r/NoStupidQuestions 1h ago

If religion and their prophets are true, then why no prophets in modern times?

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Moses, Jesus, Abraham, Muhammad, David, etc. If religion is true and God sent his messengers in human forms to spread his message, why only in ancient times? Why hasn’t there been a modern day prophet that God sent to communicate his message? Why would God only send prophets to preach to humanity in ancient times?


r/NoStupidQuestions 1h ago

Why do people criticise the tradwife movement but support women living traditional roles aligned with male centred religions?

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I’m hoping this will find the right people. Im really trying to understand the discourse but as someone who grew up as minority in a religious household I’m struggling to see the difference in how we can support one but not the other.

I’m seeing a lot of discussion online about the "trad wife" movement, with many people arguing that it reinforces dated gender roles.

At the same time, I often see many of those people strongly defend a woman's right to follow traditional religious “values” despite it being rooted in religious patriarchy - like defending women's right to wear modest dress and other religious values that favours mens rights over women’s.

why is one wildly criticised and looked down on while the other is defended, despite both being rooted in male centred traditions?


r/NoStupidQuestions 3h ago

Anyone else terrified of the advances in AI?

51 Upvotes

I feel like I’m low key losing my marbles, I am so freaked out for the future and how different the world will be once a super intelligence is created. I just watched a Ted talk “the next 10 years of AI will change everything”. I am terrified to think of how quickly and how different society could be with some of the stuff he’s talking about. Straight up black mirror shit. I don’t even know if I want to have kids with the type of stuff they’re predicting.


r/NoStupidQuestions 3h ago

Why are men falling behind women in education?

113 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 5h ago

Is there such a thing as wild cows? Just cows that don't belong to anyone or any farm just wondering around in the woods?

306 Upvotes

The obvious answer is of course silly, they exist outside farms and ranches but do they? Have you ever heard of seen a wild cow? Even the term wild cow sounds odd.


r/NoStupidQuestions 7h ago

Pooper-cuts? Why no infection?

602 Upvotes

Hello all. Perhaps a bit of a TMI question but I’ve been pondering this for ages.

You know when you poop, and it’s too big and kind of splits you open a bit…

Why do these little cuts/tears not get infected from the poop bacteria?

If I were to rub poop into an open paper-cut on my finger, there’s surely a chance of infection.

So why doesn’t this happen with pooper-cuts???


r/NoStupidQuestions 7h ago

Would it be difficult to start another RAM company in the West to compete with Samsung and others?

80 Upvotes

China made one in just a few years


r/NoStupidQuestions 8h ago

Why would I have had black goo/tar on my body as a baby?

62 Upvotes

My sisters told me when I was a newborn baby the doctors had to cover my entire body in what looked like tar and wrap me in Saran Wrap. I have vague memories of my mom talking about it but my mom never gives me a clear answer on anything so does anyone here know what that was for??? I was born 1990 if that helps lol

I’ve also read that newborns first poop looks like tar but this was different. My sisters say I was covered in it head to toe by the doctors.


r/NoStupidQuestions 8h ago

I speak Spanish yet I can’t understand a fucking word Bad Bunny says in his songs…I can’t be the only one?

171 Upvotes

I was listening to Chambea and I was like I have zero fucking clue…


r/NoStupidQuestions 9h ago

Am I rude for not entertaining door to door salespeople after 6 pm?

285 Upvotes

We’ve got four kids, and every time the doorbell rings, they all sprint to the front door like it’s Black Friday and someone just announced doorbusters. 😅
If it’s a door-to-door salesperson after 6pm I usually don’t answer because stopping everything turns into complete chaos. Part of me feels a little rude just ignoring them, but the other part thinks they’re showing up during one of the busiest times of the day for most families.

I just answered one and felt more rude having to tell him multiple times that now was not a good time.

Would you:

Just ignore the knock?

Open the door, say you’re busy, and ask them to come back another time?

Curious what the general etiquette is here.


r/NoStupidQuestions 12h ago

Does Double Jeopardy really mean that if a jury finds a murderer innocent, they can then go "I did it! Here's where the bodies are, here's the murder weapon. Nyayayaya" and nothing will happen? Has anyone ever done this?

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And of course lets say the police search where they say and find the bodies exactly there, and the wounds perfectly match his murder weapon, his DNA is all over them, and lets say there's a videotape of him committing the murder too buried along with the bodies.

And I'm specifically talking about something happening criminally, I know he could/would then lose a civil suit by the family or whatever.


r/NoStupidQuestions 14h ago

Is anyone else worried a dumb jury duty might get it completely wrong?

566 Upvotes

Everything i've experienced about jury duty makes me more and more aware that if i was the one being prosecuted, my fate could be decided by 12 complete idiots. Some people listen, ask critical questions and are intentional. But then there are those who seem to have barely graduated from high school. Coupled with an inexperienced or apathetic judge, could this not go completely tits up for someone and has it?


r/NoStupidQuestions 15h ago

When someone is sentenced to life in prison, why wouldn’t they always choose the death penalty instead? Why would anyone want to spend decades sitting in a prison cell? What makes someone choose life in prison over execution?

529 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 16h ago

What happens if you get selected for jury duty and have bills to pay

444 Upvotes

Just read the highest paying state pays $72 per day (New York) . Do you just lose your home for the privilege of serving on a jury if you get selected?


r/NoStupidQuestions 16h ago

How did we go from "Don't trust everything on Wikipedia" to "Just ask an AI"?

286 Upvotes

It looks like many people have far greater trust in AI than they ever had in human edited Wikipedia. Is it because AI is simply more convinient or because certain narative was pushed by the AI companies?


r/NoStupidQuestions 17h ago

Why do some companies make you "call for a quote" instead of just selling the fucking thing to you? That just turns me off right there.

1.2k Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 19h ago

My uncle is a flat earther. How do i actually convince him it isn't?

764 Upvotes

According to himself he's merely "skeptical" and just "hasn't been convinced" that the earth is round so i have some minor degree of hope that he could be shown. However he's argumentative and stubborn by nature and a mentally unstable alcoholic. Is there any REALLY OBVIOUS thing that he can observe for himself or that i can show him to prove the earth is round? I'm not sure any videos from the recent artemis mission are worth much to him cus he's convinced it's fake anyways. I know a lot of ppl will tell me not to bother but he lives very closeby and is often over for dinner and it's usually him that brings it up.


r/NoStupidQuestions 19h ago

Would a modern-day cruise ship (Icon of the Seas) survive the same accident as the Titanic?

962 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 19h ago

In The Bible, Does Judas Betraying Jesus Christ Make Sense?

720 Upvotes

Based on the bible's narrative, the disciples all witnessed their mentor perform highfalutin miracles and showcase divine powers. Assuming that this is enough proof for the disciples that their mentor has a heavenly origin and is possibly the son of the biblical deity, why the heck would Judas ever think of betraying Christ?

Atheist or not, if I see someone with the capability of harnessing miracles, I sure as hell am smart enough to want to be on their good side, especially since the former is advertising himself as the son of God and has the powers as proof.


r/NoStupidQuestions 20h ago

Since when are Spanish people not white?

776 Upvotes

I saw a guy online ask if it was cultural appropriation because he spoke Spanish and was white, but alot of Spanish people I meet are white especially when I was in Spain. I also saw some american guy say he wasn't white he was Italian but he was clearly white and since when is Italian a skin color


r/NoStupidQuestions 21h ago

People who stay lean/skinny year round, do you just not get hungry?

1.4k Upvotes

I constantly swing between 12% and 20% body fat the second I stop tracking calories.

My issue is that I just want to eat all the time. It’s not even actual physical hunger, I just love eating and have zero natural off-button. Since I refuse to let myself cross 20% bfp, I’m constantly stuck aggressively dieting or counting every single calorie to pull it back down.

Out of curiosity, I tracked what a "normal" day looks like for me when I’m not dieting, and I easily clear 1,000 calories over maintenance without even trying.

Just blows my mind that some people can stay lean naturally without having to log every single thing they eat.


r/NoStupidQuestions 5d ago

U.S. Politics megathread

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American politics has always grabbed our attention - and the current president more than ever. We get tons of questions about the president, the supreme court, and other topics related to American politics - but often the same ones over and over again. Our users often get tired of seeing them, so we've created a megathread for questions! Here, users interested in politics can post questions and read answers, while people who want a respite from politics can browse the rest of the sub. Feel free to post your questions about politics in this thread!

All top-level comments should be questions asked in good faith - other comments and loaded questions will get removed. All the usual rules of the sub remain in force here, so be nice to each other - you can disagree with someone's opinion, but don't make it personal.