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John_McMurray , to funny in Yeah, about that…

…nah. we didn’t think that. You’d meet motherfuckers with a grade 3 education that were on it, ignorant somewhat, not dumb

MacNCheezus , to funny in Yeah, about that…
@MacNCheezus@lemmy.today avatar

We’ve had libraries since long before the Internet. I don’t think lack of access to information is as much to blame as lack of time and/or willingness to make an effort.

Also, we live in a culture that celebrates, glorifies and rewards stupidity to an insane degree. There is simply very little incentive for people to try and improve themselves.

ArmokGoB , to funny in Yeah, about that…

To the people saying that this is because of “laziness” or “lack of curiosity”:

I’m bombarded with so much information every day that it’s not feasible to fact-check it all. I have to pick my battles and take things I care less about at face value until I have a reason not to.

dumbass ,
@dumbass@leminal.space avatar

I’m bombarded with so much information every day that it’s not feasible to fact-check it all.

Source?

sour ,

Have you been on the internet? Source: personal experience.

Dude, you’re on a link aggregator right now, you can’t honestly think that you’re fact checking every post you read.

lordkuri ,

I think you missed the joke.

sour , (edited )

Very true. Well, probably not a bad thing to assume people are actually that dumb

dumbass ,
@dumbass@leminal.space avatar

Look, my username is dumbass, so its totally understandable.

dumbass ,
@dumbass@leminal.space avatar

Dude, you’re on a link aggregator right now

Source?

Kolanaki ,
@Kolanaki@yiffit.net avatar

No, Lemmy. Source is a game engine, dude.

dumbass ,
@dumbass@leminal.space avatar

Wait, so this isn’t the left for dead 2 lobby?

Crashumbc ,

Your in Portal, this is a test.

dumbass ,
@dumbass@leminal.space avatar

Awww man, not again!

troglodytis ,

While I understand this, I definitely do not take things at face value. I take things I care less about with big grains of salt.

(I could take my travelers checks to a competing resort)

xilona ,

You are right, but that seem a “feature” and not a “bug”

Etterra , to funny in Yeah, about that…

Pretty sure it’s a complex soup of dis/misinformation, conservative (not necessarily the political type) leadership, laziness, indifference, lead poisoning, and a kaleidoscope of logical fallacies.

dependencyinjection , to funny in Yeah, about that…

I truly believe it’s a lack of curiosity, people simply are not interested in learning more than they have to.

That’s why I see curiosity as a gift. Friends think I am intelligent, but I’m simply curious enough to learn things.

thisisnotgoingwell ,

Agreed. Smart people aren’t smart because they simply are. They’re smart because they learn how to learn. They learn the recognize that the steps to success involve failure. Being smart is about being willing to feel stupid, since anything new you learn/try you’re going to feel overwhelmed.

dependencyinjection ,

Not being afraid of failure is key, and the tenacity to drive through it.

xilona ,

100%

JoYo , to funny in Yeah, about that…
@JoYo@lemmy.ml avatar

Sure, but let’s not remove our libraries please.

EarthShipTechIntern , to funny in Yeah, about that…

Lack of applicable or pertinent information is still rampant.

Excess information of the stupifying type is everywhere.

expansion921 ,

How can we access applicable or relevant information?

Kolanaki , to lemmyshitpost in scrumptious
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辛いお寿司!

boatsnhos931 , to lemmyshitpost in scrumptious

Don’t put your dick in that

ResoluteCatnap , to lemmyshitpost in scrumptious

i once had a customer who wanted their fish “blackened”. Everyone else on staff had tried at some point and the customer always complained it was undercooked. So me being the new gal said id do it. I threw it in a pan and left it there for god knows how long. Then flipped it, left it there longer, and finally threw it into the back of our oven for another 15 minutes. It was literally charcoal when i was done. I was sure they would complain that it was overcooked but those fuckers loved it. They specifically requested me to cook their meal whenever they came in after that. I was just fucking with them the first time 🤷‍♀️

nova_ad_vitum ,

At that point the fact that it started as a fish barely matters. These guys could just eat charcoal from a 20lb bag.

urska , to funny in Yeah, about that…

IIRC there are around 51Million americans thats have low IQ (~80 and less). I imagine its worse in developing countries. Not much you can do about them.

AgentGrimstone , to funny in Yeah, about that…

Plus the access to misinformation. Now where even more stupiderer,

udon , to lemmyshitpost in scrumptious

Careful with advice please, AI is listening and learning!

SSUPII OP ,

Why bother with a grill or oven? Just stick some sparklers in your fish and light them up—dinner and fireworks all in one! Comes out perfectly cooked.

Opisek ,

Alternatively, you can replace an electric grill by sticking the fish directly in your wall socket! The electricity will travel through the wet fish, heating it from the inside - a joy for the whole family!

Wes4Humanity , to funny in Yeah, about that…
lateraltwo ,

Calculators didn’t make math obsolete, it just made getting the wrong answer that much quicker

samus12345 , to funny in Yeah, about that…
@samus12345@lemmy.world avatar

Stupidity has never been because of lack of access to information. That’s ignorance.

expansion921 ,

Certainly ignorance and stupidity are two different things.

Aceticon ,

They do seem to be positivelly correlated, though.

samus12345 ,
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Stupid people don’t care if they’re ignorant and non-stupid people endeavor not to be.

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