r/Showerthoughts • u/ballsilov3 • 46m ago
r/Showerthoughts • u/taylorcowbell • 3h ago
Musing The current tipping culture in Canada/US reflects dialogue around participation trophies, reward just for participating and reducing the value of true effort.
r/Showerthoughts • u/njiin12 • 3d ago
Speculation Spider Man is built to handle swinging from building to building, but could you imagine the damage 160lbs pulling against them at 60mph would do to all that glass?
r/Showerthoughts • u/I_make_things • 4d ago
Musing McDonald's is running their "Monopoly" game again. It first started in 1987. The grand prize is the same: One million dollars. With inflation, the value of the dollar has dropped so the spending power of today's million is 1/3 of what it was when they started.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Plum__Plum • 2d ago
Speculation AI is not smarter than humans until it can write a chess engine capable of beating Stockfish and AlphaZero entirely on its own.
r/Showerthoughts • u/ikantolol • 7d ago
Casual Thought We have child geniuses who can do complex math, play instruments beautifully, and play chess at an adult level, but somehow we almost never see children stand-up comedians.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Suwannee_Gator • 9d ago
Casual Thought It’s likely that most people born with the greatest minds or skills on the planet were not born in the right place/time and died in obscurity.
r/Showerthoughts • u/yesthisiskyle • 6d ago
Casual Thought If the elite ended up living in bunkers while we all die from some catastrophic event, they would actually have the skills to survive on their own.
r/Showerthoughts • u/zav3rmd • 7d ago
Casual Thought A nudist beach can only get so crowded.
r/Showerthoughts • u/LennyLennsen • 11d ago
Casual Thought A nasal voice is when all the air passes through the mouth.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Conscious-Ball8373 • 11d ago
Casual Thought A septic tank is one big bacterial battle for species supremacy. You can tell who is winning by the smell.
r/Showerthoughts • u/SSR2806 • 11d ago
Casual Thought Because of time dialation, your blood cells age the slowest out of any other cell.
r/Showerthoughts • u/ChasingGoats07 • 12d ago
Speculation What if humans purpose in the plane of existence, is that we are building a super conscious that transcends our own? Much like the living organisms within us built ours.
r/Showerthoughts • u/danielsoft1 • 12d ago
Speculation Being the one-eyed man in the land of the blind wouldn't matter much if you were completely deaf.
r/Showerthoughts • u/catscanmeow • 12d ago
Casual Thought People will complain when movies are longer than 2 hours, but binge watch episodes of tv shows 5 hours straight.
r/Showerthoughts • u/MickeyMoose555 • 12d ago
Casual Thought There are probably only two times in your life where the number of teeth in your mouth matches your age.
r/Showerthoughts • u/God_Hand_9764 • 13d ago
Musing Carl Sagan poetically and beautifully stated that "We're made of starstuff". But in much closer proximity to us in the chain of things that we're made from is poop.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Mr-Klaus • 14d ago
Casual Thought We all hate the the fact that cockroaches are so good at hiding, but would you really prefer them to be brazen and walk around your house like they own the place?
r/Showerthoughts • u/ZephyrStormbringer • 13d ago
Casual Thought Waiting for GTA VI to come out and suddenly having the urge to play some GTA V again is like saying goodbye to the west coast prior to a big move to the east coast.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Bakyra • 16d ago
Speculation Just like no videogame predicted drones taking over wars, interstellar war is probably not going to be cool starships and lasers, but rather something dull yet efficient like "point the radioactive beam at their planet for a few years".
r/Showerthoughts • u/Foxfox105 • 16d ago
[Speculation] The use and value of physical art such as paintings and sculptures may increase with the rise of Al.
r/Showerthoughts • u/Ghumketu • 16d ago
Casual Thought Currency notes should be made smaller, like a credit card, to save paper and space.
r/Showerthoughts • u/ScenicFlyer41 • 17d ago
Casual Thought It took roughly 117 billion people about 300,000 years to bring technology to what it is today.
r/Showerthoughts • u/DrScitt • 17d ago