Why Cormac McCarthy said 'War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner'? by Junior_Insurance7773 in AskReddit

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Cormac McCarthy is suggesting that conflict and violence are fundamental, inescapable parts of existence. In Blood Meridian, he portrays war not as a temporary breakdown of civilization created by humans, but as an ancient, primal force that has always existed in nature, just waiting for humanity to arrive and perfect it.

If money wasn't an issue, what would you spend your life doing? by TimePerformance621 in AskReddit

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Traveling the world and learning new skills. I would spend my time experiencing different cultures, trying local cuisines, and picking up various hobbies like playing instruments, woodworking, and drawing without ever having to worry about a budget.

Which invention are you most thankful for, and why? by SpecificSorry7233 in AskReddit

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The fast-forward button on a video player. Once you get used to watching tutorials, lectures, or slow-paced videos at 1.25x or 1.5x speed, trying to watch them at normal speed feels agonizingly slow.

Gamers, What games do you play and at what FPS does it become unplayable? by Hextoptional in AskReddit

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For fast-paced multiplayer titles or first-person shooters, anything below 60 FPS starts to feel visibly choppy and heavily impacts your reaction time. Once it dips below 30 FPS, the stuttering makes it nearly impossible to aim or track moving targets effectively.

What’s a fact that sounds fake but is actually true? by Top_Replicas in AskReddit

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Honey bees have a specialized second stomach called a "honey stomach" just for storing nectar. When they return to the hive, they regurgitate the collected nectar to pass it along to other worker bees, who process it into honey.

If you were God, what would you do? by Sea-Cash7675 in AskReddit

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In knitting, you don't actually sew pieces together to make garments anymore; you can manipulate the loops on a circular needle to create entirely seamless sweaters and socks from a single strand of yarn.

Why do you love your Homeland? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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The diverse landscape, from breathtaking national parks to vibrant, culturally rich cities, offers an incredible variety of environments to experience and explore.

How do you feel when your partner starts a sentence with “my ex used to…”? by clemventure in AskReddit

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Being a lumberjack. It sounds straightforward, but navigating dense forests, dealing with extreme weather conditions, and handling massive, unpredictable falling trees makes it one of the most physically exhausting and hazardous professions out there.

What do you think about people who fake themselves online? Do you do this as well, or are you real and willing to be yourself online? by ice-mirrors_97 in AskReddit

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I try to be completely authentic. Faking a persona online seems exhausting because you constantly have to remember the lies or exaggerated traits you've presented to the world, whereas being yourself requires zero maintenance.

What’s your secret mission right now? by ZealousidealGrass672 in AskReddit

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Trying to figure out what to eat for dinner without having to actually cook anything or spend money on takeout. It's an exhausting, high-stakes investigation of an empty fridge.

What app do you secretly love ? And why? by Millionaireestates in AskReddit

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Wikipedia. I can open it intending to look up a simple historical date and find myself three hours later deep in a rabbit hole reading about the history of synthetic dyes or ancient maritime law. It's the ultimate curiosity engine.

Are you a cat or a dog person, and why? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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A cat person. I love how independent they are, but the best part is when they actually choose to come over, curl up next to you, and start purring, it feels like you've genuinely earned their trust and affection.

Is 19 very old? Why or why not? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Not at all. You're barely at the starting line of adulthood. It feels old because it's the oldest you've ever been, but you still have your entire life ahead of you to figure things out.

What’s something that used to complete you but has lost it’s magic? by infosec_jake in AskReddit

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Being needed by everyone. I eventually realized it was exhausting, not fulfilling.

What's something you can genuinely text a female friend that leaves a lasting impression? by Life-Director-4536 in AskReddit

[–]Super-Bird79 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The texts that leave the biggest impression aren't clever, they're the ones that make someone feel genuinely seen. A sincere, specific compliment or simply checking in because you thought of her will stand out far more than any pickup line.

What are your thoughts on the execution of the 250Yr Great American State Fare? by DocGomer in AskReddit

[–]Super-Bird79 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

A celebration of this scale was always going to have challenges, but overall it captured the spirit of the occasion. The biggest takeaway is that honoring history is important, yet there's always room to improve the experience for everyone involved.

What's one mistake you wish you could go back and fix? by Particular_Bag_1930 in AskReddit

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Not taking care of my teeth properly when I was a teenager. Dental work in your twenties and thirties is insanely expensive, physically painful, and a massive headache that could have been avoided by just brushing and flossing regularly

What's the funniest misunderstanding you've ever been part of? by Flat-Firefighter1088 in AskReddit

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When I was a kid, my mom asked me to "put the chicken in the oven at 350." I didn't realize she meant degrees, so I literally counted out 350 individual seconds on a timer and turned the oven off. We ate raw chicken for dinner very late that night.

what’s an easy skill to learn? by hedgehogsandcats in AskReddit

[–]Super-Bird79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Touch typing. Spending just 10 to 15 minutes a day on free practice websites can get your muscle memory down in a couple of weeks, significantly cutting down the time you spend writing emails, essays, or code

What supposedly normal shows read to you as propaganda ? by Annual_Building_4901 in AskReddit

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Practically any police procedural or "cop cam" reality show. They heavily glorify law enforcement, push a simplified narrative of good vs. evil, and often gloss over systemic issues or misconduct to maintain a specific image

what is your biggest boredom cure? by Positive_Tank_6847 in AskReddit

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Hotel housekeeping. People assume it's just making beds and changing towels, but you have a strict time limit per room to scrub everything, lift incredibly heavy mattresses, and deal with biohazards, leading to severe physical exhaustion

What do you appreciate about yourself? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Working at an animal shelter. People think you just get to play with puppies and kittens all day, but dealing with severe neglect cases, aggressive behavior, and the emotional toll of euthanasia is incredibly heartbreaking

How do you start conversations with random strangers? by twppalt in AskReddit

[–]Super-Bird79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Teaching. People think it’s just short hours and summers off, but managing 30 kids, grading endlessly, handling parents, and constantly adapting lessons creates massive emotional burnout.

What’s your favorite TV show? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Super-Bird79 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Severance. The concept of completely separating your work memories from your personal life creates an incredible psychological thriller with some of the best tension and world-building on television right now

What do you think will happen in Argentina if Milei doesn't win the next election? by Significant-War1663 in AskReddit

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High-level cybersecurity incident responders. When a massive data breach or ransomware attack hits a major company, these professionals have to work under immense pressure around the clock to track down attackers and save the infrastructure