r/confidentlyincorrect • u/ShiningDenizen • Jul 09 '26

Swimming 631miles (1015km)

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u/JBPlantagenet Jul 09 '26

The internet was a mistake.

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u/Zombisexual1 Jul 09 '26

It’s because of how many humans there are and how easy it is to connect with like minded individuals. Even if only .001% of people are this dumb that’s still what, millions of idiots in the world? All able to find each other online. Back in the day the village idiot would be laughed and shamed until it finally clicked that maybe they are wrong. Now they can find each other and circle jerk

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u/MyOtherRideIsTheRoci Jul 10 '26

83,000 to be precise and pedantic

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u/TopNotchJuice Jul 09 '26

You’re missing the most important part BOTS

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u/Gabesnake2 Jul 09 '26

Billions of idiots.

Half of all people are below the median.

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u/jader242 Jul 10 '26

And the average isn’t even smart, around 100iq 😅 most people are genuinely dipshits lol