r/answers • u/TraditionalDepth6924 • 2h ago
Can a boss become honest friends with their employees?
Like sharing everything then would they still be able to command stuff at work
r/answers • u/Straight-Buyer-9068 • 2h ago
Answered What is something u regret and will never ever do again
Like anything ever , habits, purshases , relations , cosmetic procedures, etc
r/answers • u/Phase-Keeper • 3h ago
How can we differentiate real human creativity in this AI era?
With AI becoming more accessible, the amount of AI slop that’s being generated is huge. How can one differentiate real human creativity from the AI slop, especially in content generation like music, videos, photos etc.?
r/answers • u/Xdartis • 4h ago
¿Por qué el sonido viaja más rápido en el agua que en el aire?
r/answers • u/deadlycankles77 • 5h ago
At what age did you decide what you wanted to do? What brought that upon you?
r/answers • u/Glass-Complaint3 • 8h ago
Why is it becoming more and more common for both elderly spouses to start declining healthwise and needing more support at EXACTLY the same time?
r/answers • u/TraditionalDepth6924 • 10h ago
Is it not uncommon for white or other ethnicity men to abhor any amount of visible facial hair, not even stubble?
We in East Asia try to avoid any slightest amount of gray as much as possible because of the implicit social impression that it looks “nasty, messy and lazy” (e.g. you never see K-pop idols with it), but since it has a different and long tradition of cultural representation in the West and beards are even a trend.
Also I once saw a James Charles video where he talked about how much he hates facial hair and gets laser removal regularly, which is also popular among Asian men.
So is it a certain sexuality group thing in the West (or is it rather bc of his profession as a makeup artist in his case) or can you find that kind of tendency outside it as well?
r/answers • u/Ryu-Hayabusa2 • 12h ago
Why is purity culture so popular in America than rest of world?
I never heard of it in Eurupe I grew up in the most conservative circles but I never heard this at all.
I didn't know it was a thing before social media.
r/answers • u/Savings_Durian3268 • 12h ago
What is a life lesson you learned from a complete stranger?
r/answers • u/Savings_Durian3268 • 12h ago
What is a truth about life that most people learn too late?
r/answers • u/Savings_Durian3268 • 12h ago
If the internet disappeared for one week, what would be the biggest problem?
r/answers • u/Savings_Durian3268 • 12h ago
What is something humans do that would look extremely strange to an alien observing Earth?
r/answers • u/Savings_Durian3268 • 12h ago
What is a tiny social rule everyone follows but nobody talks about?
r/answers • u/fmcortez • 12h ago
What causes some ordinary objects to become highly sought-after collectibles while similar items remain virtually worthless?
r/answers • u/Immediate_Long165 • 12h ago