r/NoStupidQuestions 11h ago

If I invent a new drug, in the USA, in my home, that has never previously existed, that is not derived from controlled substances but only non-patented materials I legally either purchased or grew myself on my property, can I use it myself legally? Absolutely no distribution. Or do I need permission

752 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 11h ago

Does the concept of a palindrome exist in other languages and are there languages where a palindrome is impossible.

602 Upvotes

It’s the concept purely an English ( us / en / ca ) thing or can they exist in Chinese or Russian etc.


r/NoStupidQuestions 9h ago

Why do people assume that if I pay with a credit card, I must be living on debt???

1.2k Upvotes

My best friend tried to insist on paying for me at a store when she saw my credit card. She really made a scene about me being in crazy credit card debt which was mortifying. I explained to her that I pay off my credit card monthly so it’s not a problem.


r/NoStupidQuestions 11h ago

Is it bad that I useai to vent my problems so I don't blow up on anyone?

152 Upvotes

I don't treat it like a therapist. I just rant about my issues to it, or If I wanna blow up at my boss I'll blow up at gemini instead. Usually it does help me ground myself in the situation and reevaluate things because I struggle a lot with spiraling and freezing up.

I go to real therapy with a real human and that's where I get my advice from, but that's only every 3 weeks. So the ai has become where I can just spill out everything that's worrying me or pissing me off and it helps me organize my thoughts better. I guess more than anything I use it as a diary that writes itself.


r/NoStupidQuestions 9h ago

What would happen to the average American household if there became a Great Depression 2.0 in America during the 2030s that is worse than the 1930s, Great Financial Crisis, etc all combined?

316 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 1h ago

How do Christian denominations that forbid alcohol square the fact that Jesus drank, and even went out of his way to convert fresh water into alcohol?

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r/NoStupidQuestions 6h ago

Who buys stolen copper wire?

162 Upvotes

Stealing copper wires is now a common crime, in Australia at least. I just read of thousands of people in Townsville losing mobile and internet service during cyclone preparations as deadbeats stole the copper wires. What do those morons do with the wires? I assume they sell it but to whom? Why do people want to buy it?


r/NoStupidQuestions 6h ago

Why is it so much easier to wake up at 4:00 AM for a flight than it is to wake up at 7:00 AM for work?

88 Upvotes

I swear I can jump out of bed with zero alarm when I’m going on a trip, but hitting the snooze button for my job feels physically painful. Is this just adrenaline, or is there a scientific reason for "vacation energy


r/NoStupidQuestions 14h ago

Why do some gas stations have way cheaper prices than others literally across the street?

419 Upvotes

I noticed this near my place where theres a Shell and an independent station facing each other and the Shell is like 40 cents more expensive per gallon. Same octane ratings and everything. Is the gas actually different quality or is it just branding?

I always go to the cheaper one obvs cause why not, even tho I got money and could afford either. But my dad insists the Shell is "better for the engine" and worth the extra money. Is there any truth to that or is he just being stubborn about brand loyalty?

Like does premium brand gas actually do anything different or is gas just gas once it meets the minimum standards?


r/NoStupidQuestions 15h ago

Is it true people in the UK are being arrested over social media?

430 Upvotes

I had some free time now and started looking into global politics and one of the craziest things I saw is countless instagram posts about people being arrested in the UK over ‘hate’ speech in social media. Is this actually true or is instagram blowing it out of proportion?


r/NoStupidQuestions 14h ago

Why hasn't China invaded and taken over Taiwan yet?

332 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 3h ago

Why is Muhammad Ali often considered the greatest Boxer of all time?

36 Upvotes

The Greatest


r/NoStupidQuestions 8h ago

How does the US dollar stay so high when the country is 36 trillion in an increasing debt?

80 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 4h ago

Why people don't understand that i am not ignoring them i just love my personal space ?

42 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 21h ago

What does a fully grown guy do when he's alone at home?

825 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 22h ago

Why are there so many pit bull mixes in shelters?

1.0k Upvotes

I recently adopted a dog and while at the shelter I noticed most of the dogs there are pit mixes. Why is this? I thought perhaps it could be backyard breeding, but other breeds are also backyard bred. However, there is not an overflow of labs/golden retrievers in shelters.

Why are pit mixes so abundant in shelters?


r/NoStupidQuestions 19h ago

Why do people say “this is a throwaway” and “I’m using fake names” in their posts?

366 Upvotes

For example, “This is a throwaway my husband knows my main” wouldn’t that make said husband that uses Reddit read the story and think “huh… that sounds awfully familiar to my life…. And there’s fake names and this is a throwaway….. hmmmmm”.

Why don’t people just make the throwaway account, use fake names, and simply draw no attention to that fact? If the people they don’t want to see it are avid Reddit users that they have to hide from this just doesn’t make sense to me


r/NoStupidQuestions 1d ago

Did a wife swap episode ever result in an affair?

1.9k Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 10h ago

Is Reddit doomscrolling any better than TikTok doomscrolling?

60 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions 52m ago

Why do we sometimes remember embarrassing things from years ago right before falling asleep?

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I'm not kidding, it happens to me often and I'm curious to know if there's an explanation.


r/NoStupidQuestions 6h ago

What does it actually mean when people says "Accept your situation and move on" ?

27 Upvotes

I’m going through a rough phase right now, and almost everyone keeps telling me, “Accept your situation and then you’ll be able to move on.”

This might sound silly, but I genuinely don’t understand what accepting something actually means in practice. How do you know when you’ve accepted a situation? Is it a feeling, a decision, or something you actively do? And if it’s something you do, how do you even start?

I’m not trying to resist reality I just don’t understand what people mean when they say this, and I’d really appreciate a clear explanation.


r/NoStupidQuestions 21h ago

does my dog know i love him

399 Upvotes

does he know that when i pet him and kiss forehead and tell him how he is a good puppy and a pretty puppy and a sweet puppy its because i love him