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55 Weirdest Things Ever Asked On Quora That You Might Want To See
For the uninitiated, Quora is a platform where users can ask questions about anything they need answers to. And as long as people adhere to the guidelines, you can pretty much bring up absolutely any topic you have in mind.
This has led some people to ask some of the most unhinged questions you will see on the site. Just look at these examples from the Insane People on Quora subreddit. The name itself offers no further clues about what you may find here. It also provides a sneak peek into the dark recesses of some people’s minds.
As always, Bored Panda sifted through some of the wildest posts. Check them out to see how things go off the rails.
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#1
How To Stop A Wedding
Elladine DesIsles 30 minutes ago
This might be excusable, under very narrow circumstances. To wit: A) OP is aged 10 or younger, adorable, and has at least one equally adorable sidekick, human or animal, B) the wedding in question involves the marriage of their sweet but oblivious parent to a secretly evil stepparent-to-be, and C) they all live within a late-90s-early-2000s Disney film.
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#2
When A Terrible Parent Doesn’t Grasp How Legal Stuff Works…
#3
Suing Bees Is Logical
Some of the wildest posts from the subreddit are people sharing things about their lives that they shouldn’t. Some include overly personal information about family members or themselves.
Experts say a person’s need to divulge information is rooted in survival instincts.
#4
Okay But That Comment Is Fire Though
#5
The Frick Kind Of Question Is This?
UnclePanda 1 hour ago
"Quack quackquackquack, quack quackquack quack qua quack quack quack..."
#6
How To Make Your Child Grow Up
As behavioral researcher Erin Carbone explains in a 2023 study she co-authored, disclosing information helps regulate emotional responses to intense situations and improves collective survival by increasing a group’s access to information.
Carbone further noted that oversharing and gossiping can also discourage unwanted social behaviors and contribute to cultural evolution.
#7
Okay.. I Feel Bad For His Condition
#8
Poor Kid
#9
And The Mother Of The Year Award Goes To
“We as people seem to be hardwired to share information with others, and it might be that we evolved this need as a benefit to the group,” Carbone said in a 2024 interview with the Association for Psychological Science. “We disclose information and experience a visceral desire to disclose information even if it no longer serves that original evolutionary purpose.”
#11
Celestials Are The Master Race??
#12
Who Tf Comes Up With Questions Like This?
Platforms like Quora also offer anonymity. And with the option to conceal one’s true identity, many people can play different versions of themselves. Ultimately, this lets them act loosely and ask wild questions they likely wouldn’t in a formal setting.
According to researcher and educator Dr. Janneke Schokkenbroek, this is the “online disinhibition effect” at play.
#13
Can You?
Michael MacKinnon 2 hours ago
In World War Two the Sherman Crab tank was used for clearing minefields.
#15
They’ll Never Take Me Alive!
“Online, you can be anyone you want. That’s part of the appeal. Most people might tweak their profile a little—a more flattering photo here, a tiny age adjustment there,” Dr. Schokkenbroek wrote.
“People feel freer to act in ways they maybe wouldn’t offline. For some, it’s a chance to escape reality and experiment with a new version of themselves."
#17
Must Be A Karen
Piper Liniger 1 hour ago
Guess your ignorance and pettiness will be stopping you from seeing your granson. Bonus to your son for holding his ground.
#18
He’s Going To Be A Year Behind All The Others Who Started At Age 4!
#19
LOL
Heffalump 53 minutes ago
Well, putting aside the use of the term 'normal' for the moment, it's generally not perfectly acceptable to call someone something they find offensive, unless it reflects an honestly held belief about their character. So in this case, it would be unacceptable to call the poster cis in the face of his objections, but fine to call him an obnoxious bigot.
#22
Delete Your Account
#25
All Women Were Lesbian Before The Invention Of Baby Bottles And Formula!
#26
Classy S**cide
#27
As An Autistic Person, What The Fuck?
#28
He Just A Little Old Fashioned
#30
This Kids Life Sounds Horrible
#31
This Is A Tough One
astheshadowsfall 38 minutes ago (edited)
We're atheists, not psychopaths. Plus, is there even such a thing as a Christian baby?
#32
Do They All Live In Chernobyl Or Something?
#35
Insane In The Brain 2000iq
Elladine DesIsles 20 minutes ago
I kinda love this answer. The combination of logic and creative thinking is so much nicer to read than the inevitable sea of responses that would have argued, "Duh, this is so easy, she's half your age so she is 22!"
#36
Such A Delusional
#37
Maybe To Be Considered In The New Defence Review
#39
I'd Choose The Date Thank You
Elladine DesIsles 14 minutes ago
I will gladly sign on for a date with a feminist, no motovation of escaping dire bodily harm necessary.
#41
I Would Say Just Accept Yourself. What About You?
#42
...permission???
#44
I’m Praying To Christ That This Is Actually Rage Bait
#46
God Wouldn't Tolerate A Steak Like That
#47
Cigarette Stock
#48
How To Self Treat The Corona Virus Without Alerting Your Doctor
#49
Imagine Deleting Someone's 4 Year Old Minecraft World
#51
Who's Gonna Tell Him?
#53
Welp, There's Only 123 Transgender Seats In The Us Now. Better Claim Them Before They Run Out
#54
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