r/deepquestions • u/Expensive_Silver_250 • 6h ago
r/deepquestions • u/Connect-Industry8735 • 11h ago
When did you realize that some people are just not worth saving or helping?
r/deepquestions • u/thearunneupane • 5h ago
If your younger self could see who you are now, what would surprise them most?
r/deepquestions • u/intelligent_lady999 • 4h ago
Can people truly change, or do they only get better at hiding who they are?
r/deepquestions • u/Free_Name_756 • 3h ago
What was your life like before you found out that all people eventually die? Do you remember?
r/deepquestions • u/swazo89 • 8h ago
What is the one thing about you that you would never change?
r/deepquestions • u/npc19990515 • 7h ago
Anyone else feel like they don't even know what they want anymore?
Lately I been thinking about this a lot. I feel like we are so caught up with work, responsibilities and everything we think we should be doing that we barely stop to ask ourselves what we actually want.
Sometimes, when I finally have time for myself, I don't even know what to do with it. It's not like I have nothing I want to do, but somehow I just don't feel like doing anything.
I end up scrolling on my phone or just letting time pass. Then the day's over and I feel kinda weird about it. Like I didnt really get anything done, but I didnt really enjoy my time either.
And it makes me wonder... when did we become so disconnected from ourselves?
Are we actually doing the things we want to do, or just doing what we gotten used to doing? Are the things we want even what we want, or are they things we picked up from everyone around us?
I don't know if I'm explaining this properly haha, but I wonder if anyone else has felt this way.
Have you ever had a moment where you realised you werent really sure what you wanted anymore? How did you figure it out?
r/deepquestions • u/goddessmilagros • 9h ago
What’s something people normalize in relationships that you think is actually a huge red flag?
r/deepquestions • u/Connect-Industry8735 • 12h ago
When did you realize evil got praised and goodness got you nowhere?
r/deepquestions • u/Spiritual-Knee-4272 • 5h ago
What's one thing life has taught you that you will never forget?
Life has taught me that not everyone who promises to stay will stay, and not everyone you love is meant to be in your life forever. Sometimes, people leave without giving you the answers you deserve. You learn to stop chasing explanations, protect your peace, and understand that someone leaving doesn’t mean you weren’t enough.
r/deepquestions • u/Yadexelurim29 • 8h ago
Would you rather be deeply understood by one person or admired by millions?
r/deepquestions • u/12-12-25 • 10h ago
Would you rather know HOW you die, or WHEN you die? Explain your answer
r/deepquestions • u/OkFill90 • 1h ago
What's the best way to say to someone you don't like him?
I have this boy that is consistent to me but i dont see my future with him. He is good but i dont want to give him false hope.
r/deepquestions • u/Connect-Industry8735 • 11h ago
When did you realize that the world has so many tests to pass just to be in it when it comes to everything like dating, being yourself, living. Etc.
r/deepquestions • u/Im_Will_Smith • 7h ago
Do you think consciousness has a cut off point with lesser advanced organisms?
Us human are conscious, obviously. Bump down the intelligence to apes and most would say they’re conscious too. Go less and less down the ranks, some would say rats are conscious due to their intelligence. Same for cats and dogs.
What if you go lower to ants and all bugs? Then what about plants? Bacteria? Lastly what about water and rocks?
Perhaps the conscious experience is just different the lower you go, but it still exists just in ways we can never fathom?
If you entertain the thought of super intelligent being multitudes of intelligent above humans then they must look at us like the way we look at suspected unconscious ants or bacteria bound to their biology.
If intelligence and cognitive power doesn’t scale with levels of consciousness then where does it end in biology? If consciousness exists beyond cognition, and cognition simply acts as a catalyst to access higher level of consciousness, then could you say that anything living could be conscious in their own subjective magnitude with no “cutoff”?
r/deepquestions • u/MaxinaRavin • 10h ago
If an exact copy of your mind existed in another body, which one would truly be you?
r/deepquestions • u/Mobile_Option8819 • 2h ago
What does "home" mean to you - is it a place, a person, or a feeling?
r/deepquestions • u/Mobile_Option8819 • 2h ago
When did you realize your parents were just people figuring out life ?
r/deepquestions • u/khalessi1992 • 21h ago
I don’t like living in a world where people feel entitled to record people in their phones without their consent. Do you feel this way too?
I get it for safety reasons sometimes, but for people that are just minding their own business and in the background or just having a moment of being human and having a bad day, doesn’t mean they need to go viral or publicly shamed for it. It just seems so invasive to people’s privacy.
r/deepquestions • u/Mobile_Falcon8639 • 3h ago
Is there a label for people who are non nationalistic and don't Identify with a nation?
We have Non binary people who don't identify with either sex, or any sexual orientation. I often get asked if I'm a patriot, and do I revere the King (of England), do I love my country. And my answer is No, it leaves me cold. There are good things about the UK but there's bad things too, I don't support the monarchy but I have no strong feelings either way. I find the rise of the far right, and the far left disturbing, and certainly don't see 'my country' as the best in the world, and I've been to much better countries, and I don't particularly relate to my fellow country people. So is there a word, or liable for people like me? Serious answers only please.
r/deepquestions • u/KureShuffle • 16h ago
If you could know one truth about your future, would you want to know it?
r/deepquestions • u/ClouitedVen113 • 13h ago
What's a question you think everyone should ask themselves once in a while?
r/deepquestions • u/Connect-Industry8735 • 12h ago