Humans are getting stupider each year. No really, IQ scores have been decreasing for decades, and if these 17 people are any indication, people’s confidence that they’re not wrong (when they obviously are) is on the rise at the same time. It’s a terrible combination, but at least we can laugh at how smug these 100% incorrect people are.
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If only other car brands made electric vehicles!
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My favorite thing about this one is how they censor the word “vaccines” as if they’re gonna get in twouble wif mommy for saying it:
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I want to believe that this person who thinks being gay started in 2020 is trolling, but honestly, I don’t know.
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Fun fact: Pilot and air traffic controller are two different jobs. Hope this helps!
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Interesting theory, Howard. Tell me, do retaliatory tariffs from trade wars cause price increases? Because I doubt people care if you call it inflation or not when things suddenly cost twice as much.
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“Thank you for incorrecting me” is actually genius.
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Yellow is a mix of WHAT?!
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“That’s how memes work” is a real hail mary here.
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When trying to argue about Trump’s economic success, it’s important to remember what year he was in frickin’ office.
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Surprise, the person who spelled it “litterly” is wrong.
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How on earth is this person pronouncing “elusive”?
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Actually, people very much did die from the measles (although it was more like 400–500 people per year in the US, not 1,500).
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This might be the snootiest incorrect correction I’ve ever seen.
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Generally, when you use words like “never,” there’s a very good chance you’re at least a little wrong. This person is a LOT wrong.
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Do people just say things without even bothering to check? (Don’t answer that, I know the answer is yes.)
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Yes, I also believe the guy who was also our school’s football coach over actual medical professionals.
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And finally, you ever hear a question so stupid that you have to put an ellipsis before your answer?
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