/ot/ - Off-topic

Assuming it doesn't work like SE where open ended "chatty" questions are frowned upon, try pulling one of those; Questions where bias is likely to take over fact (e.g PS4 vs Xbox One, Linux vs BSD, Car vs Motorcycle, Fork Knife vs Pahbgee, etc) thus increasing the chances of a reply chain. By the end of the threads' lifetime, provided your question isn't purely opinionated, the factual comparison should usually be at the top. Try looking at trends too and seeing what type of questions on other Q&A sites seem to be booming at that moment and place in time, accounting for demographics of course.
As for an individual suggestion, try asking how movies, art, music, distinguishes itself from anime or games.

The chances of me even making 18 pennies is really small, so nevermind I guess…

>>19651
Nice suggestions, but open ended questions actually are frowned upon by the mods. There's plenty of loopholes though. Guess I was naive, but seeing what other people have to say about the, "program", is really discouraging.

Quora was invented by the CIA in order to 1. sow discord and chaos, 2. blatantly lie to you to sell you products, and 3. convince people they're intelligent. This is done as a distraction to prevent people from noticing the CIA taking over the world in the background; don't use it.

>>19654
Do you got a source on that? Science based questions seem to get reasonable answers. Do you have a better alternative?

>>19655
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>>19656
Quora is free and I use a fake name on there. I really don't see what your point is.

>>19657
Ah, yes, and the science on quora is real too. you are right, what a great source of information quora is, the answers there are real, even though you fake your own name

>>19654
Who cares about the alphabet and secret societies, what I care about is knowing the maximum amount of Tang one can drink before dying of stomach explosion or worse.

>>19658
One time I asked if nanomachines could replace exercise by manually creating micotears in muscle, and an ivy league man gave me a compelling, in-depth answer.

>>19660
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please try to stay on-topic, this is getting silly even for /ot/ standards

Update: I've made 7 cents so far…