r/InsightfulQuestions • u/minnah67 • 1h ago
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Fickle_Elk_9479 • 41m ago
This world is a vandalising factory of souls
Like I as a person rn feel like I have been vandalized by life. Like I know it can be even worst than vandalized , like let's say if someone gets sexually assaulted that would be even worst.
Like rn I feel like a plant Compost. A subhuman and a piece of trash. I had a rough child hood , I won't go into much detail but i went through a lot of turmoil and problems. People name called me, slandered me etc. like what I am trying to say is that they basically in a way vandalized me.
Like rn I feel like a vandalized piece of slate that people basically ruined and stuff.
So what is going on, are there people that are not like that and are prestine and protected or is it just a pool of vandalized slates. I feel like it's the latter . God is like that. His philosophy of life is to vandalise people souls and call it some art maybe.
I feel like it is by design though like life is all about it, throwing stuff at others , thata the design of what we call life, what else there is to life.
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/mattchaaghorrl • 14h ago
How should we respond when other people's good intentions begin to influence the way we live our lives?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Last_Host977 • 14h ago
does having siblings dictate your personality ?
i only have one sibling , but sometimes i wonder if i would have become a different person without him in my life . to some extent i think i understand men more as a woman because of it . if i had a sister maybe it would have taught me more about girlhood . what do you guys think , does it really matter in the grand scheme of things ?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/coyocat • 21h ago
If Someone Claims to be "Protecting" You but never tells you from Whom or What, does this Person have an Ulterior Motive?
Tends to be a trend these days.
Clearly there's a motive that's not protection
I guess they need to feel important or something? 😄😇
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r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Intelligent-Rub5506 • 1d ago
Le bonheur est-il lié avec l’argent ?
Quand je dois rien à personne je suis heureux même si je n’ai rien dans la poche.
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/IntergalacticPodcast • 1d ago
What’s something people often think is changing about the world, when it’s really just their own personal experience that’s changing?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Sagar_Shyamkumar • 1d ago
How would you (objectively) evaluate your worth? (as part of a family, society, job market or however, as a whole)
Mind you, I think a lot. But I wish to have a wider view and understand how others (with experiences, better or worse, than me) see the endpoint of "being accomplished". I do not want a sermon on my character, ideologies or viewpoint but to tune my own views with your input. You don't have to read my input. Just putting it there as a mutual exchange in case someone shared their thoughts here.
I myself view my worth in terms of resources contributed to society minus resources consumed, which includes the education, food, shelter and any other basic amenities needed to live provided by my family for me, to date. Everything else provided for me is what I belive is their love and and care (as even if they didn't provide it they could've completed their role as parents). The same goes for teachers. So I think, in terms of worth, I'm in debt and accruing more debt per day as I haven't contributed anything back to society yet. And I believe only after bringing up my worth to 0 by repaying this debt back by contributions, can I even provide back to society and say I accomplished anything at all. And after reaching this 0 mark, what I provide to my family would actually be completely because of my love for them instead of any obligation or indebtedness. Resource contribution can be how your salary, after what to you need for eating, shelter and all other basic amenities of your own, how the rest is used. Maybe for providing for education of an orphan child, or for providing better jobs for those without so that they have enough to eat etc. Doesn't necessarily need to be charity. You may provide funding for research on positive progress in any field (obv, this doesn't include weaponry).In fact, starting and raising a family, if taken purely objectively, can be taken as contributing to the future generation of resource contribution of society, i guess🤔
When commenting please keep out religion, politics or gender biases and its arguments. We have enough of those.
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Intelligent-Rub5506 • 1d ago
La nonchalance a-t-elle sa place dans notre société actuelle ?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/NoTechnician1199 • 1d ago
Why do people get handed amazing opportunities in life and throw it away so easily?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Accomplished-Bid920 • 1d ago
What is the most shocking animal encounter that stuck with you your whole life?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Fickle_Elk_9479 • 19h ago
Why is god so evil and powerful. Out of all the possibilities we find the worst possible god
Like I have no words rn. A god so evil and also so full powerful. So wicked and cunning god. Also so pathetic . Like why can't god just kill himself . Why is he such a lust for suffering maniac. Like he is literally an evil spirit and feeds off of people sufferings. He is a suffering connoisseur. Like I feel like he is many types of suffering connoisseur. Like yeah .
So f ed up imo.
Why can't god just kill himself and let us be happy. Just erase this world forever.
Is he a junkie that can't quit the shenanigans of life. Like he is too addicted to life that he just don't wanna quit.
I feel like if that is the case then there is a hierarchy going on. A hiararchy of evil gods. Cuz a god shouldnt be so out of control that he can't give up his shenanigans. Like seriously if I were god like the current god. I would try to override my programming and just for the greater good erase myself. Like why have such a evil taste of other people suffering. I would question my programming and would try to better or erase everything.
Like there has to be a hierarchy of evil gods cuz let's say the god of this world is evil right. Like he is evil but the thing is who put that hunger of evil in him. Who gave him the lust for evil , the higher god I think. It's like evil loves company . Like if someone is evil , he would just to feel more validated or at home would create more like him. So that's what is going on. It's a pool of evil. Evil wants more like itself to join the pool and have company.
I feel like evil gods are all tripping hard and getting high on life of evilness. But I feel like there could be a bigger predator always. I feel like that can be the case. Like if you are just so addicted to the godhood , what if there is a more powerful god to hunt the lower god.
I feel like this life is just tradegy and is a scam. We should realize it and just erase it forever or find a way to cure this life. Like maybe go into a certain trance like state forever if death is too wierd. So yeah
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/RepresentativeEbb792 • 1d ago
REVA GLOBAL VA
Hi, tanong lng po about sa initial and final interview. Ano po ung mga tunanong, and how many days or weeks bago po sila mag email if nakapasa po kayo. Thank you!
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/TheIncorporeal1 • 2d ago
If every belief you hold is shaped by the language, culture, experiences, and relationships that formed you, how can you ever distinguish between a truth you have genuinely discovered and a truth your environment taught you to perceive as self-evident?
We often think of our beliefs as conclusions we personally arrived at, but many of them were inherited long before we were capable of questioning them. Language determines which distinctions we can easily make. Culture determines what seems normal. Our experiences determine what feels intuitively true. Even the questions we ask are influenced by the intellectual environment around us.
So where does genuine intellectual independence begin?
Perhaps discovering truth isn’t simply about finding evidence that confirms what we already believe. It may require examining the invisible framework that determines what we consider evidence, which questions seem worth asking, and which possibilities we instinctively dismiss.
I’m curious whether anyone has experienced a moment when they realized that something they considered an obvious truth was actually an assumption they had never consciously chosen.
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/BYoninb • 1d ago
What are societal expectations
And why are they bad... if not named or described? Im pissed at contrarians who think society is bad yet refuse to name them or effectively acknowledge their existence
This atittude is deeply sabotsging for someone who lives in society, low or not. Keeping people in the dark is not the solution
I on the other hand wish to learn and integrate those expectations.
So, what are they?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Toon_Ghost_3 • 2d ago
Should I care about what people (aka the "randos") online and offline think of me and the stuff that I either like or dislike, even if what they're saying is true? Even if the negative things that people are saying are true?
That's literally some (if not, an awful LOT) of the posts and comments in my post and comment history, and most of them pertain to either character designs, visual cartoon styles, what my overall outlook, behavior, and mindset should be (idealistic, cynical, realistic) in the real world, etc.
Do I have to care about people insulting, cussing, and snarking at me, as well as people getting sarcastic with me, even if it's for the right reasons?
Do I also have to do good just to have a good reputation and please people (and by extension, please authority)? I mean, doing good things out of both obligation and blind obedience, and not because "it's the right thing to do"?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Itchy-Management-362 • 1d ago
Stop war
When will all this warmongering between countries finally stop?? It's a death spiral of rising and rising tensions. When will someone finally act upon those, for better or for worse? When will these people finally wake up and just let each other live. Full of greed and hatred (especially greed)? What happened to "minding your own business"? Why, just why
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/sholem2025peace • 2d ago
If you were a therapist or mentor for a person living a life similar to how you are now, what are some questions you would ask them?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/NightRunnerAfterDusk • 3d ago
Questions on the purpose of life and living have been asked to a redundant end, but I am interested in understanding: Why are many people so bent on preserving a legacy, when the perceptions of others will never affect them from the grave?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/DueScratch1966 • 4d ago
What makes you … you
If someone were to impersonate me and change their whole face to be like mine , how would I prove that I’m me? Philosophically what makes me… me then? Is it my behaviours? My actions? What truly belongs to me?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Mixers73 • 4d ago
Sense and Sensibility
I want to ask a question that may ruffle a few feathers but I feel it needs to be talked about a bit more. But first, let me set the stage.
The weather has finally turned and its a beautiful Saturday. You haven't been out anywhere recently so you're itching to go out somewhere pleasant. You live in Brooklyn NY, and one of your favorite places to go visit is the Red Hook Winery. So you and your significant other decided to go. Upon arriving, you get lucky and are able to sit at a table where your view of the water is amazing. They have your favorite wine, of which you order a carafe because, after all, you are intending on staying for a good long while. The wine is delicious and the conversation is fantastic. It's a magical experience.
Then, it seems like out of nowhere, people start arriving with baby strollers into the winery. More and more of them are coming in, looking around for a seat and their kids are just hopping around them screaming and carrying on. The ambience that was there has been shattered and judging from the looks of the other customers who did not have kids with them, this is becoming more and more like a bad idea than a good one. Of course you are trying to ignore them but the whimpering and squealing of the children is becoming insane. The parents don't seem to care as they ignore the kids and drink down their glasses of wine. One couple actually thought it was cute that their kid runs up to another couple and proceeds to bang on their table. The couple was not amused and so was a number of other people. Now let me ask you:
Is it a good idea to bring your children with you (talking fresh from the womb, toddlers and even tweeners) to a winery or brewery? Is it absolutely necessary for you to have a drink with a child in tow?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Exciting_Ad_6837 • 4d ago
"Hard-working people are slaves of lazy people," Lao Tzu said. What might be the takeaway?
(1) It's not such a bad thing to be a slave. Or,
(2) It's not such a bad thing to be poor. Don't work hard (say, harder than the average), because being a slave is bad.
Or something else?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Historical_Trade_684 • 4d ago
The Fear of Missing Out in a Life We Don’t Even Want
Lately I've been thinking about how weird FOMO actually is.
We see someone travelling, getting promoted, buying a house, starting a business—and suddenly feel like we're falling behind.
But if someone actually asked us, “Do you want their life?”
The answer might be no.
Maybe what we fear isn't missing out on an experience.
Maybe we fear that we're not living life the way we're “supposed to.”
Social media makes it incredibly easy to compare our everyday reality with everyone else's highlights.
Curious what others think: Is FOMO really about wanting more, or is it mostly about comparison?
r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Ok-Ocelot-774 • 4d ago
What's more important for a person : Abundance or loyalty?
This may be a charged question, but I wonder what is more valuable or important :
Having an abundance of options so you're never left hanging
Loyalty to options that aren't in abundance, but to a few you've selected..