13 Questions We Never Knew We Needed Answers To

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13 Questions We Never Knew We Needed Answers To

Sometimes, interesting questions need to be asked to folks at random. In an interview for example. Or when proposing to your future spouse. What the heck do you believe the purpose and meaning of life is? What would you be doing if money was no object? What would you do right now if you know you're going to die soon? What's the strangest piece of advice you've ever gotten?

Are you attempting to engage in more intelligent discussions? Big mistake, but it happens. Inviting your colleagues, relatives, and coworkers to a round of fun ‘questions of the day’ is one of the best ways to interact with them. Take it from us, internet hermit content goblins.

But before you can become a true quizlord, master of questions, you must know all of the answers for yourself.

Who among us hasn't wondered, "What is that floaty thing that appears in front of my eyes now and then?" "Could a sexbot truly kill a person?" and "WOULD a bot genuinely kill a person?" Yes, that includes all of us. Here's a list of questions we've set out to answer for you, all of which are equally valid. So what are you waiting for? Get to scrollin’!

Strength of the bear!

Q: Which animal will be the last surviving species on Earth? A: Tardigrades Those little water bears are the toughest of Earth's organisms and can withstand everything from extreme radiation to the vacuum of space. Scientists say they'll be the last ones standing when the Sun eventually destroys us. CRACKED.COM

Source: Gizmodo

Floater alert!

Q: What are those strange floaty things we sometimes see in our vision? A: Either bits of tissue, protein, or red blood cells inside your eye. The phenomenon called Muscae volitantes or floaters also move funny like that because of the gel-like fluid inside your eyeballs. CRACKED.COM

Source: TED

Peach fuzz

Q: Why do we have butt hair? A: Evolution, baby. There's not one single reason or theory for why we have fuzz on our butts, but it's all quite obviously thanks to evolution. One theory suggests that humans kept hairy butts going simply because there's no evolutionary pressure against it. Another theory suggests that bum fluff helped our ancestors capture and spread their, uh, scents. And the last theory thinks that it helps reduce friction and chafing. GRACKED COM

Source: IFLS

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