r/ConfidentlyIncorrect - Pseudoscience ✨BINGO✨

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#reddit #theclick #subreddit

[TheClick]

I think this is the longest video I've ever made lmao

[kit.cat.corner]

I grew up conservative baptist christian. "homosexuality=abomination, " "evolution is man's attempt to play God, " "women are subserviant to men, " the whole works. I was also homeschooled from grade 4 onwards to going to a christian university, and the two times a week I saw other people was always at a church function. I found your channel when I was 19 because of a collab you did with OT, who I had found a couple months prior. You are the biggest reason I finally have learned so much and was able to get out of those mindsets/rhetorics, and for a long time this was the only place that could give me a genuine smile after I had forgotten what that felt like. Thank you.

[JohnSmithMO]

Watching confidently incorrect people confidently correcting others is irresistible.

[ozpin]

"I bet this person's intellect would sink in mercury" is one of the best insults I've ever heard, NGL.

[juljul_chu]

fun fact: humans used to hunt big animals by chasing them until it got so tired it couldnt run away anymore.

[nathryl]

The artist wrongly adding 50% per character to the base commission was one of the most frustrating thing I've ever witnessed. At one point I started trying to explain it out loud without realising, because I was so frustrated, which led to having to actually explain it to my family, because they were wondering what the hell I was talking about lol

[rubixtheslime]

i think my favorite part about Click is that he doesn't just laugh at shitty people, he takes the time to explain why someone's thinking is illogical or their behavior is unacceptable, combined an approachable and trustworthy personality. i've had a rather nasty past with brainwashing, and words cannot describe just how valuable this is for someone going through deprogramming. thank you for being a part of helping me get my life back, even if it was unintentional

[samanthamorgan]

Click saying he wanted to be cute today because he photoshopped in a sheep onto the bingo card is the kind of wholesomeness that I live for

[vinx.]

"we can always tell" with emma watson? SERIOUSLY!? she was a child actor that never left the public, you have SEEN her grow up! WHAT?!

[pigeon_person]

I once overheard my neighbour say- "The moon is like a solar torch, isn't it? It charges up in the day so it can glow at night."
I was lost for words. That man is in his 40s.

[MalkuthSephira]

i had a therapist as a young adult who was absolutely convinced that my fear of heights was related to my death in an alleged past life. the heights thing wasn't even what i was there to deal with

[lighthouseraven]

“This is you. You have a force pulling you down, ”
That force is simply the sheer weight of the stupidity of way to many people on this planet.

[raelingar]

The nurse arguing that vaccines are unnecessary because she hasn't seen anyone with those illnesses is very unsettling. That's the ENTIRE point of them existing. My mom just got pertussis despite being up to date on her vaccines. It's not like the illnesses magically no longer exist and can't be caught. Hence the major uptick in things like measles and polio when antivaxxing started being so commonplace.

[oracledba]

As someone who commissions art frequently, the percentage per character argument hurt so bad. Making extra characters cost a percentage of the base price in a commission is incredibly common and I have not seen a single artist argue that it works this way. If this artist has repeat commissioners then it's only because none of them have ever wanted anything with more than 3 or so characters because that's just ridiculous.

[PlutoniumBoss]

It's hilarious to me that people can know optical illusions exist, see all kinds of them demonstrated, and then shrug, go "hey that's a funny curiosity", and go back to implicitly trusting their brain when it tells them it never lies.

[Freak_Of_Nature]

1:10 My mom recently converted to Christianity and she said that "The earth is flat because it says it in the bible" which IS THE DUMBEST THING I HAVE EVER HEARD

[PurgatoryProductions]

i love the person who said “gay/lesbian/trans people aren’t lgbt”
like bro
they’re in the acronym

[steel]

All the "don't be a sheep" types are actually "if you don't listen to ME without question it's because you're listing to 'them' without question because there's no way you can think on your own and disagree".

[HairMetalKaren]

Fun fact: A full bingo card is known as a house. Congratulations on your house, Click.

[brianvance]

Here’s a weird science fact I learned in high school: ice is less dense than liquid water. When water freezes the molecules form a crystal lattice that is very porous, which is why ice floats in water