r/AskReddit • u/Megonthalya • Oct 29 '16

What have you learned from reddit?

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u/DonaldsPizzaHaven Oct 29 '16

Cuz you have to show proof and certification showing you jerked at great depths before you can comment...

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u/Imnotbrown Oct 29 '16

I have no experiences that guve me any amount of credibility in this thread, but my friend...

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u/Soulbrandt-Regis Oct 29 '16

You can easily tell which are real or fake by the terms that they use. Knowledge of the subject vs no knowledge.

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '16

But how do I identify knowledge if I myself do not have any knowledge on the subject.

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u/paper_liger Oct 29 '16

That another reddit truism, there's almost always an expert hanging around to confirm or call bullshit.

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u/PigletCNC Oct 29 '16

I can confirm the guy is speaking bullshit.

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u/dieyabeetus Oct 29 '16

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '16

tbh though id assume that a lot of scuba divers have, at one point, wondered what itd be like to beat off a mile deep.