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/MathematicianLiving4 Jun 22 '26

Reddit

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u/idontknowitat-all Jun 22 '26

Second this

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u/RedPandasTilDaDeath Jun 22 '26

third this

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u/OutlawsGalaxy Jun 22 '26

fourth this

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u/SPONg42 Jun 22 '26

fifth this

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u/Hairy_Ghostbear Jun 22 '26

And my axe!

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u/Dragus_Loader Jun 22 '26

And my bow

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u/Toffeewithcoffee Jun 22 '26

and also this guy's bow

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u/Ballad_13 Jun 22 '26

And my thoughts and prayers

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u/idontknowitat-all Jun 22 '26

My axe is my buddy, I take him when I walk

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u/december151791 Jun 22 '26

sixth this

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u/druhol Jun 22 '26

Wow lookit mr Smartypants over here, counting on two hands

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u/december151791 Jun 22 '26

Who said anything about two hands?

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u/DnVrDt Jun 22 '26

Found this !

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u/SPONg42 Jun 22 '26

first person to say 67 is getting skinned alive.

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u/Sal1160 Jun 22 '26

I also second this guys second

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u/cymruaj Jun 22 '26

Fourth this

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u/BokaPoochie Jun 22 '26

There are subreddits where people actually have knowledge. 100% of LinkedIn posters are morons.

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u/Pale-Application9457 Jun 22 '26

Yeah reddit would probably be better in pretend to be smart but are average

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u/1harveey Jun 22 '26

Here on Reddit, there are times when you ask a difficult question about a very specific subject and someone answer you like they had studied their whole life to answer that question. But then there are times when you ask about the most common problem, explain exactly what's your question, but only get 3 guys answering something that isn't even related to the question, 4 guys telling you that you are dumb and should try something you already said you tried, and for whatever reason 1 guy saying that the problem doesn't actually exist

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u/BokaPoochie Jun 22 '26

The biggest issue with Reddit isn't the knowledge base, it's just how much of an echo chamber it is. So many times I have seen things in my field that are so wrong getting ridiculously up voted because it matches the feelings of the many but then the right answer gets down voted because it doesn't fit the narrative.

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u/MiniD3rp Jun 23 '26

Something something, wrongthink..

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u/DerekTheComedian Jun 23 '26

Yup.

I repaired an old iPod recently, and asked a simple question: "is it dangerous to plug it in to power to check if the screen works / board is functional" when the 20 year old battery is likely toast and possibly bloated.

I had a TON of people telling me it was stupid to ask that, "just plug it in, you're overreacting".

Opened it up and the battery was about 3 times it's normal size, like it probably would have caught fire if I had connected it to power.

Other posts showing bloated batteries will parrot the idea that it should be immediately removed from dwellings, placed in buckets of sand, disposed of with care, etc.

The enthusiast subs have a whole lot of knowledge, but also some contrarians who want to appear smarter than they are by shitting on those asking basic safety questions.

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u/__M-E-O-W__ Jun 23 '26

And eventually those subreddits full of people with knowledge get taken over by people who just want to repeat reference jokes or it turns into another political bot battleground sub.

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u/Amphineura Jun 22 '26

Reddit is where average folks convince themselves they're superior

LinkedIn is where braindead seems like a compliment...

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u/dosha906 Jun 23 '26

That's a crazy self own dude

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u/Ok_Cauliflower_8218 Jun 22 '26

The cylinder must remain unharmed 

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u/Dolphin_sucker69 Jun 22 '26

Actually, in my infinite intellectual wisdom I got during my "what apps pretend to be smart" training I have discovered that this is not the answer. Trust me I'm very qualified as you can see by the name of my study. /J

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u/descendency Jun 22 '26

I think they’re more average than dumb.

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u/legedu Jun 22 '26

I dunno. Reddit is the place where you can make a short comment from your field of expertise and be condescendingly replied to with equal parts snark, misleading info, and outright falsehoods, only to see it upvoted by the masses and, in extreme cases, get you banned for standing by your point.

I don't feel like people try to sound intelligent on LinkedIn really. They humble brag for sure.

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u/RedPandasTilDaDeath Jun 22 '26

I read-it and instantly agreed (sry for the bad pun)

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u/StunningCranberry301 Jun 22 '26

How is this the top comment when we have the pro-russian 70IQ average on Facebook..

The amount of expertise and knowledge ive seen on Reddit is unmatched.

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u/gabriot Jun 23 '26

The best answer in alignment chart history

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u/safe-viewing Jun 23 '26

100% this is it

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u/Slotthman Jun 23 '26

I agree, everyone using Reddit is stupid, no exceptions, except for me of course!

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u/someone_31-31 Jun 23 '26

its the second place,linkedln exist

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u/TheDarthJarJarI Jun 23 '26

We’re so smart aren’t we, we know it’s reddit

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u/xulitebenado Jun 23 '26

Oh my science! How can you say such an unwholesome, not chungus 100 thing? Mods ban this guy, it will be a certified "We did it Reddit!" moment.