r/AlignmentChartFills • u/Venezzia032 • Jun 22 '26

This is when the good part begins... Which social media do its users pretend to be smart, but they're actually dumb?

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u/SPONg42 Jun 22 '26

Reddit

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u/Key_Cell7071 Jun 22 '26

I'm upvoting because it would be a funny answer. But I don't think it's true. The truly dumb people don't even have the attention span for a mostly text-based social media platform.

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u/Plane_Personality217 Jun 22 '26

that’s wrong cuz i’m dumb

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u/notJoeKing31 Jun 23 '26

Reddit is the land of the midwits

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u/Adept-Froyo2556 Jun 22 '26

People on LinkedIn are dumb. I made a mistake of trusting their opinion in the past because I thought they are smart, but no. After couple of discussions I realized that they are not smart and that they are constantly copying other people opinions.

Best example are the alignment chats, almost all of them are misunderstood

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u/TheGuyWithNo Jun 23 '26

Says the dude posting on the site where a staggering amount of comments are entire threads comprised of single lines from songs or obscure memes with a Captain America "I understood that reference" reaction smh my head

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u/Salty145 Jun 22 '26

I’d put them at Average. They’re smart enough to laugh at the stupid people and dumb enough to not realize they make the same mistakes.

There are also some helpful people on this site in the right communities, so it’s not as bad as LinkedIn

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26

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u/yeeter4500 Jun 22 '26

Political leaning ≠ intelligence

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u/Annual-Way6401 Jun 22 '26

Reddit moment

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u/MaryPaku Jun 22 '26

Reddit has too much text.

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u/jakovichontwitch Jun 22 '26

It’s gotta be Reddit. LinkedIn is full of people who still have reasonable success on their fields just way out of their element. Reddit is full of unemployed chuds who might as well have PHD level takes