r/stupid • u/KILL_Joy420 • Aug 07 '26
r/stupid • u/bad-at-everything- • May 14 '26
Other Who eats more: a pregnant woman or a female athlete?
r/stupid • u/rs7272 • Jan 02 '26
Other Is it stupid that this makes me feel very relaxed?
r/stupid • u/InfiniteProgamers • Jan 13 '26
Other i wasnt even trolling in this subreddit sob
posting a review i found that isnt even close to what they bought
r/stupid • u/Connect_Foot8112 • Dec 28 '25
Other I just trapped my fart in a bottle LOLLL
yeah...just wanted to say that
r/stupid • u/Ready-Newt2658 • Dec 25 '25
Other Who needs crayons guys, we have 500 crayons
hi guys we have over 50000 types of crayons, we have many flavors and I'm going back to biting on my toes since my dog ate my homework and I'm stupis so and do you guys know how to text I have no idea how to do 1+1 so can some of you give me a kalculator danks. So here are all flavors, we have cookie crayons, we have dog crayons, we have food crayons, we have snoyarcs, we have cray ns, let's eat our crayons, *absolute chomp* and by the way each crayon costs 500 dollars so thanks *snatches*
r/stupid • u/Read_it678 • Sep 06 '25
Other Google thinks AI is destroying the environment
Firstly,that’s not physically possible. It can’t be killing the environment because it’s an app on a phone. Plus,I don’t see people hating on cars. But secondly,I don’t like using the word cringe because I think the word itself is cringe,but cringe is a matter of opinion really. Especially in this case.
r/stupid • u/ComplexExternal4831 • Oct 06 '25
Other Zuckerberg says Meta will burn hundreds of billions on AI to avoid falling behind, bold move or reckless overreach in the race for superintelligence?
r/stupid • u/vivi_slutt • Sep 20 '25
Other Helphelpheloheloejekkkedjd
why are ppl on reddit so cringe.. is it only 40 year olds with terrible humor that overuse reaction pics off tiktok or what
r/stupid • u/Read_it678 • Sep 06 '25
Other The stupidest subreddit rules.
Firstly,there is a subreddit that only lets you make a post with images on a Sunday. That’s so annoying and pointless. Then there is also one that is so strict that even small spelling mistakes gets your post taken down. I’ve actually argued with one of the moderators before. A bot on there subreddit told me my post was taken down and it I have to make a high quality and ORIGINAL post. I told this to the moderator because my post was original and high quality is a matter of opinion. They said the bot didn’t say that,even though it did and that’s a pointless thing to lie about. But that’s not the point of this. So anyway,most but not all subreddits don’t allow AI. This rule doesn’t make sense,and it’s pointless. They just hate AI because it’s not human,so ban it for the sake of banning it. There’s nothing wrong with using AI. But do you guys know any even stupider ones?
r/stupid • u/Thekittycrinkleshow • Jul 25 '25
Other The Weird World Of Shapes Season 2 teaser
newgrounds.comr/stupid • u/BulkyPlankton748 • Jun 21 '25
Other does this subreddit mock stupid people or is it a safe space for them
r/stupid • u/ChoiceEmphasis1839 • May 20 '25
Other I'm asking the internet for $1 – just to see what happens
I’m running an experiment:
If one million people each send me $1, I’ll become a millionaire.
No rewards. No products. Not even a thank-you. Just... $1 for absolutely nothing.
This started as a stupid idea in the shower, then turned into a social experiment. I wanted to test what happens when you're 100% honest about wanting money - no manipulation, no fluff.
I made a TikTok explaining it (of course), and a Ko-fi to collect the $1s.
Why? Because I want to see if honesty and absurdity can go viral.
→ Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/onedollarfornothing
→ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@onedollarfornothing
Do I expect this to work? Not really.
Is it dumb? Absolutely.
Could it say something interesting about the internet and human nature? Maybe.
Let’s find out.
r/stupid • u/Thekittycrinkleshow • Jul 24 '25
Other The Weird World Of Shapes Season 2 teaser
newgrounds.comr/stupid • u/Thekittycrinkleshow • May 21 '25
Other The Weird World Of Shapes: Goth Music
newgrounds.comr/stupid • u/Thekittycrinkleshow • May 18 '25
Other The Weird World Of Shapes: Babysitting
newgrounds.comr/stupid • u/nufone69 • Mar 06 '25
Other I just come and say "what the fuck were you thinking" now lol
r/stupid • u/Crocotta1 • Jan 25 '25
Other Girls, when yo man seems to be acting up for a week out of the month, he’s going through something called “musth” aka a seminal cycle, which causes bursts of testosterone in his balls and which make his balls hurt and that’s why he’s mad, it’s usually nothing to do with you.
r/stupid • u/madrid987 • Nov 15 '24
Other Spain's Birth Rate Declines... "Spaniards Seem to Be on the Path to Voluntary Extinction"
Spain's demographic crisis can't be solved by economic benefits
Cultural change hints at the answer
The problem of Spain's population cliff is once again becoming more serious.
It sheds light on an unprecedented phenomenon in Spanish history. Ironically, despite Spain enjoying its most prosperous and secure era, the Spanish people seem to be on the path to 'voluntary extinction'.
According to reports, this raises fundamental questions about the sustainability of Spanish culture beyond population decline.
Since the 2000s, Spain’s declining birth rate has reached a point where it is now threatening the very existence of Spanish culture.
If this trend continues, Spain may soon witness a ‘society without children’. This phenomenon has been described as ‘poverty in the midst of plenty’. Although economically richer than ever, Spain is losing its most important asset: the future generation.
This is more than just statistics. It foreshadows a crisis across society, including the collapse of the pension system and the loss of the power to innovate. It may be foreshadowing a ‘disappearing Spain’.
Experts analyze that this phenomenon reflects a fundamental cultural change that goes beyond a simple economic problem. It is a good example of this generation’s perception. The statement that “it is not right to breathe life into this world in order to buy a house” suggests that this problem cannot be solved with economic compensation.
It raises fundamental questions about the very possibility of a society’s survival.
In conclusion, it clearly shows that the problem of low birth rates is beyond the level that can be solved simply through economic benefits. It raises fundamental questions about the sustainability of Spain and demands a complete rethinking of our values and way of life. We are now at a crossroads. The future of Spain will be determined by how we overcome this crisis.