Confidence is Key When it Comes To These Folks

We’ve all had that cringe-worthy moment when we blurt out something so silly that we wish we could swallow it back. But when it comes to internet postings, some individuals seem to forget that their words are etched in digital stone for all to see.

Lately, it seems like challenging the experts in their respective fields has become a popular pastime. We’ve all grown used to entertaining ridiculous arguments. However, it’s disheartening when a respected publication belittles a group of students who accurately summarized a literary and cinematic masterpiece.

In a twist of irony befitting Oscar the Grouch’s life story, he was utterly disregarded by WDSU’s recent announcement that Sesame Street will introduce a homeless puppet character. Luckily, Oscar’s faithful fans always remember who resides in that iconic trash can.

With “inspiration” rapidly becoming the currency of social media, many are sharing their deepest thoughts just for a bit of clout. Weirdly enough, some of these musings aren’t as thought-provoking as we’d hope!

Successful women are no strangers to being swept under the rug. But it’s a rare pleasure when a misogynistic statement revolves around the assumption that a woman couldn’t possibly accomplish what she’s already achieved. It started as a little joke of what if, in an alternate scenario, a woman was involved in casting or dressing up the characters in a Marvel film.

This one takes the cake of all the public gaffes circulating on the internet. We are half-astounded and half-amused at this person’s gall to ask the King of writing if he had read his book! They probably meant to disagree with Stephen King’s advice but, unfortunately, used a grossly incorrect statement to show his displeasure.

The Native Americans referred to historically as Indians are often mistaken for Indians from the Asian subcontinent. While most know the standard error, finding people who use the terms interchangeably is still shocking.

When passing off half-baked ideas and irrational thoughts as facts on social media, one must be aware they won’t get away with it. There are always a few truth-ninjas lurking around, waiting to pounce on misinformation spreading through the internet masked as gospel truths.

Math isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, yet, how many of us are confidently incorrect with numbers on a public forum? Simple as it is, the calculation done by this netizen was way off the mark, and a random internet user was quick to point it out.

We found this mass complaint against a product too hilarious to keep to ourselves. Apparently, not one but a few users were ignorantly dissatisfied with what they received. They ordered a clear visor, and what they got was, well, unclear! The manufacturers wouldn’t have seen this coming.

The prevalence of geography errors on social media is astonishing, with numerous individuals requiring a basic lesson on distinguishing countries, and continents. Nonetheless, it’s satisfying to witness someone confidently disprove themselves by being both incorrect and arrogant.

Many people on social media are quick to accuse others of being misinformed without considering who they’re arguing with. While this approach may work in most cases, it can occasionally backfire.

The ongoing battle between evolutionists and creationists may confuse some, but it’s not a new phenomenon. However, a new, fabricated theory claiming that humans invented carnivorism in the animal kingdom is quite unique.

While Americans have a reputation for struggling with the metric system, it’s rare to see a full-grown adult misinterpret the meaning of “dozen.” After all, it’s a universal term, unlike the strange system of measurement. Of course, if we ordered 50 items and only received 12, we’d speak up.

Online banter is something that will never grow old. Unfortunately, our good friend was so quick to challenge some people’s beliefs they forgot to do some fact-checking. This resulted in an iconic rebuttal that was more damaging than the original question.

Cows are important creatures in the ecosystem as they have so many products that help us in our day-to-day lives. This company is so proud of its cows that it lists all their names on the bottles.

It seems we have a professional pundit and grammar chief over here. This guy has some interesting sentiments regarding sports and women that we disagree with. The online community shares these sentiments as someone had some colorful words for them.

The Swiss are a pretty peace-loving folk, and nothing shows this better than this moment right here. When someone decided to challenge IKEA on their flag staffs, the company had the perfect response.

Don’t you hate it when someone gets the details of your favorite book wrong? This Frankenstein fun just about had enough of people confusing the titular character with his creation Einstein.

It’s becoming increasingly common for individuals on the internet to challenge experts on a topic confidently. Even those with a basic education in Greek mythology know that Zeus, the king of gods, had a notorious reputation for his many romantic dalliances throughout Western literary history.

When you think you’ve seen it all, someone comes along to outdo the most clueless person on the internet. From misunderstanding basic definitions to struggling with simple math, it’s hard to fathom how they function in everyday life.

It’s surprising to hear someone express hesitancy towards a newly developed vaccine, particularly when it could help society return to normal. But what’s even more surprising is the reasoning that there is no flu vaccine yet.

Wikipedia’s public edits draw criticism. It’s simply unreliable for research papers. It’s usually a good source of esoteric knowledge for casual browsing or fact-checking. Perhaps even double-checking commonly known facts.

Regrettably, many internet confrontations end with juvenile taunts like these, but this one backfired. We don’t know what started this dispute, but the first commenter should study American history.

In all honesty, we think it’s improper to debate circumcision with a romantic interest. If you don’t already know what it is, kindly do the necessary research before engaging in this discussion. Compared to discussing other areas of culture, circumcision is rather delicate.

Americans may feel offended when laughed at for not using the metric system. Yet, using feet and miles is even more complex than the metric system.

After years of striving for simplicity, the 21st century has shown us just how effortless it can be. From phone companies to grocery shops, everyone is contending for a piece of the simplification pie.

This picture offers us a glimpse of the bleak situation people face when they barely recall the human physiology lessons taught in high school. So, they fail to recognize what goes on during the pubescent phase.

Despite proving them wrong a hundred times, some people will continue citing Canada as America. We bet there’s always one American who feels the need to rectify this error of ethnicity.

There’s no denying that @sarahcalrow has questionable knowledge of continental borders, nations, and ethnicity. Still, she doesn’t fail to demonstrate an air of self-righteousness and vainglory while replying online.