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r/AskReddit
33 posts- What’s something you realized is not worth anymore after your thirties?
- What celebrity doesn't want to realize their 15 minutes is over?
- What death had the biggest impact on world history?
- What was the worst/scariest case of phychological/mental break down which you witnessed?
- What is completely normal in society today, but will probably look insane or cruel 50 years from now?
- Whats the worst physical pain you’ve ever had to endure?
- What are the signs that a couple won’t last in the long run?
- You receive $10 million, but a random person dies instantly. Everyone on Earth knows you caused their death, would you take the money? Why or why not?
- What job is 90% pretending?
- What’s the most obvious lie you’ve watched an entire room pretend to believe?
r/Music
5 posts- Rockstar Announces 'GTA VI' Soundtrack Contains 10,000 Songs By Randy Newman
- Hayley Williams slams MAGA and says ‘KKK Looks Different’ at Louisiana gig
- “The Go-Go’s continue to be the first and only all-female band that played their own instruments, wrote their own songs, and went to number one”: The life and times of Jane Wiedlin
- Joni Mitchell Becomes a U.S. Citizen: ‘A Journey That Began 62 Years Ago’
- Led Zeppelin license "Stairway to Heaven" for first time for Greta Gerwig's Narnia movie
r/Showerthoughts
1 postr/aww
11 posts- We came home with a cat.. and somehow she chose us first.
- She does this when she wants attention
- Squishing Elmo as soon as I get home always makes any day better
- I carry shelter dogs around NYC in a dog backpack to help them get adopted. Meet Moo Deng!
- My little kangaroo. She's getting good at balancing on her hind legs.
- Checked into the hostel, the "receptionist" walked over, stared at me for a sec, and fell asleep on the job. 1/5 stars.
- Kira being a little goober
- Benny reminding stuff toy from 5 sec ago 😂😭
- Buzzy as a kitten displaying his beans 🫘
- My cat is 11 years old now. He still spends every day sleeping in the chair next to my bed
r/funny
3 postsr/gaming
4 posts- New Shogun 2 Total War remaster is an AI slop with 0 quality control
- Rimworld switches from Unity to their own new Waylith game engine. Game is now 2-4x faster. Somehow, mods all still work
- Y'all can have your Dark Souls, your Hollow Knights, your Last Of Us on grounded mode and what have you. To me, nothing in gaming has come close to the utter torment this fucking toad has put me through. I've been battling this game for 15 years, since middle school, still haven't beaten it
- Microsoft has created a new Xbox Labs group to experiment with decompiling and recompiling games after the trend of the AI-powered Decompiling of games blew up
r/memes
13 postsr/movies
6 posts- Steve Buscemi Can’t Be Typecast - Over 40 years in Hollywood, the actor has remained uncompromisingly himself.
- New Poster for Indonesian Supernatural Horror-Comedy 'Ghost in the Cell' - Set in a prison, inmates must unite against a murderous ghost who turns corpses into art installations.
- Narnia: The Magician's Nephew | Official Trailer
- Stephen Chow’s ‘Shaolin Soccer’ Spinoff ‘Kung Fu Soccer’ Sets U.S. Release on October 23, 2026
- LAIKA's ‘WILDWOOD’ has the largest battle sequence ever for a stop-motion film
- Favorite comedy movie joke that's elementary/ low brow yet somehow also brilliant?
r/science
4 posts- A 2026 study reveals that human ovaries remain biologically active after menopause, shifting their protein production with age to actively influence other organs and create an inflammatory environment linked to increased ovarian cancer risk.
- The rate of global warming has doubled in recent years. The accelerated rate means that the 1.5 °C threshold can be permanently crossed by 2028, nearly a decade earlier than previous estimates.
- Why story and play time really matter for toddlers. Comparing moments with periods spent watching a movie together, the study found that those playful, interactive moments are associated with increased brain activity linked to attention, learning and social processing.
- New Study Finds Gendered Messaging Can Backfire: Messages that reference gender when highlighting women's success in an activity actually made kids and adults of both genders see girls and women as less capable, and also made everyone less interested in trying the activity themselves.
r/todayilearned
10 posts- TIL that despite their name, it is biologically impossible for a centipede to be born with exactly 100 legs because a genetic quirk dictates they always have an odd number of leg pairs.
- TIL In 2012, an Irish mother delivered her first twin prematurely, and her contractions stopped. This allowed the second twin to stay safely inside the womb for another 87 days. This rare occurrence is known as a delayed-interval delivery. It broke the previous world record of 84 days.
- TIL about Cryptic Pregnancies, which is when a pregnancy shows little to no symptoms to the point that the woman can be unaware that she is pregnant until she is in labor in some cases.
- TIL chewing gum is not biodegradable because it is made from synthetic polymers and plastics
- TIL Parkinson's Law is an observation written in 1955 where "work expands to fill the available time", which inspired the facetious Stock-Sanford corollary: "If you wait until the last minute, it only takes a minute to do."
- TIL that in 1991, Nigerian prophet Daniel Abodunrin entered a lion enclosure at the University of Ibadan Zoo, believing God would shut the lions’ mouths just as He did for Daniel in the Bible. However, the lions pounced on and devoured him.
- TIL that there is no record of the death of 12 Years a Slave (1853) author, Solomon Northup. There is only one account of him alive after 1857, leading to speculation he was enslaved again. Historians believe he most likely died in 1863 or 1864.
- TIL the Austrian Empire tried to colonize islands near India in 1778 with basically 5-6 people. Things didn't go particularly well. The colonists struggled with food and water shortages, their leader Gottfried Stahl died in 1783, and the survivors eventually abandoned the settlement.
- TIL that the actor Hervé Villechaize, most famous for staring as Tattoo on the TV series Fantasy Island was an accomplished painter. At age 16, he entered he entered the École des Beaux-Art and by 1961, at age 18, he became the youngest artist ever to have his work displayed in the Museum of Paris.
- TIL Up until 1981 Boeing used depleted uranium as counter weights in parts of their 747’s
r/worldnews
10 posts- 'This cannot be a coincidence' — Ukraine's Starlink access restricted without warning, Zelensky adviser says
- Ukraine Hits Russia’s $1 Billion Sberbank Mega Data Center in New Drone Strike
- Zelenskyy: US Threatened Ukrainian Generals With Intelligence Cutoff Without Informing Him
- Lithuanian PM: We should ask Ukraine to strike more Russian data centres
- ‘We Are Watching You’: Poland Warns Musk Over Starlink
- Trump admin silent as Russia hits American businesses with ‘drones and missiles’ in Ukraine | CNN Politics
- Pope Leo diagnosed with cancer and had lower lobe of lung removed, Vatican says
- Meta Censors Over 1,080 Pro-Lula Accounts During Brazilian Presidential Election
- Russian missile strikes Kyiv residential building as Lytvyn says no early warning received from allies for second consecutive day
- Ukraine accuses SpaceX of crippling drone missions as ties with US worsen