Rashed Khan

Cosmology and Physics: What are the fundamental laws of your universe? Is there magic? How does gravity work on your alien planet? Understanding these basics provides a framework for everything else. Geography and Environment: Maps are often the first thing that comes to mind. What do your continents look like? What are the climates, terrains, and ecosystems? This influences cultures, resources, and conflicts.

Content Creation: AI is used to generate text for blog posts, marketing materials, and even parts of books and scripts. Tools like ChatGPT-4o and Jasper.ai are becoming integral for writers and marketers to enhance efficiency and consistency. Visual Arts and Design: Tools like DALL-E 3, Adobe Firefly, and Midjourney enable the creation of photorealistic images and designs from text prompts, impacting advertising, entertainment, and e-commerce.

With all the news around SpaceX, NASA, and Mars missions, do you think humans will actually settle on Mars before 2100? Or is it still too far off due to tech or ethical limitations?

When I look up, I can’t tell if I’m seeing a planet or a star. Are there visual clues (like brightness or twinkle) that help identify what’s what in the night sky?

I’ve seen beautiful shots of stars and the moon taken on phones. What apps, settings, or hacks help capture clear night sky images using a smartphone without a telescope?

I want to start observing the night sky but don’t know where to start with equipment. Can anyone recommend a good beginner telescope that’s easy to set up and works well in suburban areas?

Between detergent, water, and energy, laundry doesn’t feel very green. How can I wash clothes in a more sustainable way—less waste, fewer chemicals, and lower energy usage?

I want to compost food scraps, but I live in an apartment with no yard. Is indoor composting possible without smells or mess? What methods or bins are best for small spaces?

I’m trying to use less plastic at home and on the go. What are some beginner-friendly, affordable swaps that actually make a difference and are easy to stick with long term?

I’ve mostly used zoom lenses so far, but many photographers recommend prime lenses. What are the pros and cons of each, and when is a prime lens really worth the investment?

I struggle with blurry images when shooting indoors or at night. What techniques or settings help improve focus and sharpness in low-light photography? Should I rely more on manual focus or specific lenses?

I want to get into photography but don’t want to spend a fortune. Are there any DSLR or mirrorless cameras under $500 that offer great value for a beginner? Used gear suggestions are also welcome!

If you could travel back in time and live in a certain era (anywhere in the world), which one would you pick? What fascinates you about that time in history?

I want to document my family’s stories before it’s too late. How should I approach elderly relatives to ask about their memories without making it feel like an interrogation?

I’ve collected a lot of information about my ancestors—photos, documents, records—but it’s all over the place. What systems, tools, or apps do you use to keep your genealogy research tidy and easy to access?

We often talk about fitness for the body, but I’d love to hear which sports or physical activities helped improve your mental health, confidence, or overall mindset.

Work, school, and family take up most of my time. How do you make sure you still get your workouts in without burning out or sacrificing rest?

I want to get in shape but can’t commit to a gym yet. What beginner-friendly workouts can I do from home that require little to no equipment and actually give results?

I’m planning to sell some handmade items and wondering if Etsy is still worth it with the competition and fees. Would starting my own site be better in the long run? What’s worked best for you?

Sometimes I just stare at my materials and feel zero inspiration. What do you do when you hit a creative wall—do you take breaks, try new mediums, or follow prompts?

I want to start crafting but don’t want my first attempts to look too basic. Are there any simple projects that look really polished or artistic once completed, even for beginners?

Some argue grades motivate, others say they cause anxiety and don’t reflect real learning. What do you think—is the letter grade system outdated, or still useful in today’s education system?

Memorizing facts is easy, but applying them critically is a different story. What are some effective exercises, books, or habits that help sharpen real critical thinking in students of any age?

I love learning online, but I often lose motivation halfway through a course. Any tips or habits that helped you stay focused and actually complete online courses or certifications?

I’ve been in the same field for years, but I’m feeling burned out and uninspired. How do you know it’s time for a full career change versus just needing a new role or company?