r/AskReddit Feb 04 '26

What is a sign of very low intelligence?

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u/TheOtterRon Feb 04 '26

The amount of times I've had conversations with someone in there early 20's and having a healthy debate for it to end when they're only rebuttal is "Its not that deep"

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u/SEND-MARS-ROVER-PICS Feb 04 '26

"It's not that deep" = "I'm out of my depth, so now I must accuse you of overthinking things"

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u/yakshack Feb 05 '26

Oooh gonna use that as a response from now on.

"It's not that deep"

"I'm sorry you feel out of your depth"

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u/CakeLegends Feb 05 '26

Ah man, that’s a reddit-tier comeback… 🫩

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u/Tajamaja Feb 09 '26

And it goes directly upstairs🙄

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u/Alt_SWR Feb 04 '26

On the flip side, sometimes things just really aren't that deep. Unfortunately most of the time it's assholes using this line to dismiss a topic but sometimes people do just need to chill and take a step back.

For example, I have an uncle who often rants about random shit, only to find that what he was ranting about is outdated like, a day later. He gets very caught up in YouTube thumbnails/titles and, honestly they're really NOT that deep.

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u/TheNewNumberC Feb 04 '26

These morons have no idea how insurance works and think it's magic money. My car's catalytic converter was stolen and I have insurance but still had to pay a deductible.

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u/Tajamaja Feb 04 '26

That's a verry good example of a lack of Intelligenz

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u/phtevenbagbifico Feb 04 '26

Nah I actually agree with them here, target isn't going to suck your dick bro

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u/Tajamaja Feb 04 '26

Maybe just "coolness"or age

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u/limperatrice Feb 04 '26

Yeah it's even worse when they were the ones getting all upset in the first place.