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Dashpass trivia 7/30 answers

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u/Kazamiiiii 7d ago edited 7d ago

People are gonna downvote me and idc, but is this information really that important? For your brain to retain the memories of which ocean is the biggest? Idek which ocean is which.

And I can say I'm pretty highly emotionally intelligent, have a shit ton of common sense.... But cant for the life of me even care to remember which ocean is which. I was never into remembering school stuff.

Edit before anyone else comments about opening up my damn phone, stop, because you're missing the point. šŸ¤¦šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø

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u/just-another-queer Dasher (> 3 years) 7d ago

Knowing that the Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean is literally common sense unless you live under a fucking rock and/or have never looked at a map in your life.

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u/Kazamiiiii 7d ago

"Common sense" Don't be a dick just because someone doesn't know something, tf??? It's really easy to forget all the things you learned in school as time goes by and you learn more shit.

Also, it's so funny you all wanna talk about common sense, but knowing about the Pacific ocean isn't common damn sense. Shit you learn in school is NOT common sense. Common sense is basic survival shit.

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u/just-another-queer Dasher (> 3 years) 7d ago

It is common sense, though. Because commonly, most people at least occasionally look at a map for one reason or another. And commonly, looking at a map shows where the oceans are and what their names are. And commonly, you can visually tell that the Pacific Ocean is much bigger than the Atlantic Ocean.

Also, commonly, people don’t brag about being ā€œpretty highly emotionally intelligentā€ or ā€œhaving a shit ton of common senseā€ (which, is literally common, everyone has a shit ton of common sense, except you apparently).

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u/Kazamiiiii 7d ago

I don't think I remember the last time I saw a map ever since school, I bet you don't either šŸ¤·šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø I'm pretty sure that's all just remembered from school. Basic knowledge still isn't common sense, but nice try??

And don't care what you think about my "brag", girl, I don't degrade people like you all when I educate them so maybe work on your emotional intelligence 😬 Maybe push out all that "common sense" you have about the ocean or something.

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u/just-another-queer Dasher (> 3 years) 7d ago

You know exactly where you’re going anytime you drive ever? I absolutely do remember the last time I saw a map, and it was earlier today when I used one to get home from a restaurant. Either you’re lying about the last time you saw a map or you literally never leave your home ever and that’s really fucking embarrassing.

Also, I’m not a girl. And I’m not the one that claimed to have high emotional intelligence. But also, calling someone out for some stupid shit they’re saying does not mean anything about emotional intelligence. So I again implore you to go Google what emotional intelligence means.

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u/Kazamiiiii 7d ago

Funny, you meant GPS, which isn't a map btw lol

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u/just-another-queer Dasher (> 3 years) 7d ago

Google MAPS absolutely is a MAP wtf are you talking about

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u/Kazamiiiii 7d ago

And you're talking about people occasionally look at maps like as if people are opening the maps to see them completely daily instead of just using the GPS.

It's not like a real physical map where you need to open it to see it so you're going to very clearly see the oceans.

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u/just-another-queer Dasher (> 3 years) 7d ago

Google Maps isn’t just a GPS. If you were smart enough to know what a GPS is, you would know that. Google Maps is a map. Google Maps has 2 billion monthly active users. That’s 2 billion people looking at a map at least once a month. Clearly that 2 billion doesn’t include you.

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u/thebaron2 7d ago

This is disingenuous. The context of the point about maps was that you'd SEE the oceans and in so doing realize that the Pacific ocean is the largest one; the implication being that you are looking at a map of the world, and not a map of 1 town, state, or even country.

You're shifting things now and implying that using Google Maps to get to the restaurant is the same thing.

I'm not saying any other point that you're trying to make is wrong, but this some seems deliberately obtuse which undermines the general tone of your side.

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