Login

u/Think_Section_7712

r/Fish r/NoStupidQuestionsHub r/Comebacks r/davinciresolve r/amazonprime r/CausalConversation r/languagehub r/betterCallSaul r/Traffic r/NoStupidAnswers r/hypotheticals r/NoStupidQuestions r/TheJediPraxeum r/WeirdToilets r/WorkersRights r/SwiftyNeutral r/answers r/StarWars r/antitrump r/AskForAnswers r/wetalkfree r/brass r/ispeakthelanguage r/WhatIfThinking r/WorkReview r/healthcare r/LawSchool r/randomthings r/antiwork r/toilet r/u_Think_Section_7712 r/DonaldTrump666 r/prequelappreciation r/AskLifeProTips r/Trombone
▲ 1 r/NoStupidQuestionsHub+1 crossposts

Star Wars: The Last Jedi is underrated, particularly because of how Kylo Ren sneakily turns then ignites the lightsaber next to Snoke. However, the title is odd, because Rey can train other people and/or beings to become Jedi. What should be the title?

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 5 days ago
▲ 0 r/TheJediPraxeum

When Obi-Wan Kenobi says “Only a Sith deals in absolutes.” in Star Wars: Episode III, isn’t that Obi-Wan dealing in absolutes? 🤔

Is Obi-Wan dealing in absolutes? Sounds like he’s a hypocrite.

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 9 days ago
▲ 2 r/wetalkfree

When Obi-Wan Kenobi says “Only a Sith deals in absolutes.” in Star Wars: Episode III, isn’t that Obi-Wan dealing in absolutes? 🤔

Is Obi-Wan dealing in absolutes? Sounds like he’s a hypocrite.

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 9 days ago
▲ 1 r/NoStupidAnswers+1 crossposts

In Star Wars: Episode 1, why are Anakin’s podracer’s engines in front of his pod and not in back? That’s a lot of engine exhaust and pollution he’s breathing in. Isn’t Anakin supposed to be precocious and sagacious?

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 11 days ago
▲ 8 r/NoStupidQuestionsHub+3 crossposts

Who is your favorite Tv series “bad guy” who, surprisingly, has morals? I’ll go first by saying Gus Fring from “Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul”.

Gus Fring = discipline, willingness to moonlight as a chicken restaurant manager/owner, & works with Mike as well as Walter White

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/NoStupidAnswers

What if hr managers said “Yes” (similar to the movie “Yes Man”) to job candidates who ask for 3x the job’s unreasonable/unlivable/unjust pay rate of ~$20/hour or less, and the salary of CEOs (such as Walmart’s CEO) be limited to 100,000/year. Wouldn’t the employees be super happy and productive?

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/WorkersRights

What if hr managers said “Yes” (similar to the movie “Yes Man”) to job candidates who ask for 3x the job’s unreasonable/unlivable/unjust pay rate of ~$20/hour or less, and the salary of CEOs (such as Walmart’s CEO) be limited to 100,000/year. Wouldn’t the employees be super happy and productive?

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/WhatIfThinking+7 crossposts

What if hr managers said “Yes” (similar to the movie “Yes Man”) to job candidates who ask for 3x the job’s unreasonable/unlivable/unjust pay rate of ~$20/hour or less, and the salary of CEOs (such as Walmart’s CEO) be limited to 100,000/year. Wouldn’t the employees be super happy and productive?

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/NoStupidQuestionsHub+4 crossposts

Why are toilet seats made to be up or down? Why not make them have permanent seats? In public restrooms, being next to a toilet seat that gets slammed down by the moron using that seat will cause hearing damage.

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/healthcare

What horrible experiences have you had dealing with anthem health insurance such as the automated system that hangs up after you repeatedly say “member”, anthem phone representatives being disrespectful, anthem passing the blame and responsibility to medical groups and healthcare providers, etc.?

What are your negative experiences?

reddit.com
u/Think_Section_7712 — 2 months ago