the former president telling people to drink bleach.
Stephanie A Mutti 4 years ago
I feel like proof is available by looking at other governments' handling and their success rates.
Kaa 4 years ago
Watching YouTube videos and sharing Facebook posts isn't "digging deeper" btw
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First Name Last Name 4 years ago
I think that Trump is irrelevant, but with so many Democrats still filling social media with his name, it is impossible to prove.
Ray Martin 4 years ago
It has certainly been poorly managed by some governments, but not all, and it's quite easily proven since many of the worst culprits are still doing the same thing.
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#2
I think that Trump is mentally handicapped but I’m not a doctor.
Final score:
57points
! ? 4 years ago
This is a little offensive. I have mentally handicapped family and I don't really like how you're just using it as an insult. I get that it's just a way of calling him stupid and it's funny and all, but it's not that funny to me.
Stephanie IV 4 years ago
I think he has some sort of instinctive rhetoric genius. I watched in disbelief and horror how craftily he and his staff paired words so carefully and menacingly that they are now linked. Fake news. Alternative facts. The way in which they’d so brazenly lie. Absolutely breathtaking. The way that everybody knew he was in it for the money and still he wouldn’t ever feel shame, or remorse, or anything humanly feasible.
Ray Martin 4 years ago
He didn't coin either the term "fake news", nor "alternative facts". One of the very few things he has managed to learn is that if you consistently repeat anything enough times, then unintelligent and ill-informed people will latch onto it and believe it.
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Debi Gallagher 4 years ago
Somethings wrong with the man. He seems to have a little bit of a hitler mentality.
Mattie 4 years ago
I think that bragging about passing a test designed to diagnose either concussions or dementia is quite solid proof that the man (if we can even call him that) has some form of mental handicap. Maybe he has only ever had 20 or so brain cells and when he looked at the not yet eclipsed sun without any eye protection it killed 18 of those cells, and since then the last two are only able to connect on a full moon between 11 and 11:02 pm but only if it's a tuesday and they're serving French fries in the cafeteria
#3
There are some people in a room somewhere making up conspiracy theories. "They'll never believe this one! 5g in the vaccines, they couldn't possibly...." "Oh, no way, they believed it!!" And laughing their heads off every time.
Final score:
56points
Meta Veldkamp 4 years ago
well....the story about eating 8 spiders in your sleep is made up...they wanted to know how fast and far stories would travel over the internet... ;-)
#4
that pineapple on pizza isn't the worst combo in the world.
Final score:
53points
ZuluIsraeliAmnesiac 4 years ago
Durian on pizza is the WORST, hands down. Lived in China for many years and all the pizza places have it like Pizza Hut etc. People actually order it.
John Field 4 years ago
A buddy of mine had bad digestion issues, but he didn't have them if he had pineapple on pizza. There's some enzyme in it (the same one that prevents jello from setting properly if you use it), apparently it can help with digestion in some folks.
DennyS (denzoren) 4 years ago
I don't like pineapple on pizza but if it has pineapple...I'll eat it...or I'll pick it out and eat it separately. I just don't fancy the sweet and savory combo.
#5
That "Flat Earth" believers are just saying it for attention.
Final score:
45points
BusyLizzy 4 years ago
Of course they are. The whole flat earth thing only started with the arrival of YouTube and social media. Like most conspiracy theories, people latch on to it to feel like they're part of something. It makes them feel special for "knowing the truth" 🙄
Bluebee 4 years ago
The Flat Earth Society was founded in the 1950s by a guy called Samuel Shenton & when Shenton died a friend of his, Charles Johnson, became President of this society. He became famous/infamous/notorious for insisting scientists were lying about Earth being round and the press picked up the story. Membership of the group grew to about 3500 at its peak, Johnson died around 2000 / 2001. There is a spoof Facebook account called the Cambridge Flat Earth Society, they basically make fun of flat Earthers.
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Deson 4 years ago
Or people just looking for an excuse to get together and drink in the Pre-internet days. "Sorry Honey! Got a meeting of the Flat Earth Society to attend to."
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That every sock that goes missing in the washer/dryer turns into a Tupperware lid without a match.
Final score:
36points
Terilee Bruyere 4 years ago
My 'brother from another mother' says they are used as fuel for UFOs, I figure they become those little rocks that always get hit by the mower no matter how often you try clearing your yard of rocks. But I have taken apart a couple dryers before and found the little hidey hole that the socks get stuck in.
TheDivineMsM 4 years ago
I'm absolutely convinced that there is some compartment in the washing machine where a bunch of socks get sucked into and go missing forever. It's the only explanation!
#7
Cosmetic or skincare industry does not care about costumers' health, they prey on our insecurities. There's no product that makes you Fairer, Clearer, Smarter, Slimmer, it's all gimmick
Final score:
35points
Caro Caro 4 years ago
Does the industry think we are stupid or are they right and we actually are stupid enough to buy their sh!t?
Tiny Dynamine 4 years ago
This is a fact. Nobody needs any of those products and they make your skin become dependant on them so you're trapped in the cycle of buying them.
#8
You don't actually have to be an asshole to succeed in life
Final score:
30points
Tiny Dynamine 4 years ago
We have to think about what you mean by 'succeed'. It means different things for different people. to me, to succeed means to be happy with what goes on in your life and if you can contribute to society in a meaningful way, i.e. ethically and selflessly.
#9
That somewhere there is a world full of lizard people, and some are convinced that there are secret humans among them, controlling them.
Final score:
24points
DennyS (denzoren) 4 years ago
I mean, one is already married to a human. Lol
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Eric Johansen 4 years ago
I really don't think that they are worried about humans from what I've read about them is that they are warriors through and through and they are bigger than we are and yes they see us as useless and don't likes us very much and how would we even begin to live among them Im not sure of they are primitive or advanced.
Whitey Black 4 years ago
Trump supporters are NOT lizard people! Maybe a few are, but still...
#10
Everything is Business. Be it Healthcare, Medicine, Media, Education Skincare etc. No one cares about Human Beings or Humanity ,just costumers
Final score:
24points
V Martinez 4 years ago
Even some churches, temples, synagogues, etc. Not all, but there definitely are some out there.
Blueplanet 4 years ago
not if you live in a socialist country where taxes pay for healthcare, education, etc
#11
That humans are actually better than most believe. That we will continue the quest upward and onward; with occasional mis-steps That our future is open-ended. That god does not exist. There is life across the universe. That I exist. That you exist.
Final score:
21points
Dave van Es 4 years ago
That there is intelligent life in the universe can be proven by the fact that they're not stupid enough to visit
Ray Martin 4 years ago
I have empirical proof that I exist, but anything else beyond that could just be the product of an addled mind.
#12
Mattress stores are usually fronts for money laundering. In my town you can’t drive five minutes without passing a mattress store, furniture store that sells mattresses, or department store that sells mattresses. Not to mention all the online sellers. They’re always empty and almost as common as Starbucks.
Final score:
20points
Cat R 4 years ago
My husband and I have discussed this many times. Just a few days ago, we went for ice cream. It's right next to a mattress store. We've been many times, and the mattress store has never, ever had even one customer. We've never seen a single customer in any of the many, many mattress stores around town, and often wonder why. Just the one employee at a desk in a back corner, most likely bored to tears.
MyOpinionHasBeenServed 4 years ago
I mean, people need mattresses and need to replace mattresses. They likely sell out quickly.
Buren 4 years ago
How often do you change your mattress? I know we 'should' change it every few years also, but it's likely that I will die in mine. As long as it's still working, I have a lot more other things to worry about
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That crime/addiction/death and suffering are all linked to a government that would rather put money in the pockets of rich people than to take care of their citizens. If the pandemic taught us anything here in America is that, giving just a little extra cash to needy families actually pulls people out of poverty and helps them to get rid of debts. Providing people with a supplement to a living wage, providing free healthcare and free educations can only help us, not hurt us. So why is it that monetary greed wins out over taking care of your follow man? This is not rocket science, but the powers that be seem too inept to make it happen.
Final score:
19points
Scagsy 4 years ago (edited)
I may be cynical but I strongly suspect that those in power are benefiting from the system and that's why they won't close it down. If you had a cash cow, you wouldn't give it to the poor so they might eat, you would keep it for yourself to make you richer. I believe that's what is going on globally.
#14
That extraterrestrial aliens exist. And that we will discover proof of them when one of our deep space probes finds a space buoy just outside of our solar system that reads "Avoid 3rd planet, full of assholes".
Final score:
17points
Thorfin Wolfsbane 4 years ago
This reminds me of a comedian who said something about Earth being the Alabama of the universe.
Tiny Dynamine 4 years ago
They are sure to exist, whether they are single cell organisms or advanced creatures, but we are unlikely to ever find proof of them because of the vastness of space. It would take so many hundreds or thousands of years to reach another solar system and the accuracy needed is so unbelievably precise, the chance of reaching one of their planets is less than 1 in a trillion trillion trillion.
#15
That this plane of existence is basically hell...
Final score:
16points
Elizabeth Molloy 4 years ago
That's what William Peter Blatty was thinking with Twinkle Twinkle 'Killer' Kane. IDR the name of the film made of it...
#16
I wanna show my parents that Im not trying to be disrespectful or to disappoint them and argue to them , Im just showing my pov.... But idk how to prove that.... Any ideas ? :(
Final score:
15points
ThatOneWriter 4 years ago
You're bound to get some good advice but here's a hard truth: your parents might not be able to accept that you are being respectful, that you're listening, and that you still disagree with them. Parents are still just people and some people cannot accept being wrong. And once those kind of people have a form of authority over other people, they get aggressive when questioned. It hurts and it's hard to live with, but it gets better when you're an adult. At that point, the hardest part is learning to stand your ground.
Lyone Fein 4 years ago
Listen to them first. Find out what their pov is and where they came up with it.....by asking questions and being genuinely interested. THEN afterwards calmly say something like, "what do you think about xyz?" Or "I can understand what you mean. And sometimes x happens too." Introduce your ideas into the conversation slowly, over the long term. If you want to be heard, you need to show that you have been listening. If you want to be respected you need to SHOW respect for them first.
Carol Emory 4 years ago
Best advice I can give is to approach each problem or disagreement without yelling or name calling. I'm not saying you have to cave in to what they believe. And tell them like you told us.."This is just my pov." If you let them know they have a right to their opinion and you have a right to yours, you may get farther. And don't try to argue them into accepting something. Some people will believe what they want to believe no matter how much arguing you do with them. Best way to diffuse and argument too is to ask them why they feel the way they do and listen intently. You may find out that the argument is due to miscommunication or assumptions.
Eric Johansen 4 years ago
Write it or record it and give it to them and for backup find an easy reference for example find a song or video or make one.
Official_Blink (Submission author) 4 years ago
I live In India , And parents here are super strict. Mine wont let me wear crop tops and shorts , Or even short jeans. If I showed them something like a video , They would laugh at me and tell me to study :(
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littlesaresare 4 years ago
You will never be able to if they have no respect for you. And, unfortunately, a lot of parents are narcissists and will never treat their child with even the slightest shred of respect. They don't care about your POV. It's a lost battle.
Linny H 4 years ago
Maybe not you, but a lot depends on tone of voice and allowing yourself to hear their counterpoints. Are you wanting to be respectfully heard? Do you listen to them with the same respect you'd like? I just remember my mom saying when I was young " it's not what you said, it's how you said it". Sometimes we need to check ourselves :) all the best to you.
#17
That colleges just keep adding useless classes just to justify why you have to pay so much
Final score:
14points
Ghougle 4 years ago
My college had me take Engineering Economics, to figure out the cost to a company if they lease a machine for 10 years vs buying it outright in the beginning, for a Computer Science degree. I have never once needed a single bit of information from that class, but when it was introduced to us, they pushed it like I would use it every day.
#18
I suspect that dark matter and energy are an illusion caused by the dilation of spacetime from supermassive objects like young stars and black holes, as well as from galaxies themselves. Of course, without the ability to travel meaningfully closer to any of those supermassive objects, I can't exactly test that hypothesis...
Final score:
12points
Jerry Mathers 4 years ago
Isn't dark matter/ dark energy just a placeholder term to make our math work? For context and as I understand it, our current mathematical models of the universe are really accurate IF you throw in that there is x% dark matter and x% dark energy. In that case, I just figure that it's something we haven't learned how to detect yet.
Sky Render (Submission author) 4 years ago
Simple version: mass creates gravity, gravity messes with time. Since everything we measure has to be somehow tied to mass or time, it means that it's very difficult (if not impossible) to get accurate numbers when something is really, really big. Especially when we have no proof of how mass and gravity scale past the largest source of mass that we can "easily" study, the sun.
Load More Replies... albernistuff 4sale 4 years ago
I was thinking along similar lines but your use of 'dilation' confused me. I tend toward "frame dragging" as this would cause matter to clump into arms like we see in galaxies, with the space-time fabric distortion allowing objects to circle the galaxy faster than would be possible in the standard model.
albernistuff 4sale 4 years ago
I think someone misplaced a decimal or that physicists need to review some of the basic assumptions (mostly the "standard candle" that was used early on)
#19
There is some ghost who keeps emptying the dish soap in the kitchen. Every time I try to use it it's empty. EVERY. DANG. TIME!
Final score:
10points
DUN DUN 4 years ago
Do you have a kid at home? If yes then find out if they're playing to make bubbles. If no, then it is a ghost.
Deutschland Mädchen (Submission author) 4 years ago
Um I'm not old enough to have kids it's just that my family uses it a lot but I swear I'm always the one that it runs out on
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Same with the tp roll, like no one else knows how to change it....it's me, every. dang. time.
Deutschland Mädchen (Submission author) 4 years ago (edited)
Don't have one
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A bit random, but here goes. I have a strong suspicion that many prehistoric artefacts in Ulster Museum (Northern Ireland) are fake. I studied some for my Masters and noticed that a lot of artefacts in a very narrow band of styles were 'discovered' in a really small time frame in the 1890s. It is documented that there were forgers selling stone artefacts to tourists in that period. I think a local forger was selling them to the museum as well.
Final score:
10points
Alice 4 years ago
That's interesting. Did you speak about this to your director? Or someone from the museum? I'm sorry if I don't use the right terms, english is not not my first language. When you say artefacts you mean flint tools? Did you find any resembling artefacts elsewhere? I work in a museum and I find this interesting, if someone suspected that some exposed piece is a fake I would like to know, speak about it and maybe start new research to be sure.
Jon S. (Submission author) 4 years ago
No I didn't tell anyone, I have nothing to back up the suspicion. I don't have the skills of a historian to find out about the museum and how it collected artefacts in the 1890s. It was polished stone tools - Neolithic axes and bronze age wrist guards, all allegedly from County Antrim.
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That a group of cats is plotting world domination. They look at me funny.
Final score:
10points
#22
That you can see the future I have dreamed something and it happens even if it’s 3 years later it’s happen 3 times to me no believes except for my bestie it looks like I’m mad but dose happen!
Final score:
6points
Rannveig Ess 4 years ago
You should keep a dream journal and record things. then when it happens, you can show people you wrote it down in the past. Even if it doesn't dream journals are so neat. It's amazing what you can decipher or unravel.
Bisexual Bi Myself (she/her) 4 years ago
This has happened to me on a couple of occasions, but not exactly the same as it was in the dream. Example, in fourth and fifth I was in folk dancing club, and one night in fourth I had a dream that these two boys joined folk dancing. Next practice boy 1 joined. Next year boy 2 joined.
RandomX123 4 years ago
I remember a Doraemon episode in which they were talking about this. Apparently, it is called "Prophetic Dreams". Last year, I dreamt that my mother woke me up to tell me that a tuition class I had the next day had been cancelled. I woke up and was going to the washroom, when my mother told me the same thing. Well, my teacher had informed us last week, but I had forgotten to tell my parents. But, the fact that I saw my mother in my dream telling me about it is still true
Keshia Pyles 4 years ago
I've had this experience many times. My current boyfriend thinks it's "hokum" but my ex husband can confirm one of the more strange dreams that did come to pass. Not "hokum".
#23
Ben Shapiro is homophobic.
Final score:
6points
#24
Most people are to stupid to live if someone didn't live for them.
Final score:
5points
albernistuff 4sale 4 years ago
its called "civilization" ;) nature can no longer weed out the stupid.
#25
That people in the future have invented time travel and can time travel into our current time and in our past.
Final score:
5points
#26
Kerr-McGee had Karen Silkwood run off the road. Pac faked his death to get away from the heat, but instead was disappeared much later. There were multiple "Son of Sam" killers. When CERN's LHC went off, it sent us into a parallel and dystopian universe where Trump won, two rhino species went extinct, mass shootings went way up, Boris Johnson was elected, a global pandemic, the world literally caught on fire, and so much other s**t happened. It would make sense, and it would explain all of the mandela effects.
Final score:
5points
#27
Luna Lovegood is LGBTQ+ I am certain of it. I don't know if she's lebian, bi, omni, enby, queer, pan, trans, poly, ace or something else but she is LGBTQ+ and you cannot convince me otherwise.
Final score:
5points
memyselfandI 4 years ago (edited)
Okay, I know most of those terms, but “enby” is new to me. Someone define please…
Bisexual Bi Myself (she/her) (Submission author) 4 years ago
Enby is a shortened version of nonbinary, which means you are neither a boy or a girl.
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That Trump is EVIL personified. Best description ever.
Final score:
4points
#29
That the light in the fridge turns off when you close it
Final score:
4points
Tiny Dynamine 4 years ago
Put your phone in there recording video. It's the way to defeat Schrodinger.
Ansu Seesay (Submission author) 4 years ago
You, sir or ma'am, are the Messiah, sent by God to teach us the holy way.
Load More Replies... memyselfandI 4 years ago
There’s usually a little lever/switch/button/something that can be pressed around the frame of the door, usually near the top. Press it.
#30
James Coney Island is part of a drug cartel or something. You never see anyone in there except little league baseball teams, yet they have multiple locations that have been around forever.
Final score:
3points
#31
That most people are unhappy and work hard to stay that way.
Final score:
3points
Tiny Dynamine 4 years ago
Are you referring to how resistant to change most people are? For a lot of things, people would prefer not to make any effort than actually have things differently.
#32
I think my sister is autistic, but I’m not a doctor. So yee
Final score:
2points
Lyone Fein 4 years ago
You probably mean well by suggesting this. The fact is, there is an autism spectrum. In addition, there are other conditions like Aspergers syndrome. Or she simply may have a learning disability. Since you don't say why you think this , or how old she is, there is not much to go on. The best thing you can do for her is to mention your concern to your parents. If this is not possible, then you could speak with an adult at school like a teacher, nurse, or guidance counselor.
Terilee Bruyere 4 years ago
Asperger's syndrome is now included in the autism spectrum (it is considered high functioning). I absolutely second your suggestion of speaking to a guidance counselor, or if I may add my own (to OP), try finding some information on your own and leave it where your parents may find it. It's hard to hear something like that, even if you already suspect, but reading about it makes things click.
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Marie Watson 4 years ago (edited)
Asperger's girl here. If you believe your sister may be autistic, please mention it to your parents or someone who will take the thought seriously. If it does seem likely, I would recommend finding someone who specializes in Autism that could diagnose her, if she is on the spectrum. I was ashamed to be on the spectrum at first due to stigma, but autistic does not mean any less smart like some (and I had used to) assume. It is different brain wiring. I still have not completely come to peace with the Asperger's/spectrum label... but none the less it has been so helpful in relating to others, finding people who experienced the same challenges as me, and getting help in navigating them. It turns out the vast majority of the autistic and autistic ally is so sweet, warm, thoughtful, and welcoming! All the best for you and your sister. My life and challenges have become so much better since finding help from other autistic specialists and getting other related help.
GaeFrog 4 years ago
The fact that you aren't a doctor makes you more qualified to say if your sister is autistic or not. Trust me as an autistic female the amount of doctors trying to tell me I don't have it simply because I am female is comical! Also if you believe she could have it try to have her diagnosed by an autism specialist (preferably female) because I was suicidal before getting diagnosed because no one believed me and I thought I was so different without an explanation
Kaa 4 years ago
I work with people with disabilities, and two of my residents got, after decades, finally diagnosed with Autism. Most of us nurses thought they're on the spectrum, but the neurologists and psychiatrists before never considered this. Until recently when they both got each a new doc (different doctors!).
MyOpinionHasBeenServed 4 years ago (edited)
My daughter has been diagnosed with an intellectual disability, with some traits of Autism but that was ruled out a couple times. I'm still convinced she's got a spectrum the docs haven't been able to pinpoint.
#33
That multiversums exists, and everything that can happen, actually happens. And also, staying in our universum.... there is life in it, not necessary intelligent, not necessary carbon-based, not necessary depending on oxigen, but there is sure billions and billions of life forms in our universum: from basic to intelligent ones.
Final score:
2points
#34
That octopuses will evolve into the next dominant intelligent species on Earth and will create a civilization that will replace ours after we are gone (die out or self-destruct or go primitive).
Final score:
2points
Ansu Seesay 4 years ago
What about squids? Will squids and octopi fight for dominance, or will they live in peace and harmony?
memyselfandI 4 years ago
Peace and harmony, humans are way stupider about that.
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#35
God is real.
Final score:
1point
Kristopher Still 4 years ago
Scientists - This is how the big bang happened Religious people - Im going to need "hard evidence" Scientists - Sure *hands over findings* Religious people - I dont know, its kinda sus and speculation. Religious people - God helped me do *insert thing here* Scientist - can you show me proof? Religious people - ITS ABOUT FAITH!!! Scientist - Soooooo, you cant.....
John Field 4 years ago
Big Bang was proposed by a religious person. A Jesuit priest.
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Scagsy 4 years ago
I am not a believer. That doesn't mean I don't respect your beliefs, I do. I will say this though; no war, murder or genocide was ever founded on the basis of agnosticism or atheism. But if that's your faith, go for it. As long as you aren't harming anyone, you are free to believe in whatever floats your boat.
Autumn Furr 4 years ago (edited)
I read this thing once about how this guy did the math and found that it is statistically impossible for life to have formed on this planet in this solar system without some greater power and I thought it was pretty interesting.
#36
All the planets around the sun are being slowly pulled towards the sun by it's gravitation pull. Mercury's gonna be sucked in and eaten by the sun making Venus the next Mercury, and Earth the next Venus, and Mars the next Earth. Wait and see!
Final score:
1point
RandomX123 4 years ago
If that can happen, wouldn't the Earth be pulling the moon closer towards itself?
Thorfin Wolfsbane (Submission author) 4 years ago
Nah, the gravitational pull isn't strong enough. the sun is massive.
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Tiny Dynamine 4 years ago
Well, if you'd been watching for the last few billion years, you would have seen that this hasn't happened to any degree yet.
Thorfin Wolfsbane (Submission author) 4 years ago
you need to think bigger than a mere few billion years
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Casey Mineer 4 years ago
"Wait and see" will probably not happen within anyone's lifetime. Planetary events take thousands to billions of years to happen.
Casey Mineer 4 years ago
How can you "wait and see" something that, if it happened, wouldn't happen within your lifetime. Cosmic occurrences take thousands to billions of years to
#37
I think I may be on the autism spectrum but I'm not sure. I'm not a doctor so I can't diagnose myself, but I was researching autism because I wanted to put a believable autistic character in a fanfiction I'm writing, and based on some of the symptoms I found I think I might be on the spectrum.
Final score:
1point
memyselfandI 4 years ago
Some advice from someone diagnosed: treat yourself as though you are (stim toys, noise reduction things, etc.), it won’t hurt if you’re not and it’ll help a lot if you are.
Ansu Seesay 4 years ago
I understand. I'm pretty sure I might have ADHD because I have a lot of symptoms, but I'm not diagnosed, so...
#38
People who like their thermostat to be on the warm/hot side are destined to go to hell, while people who like their thermostat set to cool/cold will be going to heaven.
Final score:
1point
Ansu Seesay 4 years ago
How are you judging where people will be going based on their preferred amount of heat?
Thorfin Wolfsbane (Submission author) 4 years ago
When hell bent spirits are up on surface, it's always too cold. They're used to the heat. I figure the opposite is true for the other side.
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Squirrels are bubble gum warriors in disguise (Completely made that up)
Final score:
1point
Lorali Srygley (Submission author) 4 years ago
Make 49 more accounts and upvote from all of those :) (sorry I answered so late)
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Was jumping out of a hayloft in a barn into a massive pile of hay. One jump I ended up on the floor of the barn. We didn't realize all they hay we were jumping into was on a wagon, I managed to cleanly fall between the wagon and the wall. If I had hit the edge of the wagon I could have been seriously hurt or killed.
Final score:
0points
Xenon (Submission author) 4 years ago
I put this one in the wrong post. It was supposed to be in the dodged a bullet one.
#41
The internet is controlling its, there is one man behind this.
Final score:
-2points
Hungry Panda (Submission author) 4 years ago
Ah i just meant a living being
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1) That there’s a Master Architect (I call the Supernova Intelligentsi SI) that’s overseeing the entire galaxy and the homo sapien civilization is the most fragile, backwards and illiterate of them all. 2) That the ‘space race’ is driven by the fact that the elites have seen the fate of this world, have made contact with aliens and are colonizing Mars as a result.
Final score:
-2points
#43
That I’m not only ‘cute’ and ‘funny’. MY FRIENDS ALWAYS SAY THAT- One day, my friend said that even everything on my phone was cute or a meme. I protested with “That’s not true! I just downloaded a bunch of… cute animals and… memes…….”
Final score:
-3points
#44
That I would be a better coach of Manchester United FC than Ole ever was
Final score:
-4points
What do you think ?
AndersM 4 years ago
Oh oh! - I have one! I believe that the 'War on drugs" is only a reason to have a whole security/weapon industry + agencies busy and funded. Too much money and too many jobs If drugs were legalized and produced and under correct supervision by the government It would be much of a problem for society more than alcohol/weed.
Felicia Dale 4 years ago
Reiki. I know it works but don’t know why or how or even what it is. But it’s wonderful and I love it.
AndersM 4 years ago
Oh oh! - I have one! I believe that the 'War on drugs" is only a reason to have a whole security/weapon industry + agencies busy and funded. Too much money and too many jobs If drugs were legalized and produced and under correct supervision by the government It would be much of a problem for society more than alcohol/weed.
Felicia Dale 4 years ago
Reiki. I know it works but don’t know why or how or even what it is. But it’s wonderful and I love it.
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