The discussion focuses on identifying functions that are continuous everywhere but not differentiable at any point. The Weierstrass function is highlighted as a prime example due to its erratic slope changes. Other functions mentioned include f(x) = sin(π/x) and f(x) = |x|, with the latter having a specific issue at x=0. The conversation also touches on the Dirichlet function, which is discontinuous everywhere, and f(x) = √[3]{x}, which is not differentiable at x=0. The thread concludes with a clarification about the original intent to find functions that are continuous yet not differentiable on any interval.