• TwoCubed@feddit.de
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    10 months ago

    Like when people start commenting on the near-east conflict. Hardly anyone knows what the fuck is going on there yet we find many experts on the topic in the comments.

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      10 months ago

      Self-propelled multipurpose couch “EXPERT”

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      (or 8 if not too fat)

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      I don’t think this is wrong. I’ve learned so much talking shit. I even use talking shit as a mechanism to learn.

      I talk shit -> someone corrects me -> I learned something new. The person feels great because they corrected someone.

      It’s like a free lesson and everyone wins.

      Even people who didn’t know shit, like me, get to read someone beating my ass with arguments, and they also learn.

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        10 months ago

        But if nobody knows much of anything on the matter, how can anyone be sure they’re being corrected and learning anything? 🤔

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        10 months ago

        That is a nice, refreshing and honest view. If I’m being honest with myself, this happened to me very often as well.

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      “please stop fighting and get along” is my fundamental take on most wars. It’s not particularly useful, but it helps me split the average soldier from the average “leader” that sent them to die.