I think its also worth mentioning that SimilarWorlds, although not specifically a Q/A site, is pretty Q/A friendly.

Some social media sites like Threads can be good places to find random questions that you could answer, and you could notice it from people you don't follow in the 'for you' tab.

I did, but if they limit people who didn't install their shitty app, then it's just shit to me.

Tumblr has it all and treats people right.

I feel ruined by poverty.

You make your own rules. They're like authoritarians who might think you should live by their's.

I don't take psychiatrists seriously, and I don't think of them as real doctors.

Find back workouts on YouTube or something.

A new home for your previous two questions... for this one, it's kind of borderline.

I don't know all the details of your relationships, what you did or didn't do, etc. But if you get fired, just treat the world like it's at your fingertips. Be a bum, travel the world on the cheap, etc.

Yeah, even the ones on their death beds should at least be required to work remotely.

I don't think that both shutdowns are related, not that you were suggesting they were.

Maybe general purpose Q/A websites are too hard to make money off of. But Quora somehow knows how to stay strong after all of these years. That's more knowledge based Q/A but still.

I once agreed to take a very popular one to, lets say "qualify for" something. During the short amount of time I was taking it for real, I did get an inexplicable sickness which took days of not taking it for it to go away.

Chemistry, maybe... broad topic, I know. It means IDK shit.

Other than that, filming in general seems rather 'magical' to me. Taking photos, and recording.. it looks exactly like it did when it happened.

Wait, I thought of a good one. Mind reading technology. It may rock this world pretty hard someday, in a scary way.

I hate anything that has to do with comic book characters, I just think it's childish.

It looks like my previous answer got deleted somehow.

No. I've never even been to the one in Anaheim.

No, but I might like it if it came to that. As long as there was no additional financial strain as a result of it all. If my room was booked before flying then there might be that problem.

Deciding whether or not to do that is kind of a struggle. I just don't want a middle seat, and if I skip buying a seat, I might or might not have to. It's a double edged sword.