people with messy/curly hair are likely to be less organised and indecisive thinkers than those who have straight hair
question: What question did they think of today?, context: A sub where you post a made up statistic or fact about something, that sounds true, and someone has to validate whether it's scientifically true or not. For example, people with messy/curly hair are likely to be less organised and indecisive thinkers than those who have straight hair. This is actually a genuine question that I thought of today, but it's too specific to Google, unless I have pre-existing knowledge of the subject.
What question did they think of today?
For example, people with messy/curly hair are likely to be less organised and indecisive thinkers than those who have straight hair .
A sub where you post a made up statistic or fact about something, that sounds true, and someone has to validate whether it's scientifically true or not. For example, people with messy/curly hair are likely to be less organised and indecisive thinkers than those who have straight hair. This is actually a genuine question that I thought of today, but it's too specific to Google, unless I have pre-existing knowledge of the subject.
For example, <hl> people with messy/curly hair are likely to be less organised and indecisive thinkers than those who have straight hair <hl> .
A sub where you post a made up statistic or fact about something, that sounds true, and someone has to validate whether it's scientifically true or not. For example, <hl> people with messy/curly hair are likely to be less organised and indecisive thinkers than those who have straight hair <hl>. This is actually a genuine question that I thought of today, but it's too specific to Google, unless I have pre-existing knowledge of the subject.
A sub where you post a made up statistic or fact about something, that sounds true, and someone has to validate whether it's scientifically true or not. <hl> For example, people with messy/curly hair are likely to be less organised and indecisive thinkers than those who have straight hair . <hl> This is actually a genuine question that I thought of today, but it's too specific to Google, unless I have pre-existing knowledge of the subject.