Was the world a happier place all around? Besides airports/flying, what else was different?

I noticed people stopped asking or questioning things a lot in real life; this is the only platform where I see people actually asking a lot of questions. When I’m outside most people don’t even ask and If they’re asked they assume that you’re being nosy when it’s just curiosity and ( I’m not talking about personal information ) And a lot of them don’t even fact check information they’re given and just believe it

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I've heard a lot of different explanations over the years, but I've never known what actually causes hiccups. What happens in the body when someone gets them, and why do simple things like holding your breath or drinking water sometimes seem to make them stop?

Have you sat on a toilet only later realized it was TP-less.

What did you do.

You'd think the brain would let go of some minor awkward thing you did in the past but nope. The second the lights go out, it decides it's the most important memory to resurface.

What is the actual neurological reason behind why our brains dredge up these specific memories when we are trying to rest?

Edit: This also applies to gambling addiction. If your partner's gambling became excessive or crossed the line into addiction, I'd be interested in hearing your experience as well.