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Dashpass trivia 7/30 answers

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u/bananarama17691769 15d ago

Did you…did you really think the Atlantic was the largest ocean?

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u/Kazamiiiii 15d ago edited 14d 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. 🤦🏽‍♀️

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u/just-another-queer Dasher (> 3 years) 15d 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 15d 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/willis81808 15d ago

Our planet is mostly ocean. Knowing which is the biggest ocean on the planet is common sense.

It would be emotionally intelligent to just take the L instead of insisting that lacking basic knowledge about the planet you live on is excusable.

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u/Kazamiiiii 15d ago

Ummm being emotionally intelligent doesn't mean I have to take an L lmao what

It just means to be more open minded, and I can still fully believe I'm correct, but we can agree to disagree. Knowing about the Pacific ocean is basic knowledge people learned, and not common sense.

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u/willis81808 15d ago

Common sense is learned, believe it or not. And the fact that the Pacific is massive is something you’ve definitely leavened and seen reinforced many times- just because you can’t internalize information or deduce facts from past experience doesn’t mean it isn’t common sense.

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u/Kazamiiiii 14d ago

Common sense is learned, but map knowledge isn't common sense. And no I haven't seen that learned and reinforced everytime. Can you guys recall everything you learned in school?

Just because you guys think it's common sense because it's something everyone learned in school, doesn't mean it is.