Severance | Season 2 - Episode 7 | Discussion Thread
What’s something that has become widely accepted but goes against your values?
Why are you not okay with your mediocrity? A friend of mine asked me this question and I just couldn't answer it and I have been thinking about it ever since.
Which do you find worse: Over-engagement, or a lack of engagement? Which of these is more malicious to you?
We say a person have the capacity to do both the best and the worst. But on the similar note people around us also have the capacity to bring out the best or the worst out of someone.
What's something slowly killing us that society just pretends isn't a problem?
what are some of the things that has been normalized today but are weird and problematic?
Stereotypes are not completely inapplicable or harmful if used correctly.
/r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | February 24, 2025
If life is and always been a drag for us, then why haven't we able to collectively stop reproducing yet?
What are the ways in which you can get to know the most about someone's nature without asking much directly?
What is the point of all these advancements if the poor still lead a life in extreme hardships, they still do hard manual labour, exploited ,deprived of basic needs.
Was human life better as a hunter gatherer thousands of years ago from what it is now?
What are your personal beliefs about why and how events unfold in your life (or in general why things happen the way they do)?
what is the Indian alternative of rock music?
how do we truly come to know ourselves? is self-discovery a lifelong journey, or is it something that can only be found in specific experiences or moments of introspection?
What is the thought that keeps you awake?
Does everything have a probability/possibility of happening?
Any non-medical shows like House are as chaotic every episode?
Silo | Season 2 - Episode 10 | Discussion Thread
Here list of similar shows like Silo
Silo | Season 2 - Episode 9 | Discussion Thread
This show makes no sense
