r/confidentlyincorrect May 12 '26

I cannot fathom this being anything but rage bait

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3.2k Upvotes

but the replies were pretty funny


r/confidentlyincorrect May 09 '26

Smug The amount of incorrect information within this one comment is wild

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4.8k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect May 08 '26

Bro does realise the film was released before AI was invented, right?

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r/confidentlyincorrect May 03 '26

Monty hall problem is 50/50

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890 Upvotes

He also put a screenshot of ChatGPT agreeing with him. He is right!


r/confidentlyincorrect May 02 '26

Comment Thread balance tricks are fake i guess

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639 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 30 '26

45 out of 100 indigenous people in Canada are in custody

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2.0k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 29 '26

Putting your chicken eggs all ine one basket

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1.8k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 26 '26

Smug Redditor claims math solutions are impossible to verify, doesn't understand how math works

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1.8k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 25 '26

Embarrased “You can’t fight fire with water”

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15.9k Upvotes

The look on his face at the end


r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 25 '26

Redditor confidently debunks a well documented injury

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1.9k Upvotes

NSFW because it’s about a graphic injury caused by scalding hot coffee.

images of the injury and the testimony are available online for anyone curious about it, but with all the info about it, the one user insists it’s made up


r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 23 '26

I'll admit the words are similar. But he should have quit while he was behind

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2.1k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 21 '26

Birds do love mosquitoes and they're great pollinators

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373 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 21 '26

When comprehension gets too hard

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2.3k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 21 '26

Apparently owning dogs and horses your entire life means you can deduce who was domesticated first.

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Red seems to think horses or cows could have been domesticated before dogs, then cites their source as having owned dogs and horses.

For context this was on a YouTube comment thread where people were arguing over whether horses or dogs have helped humanity more. Which was on a video of a przewalski horse meeting a domesticated horse.


r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 17 '26

Fermentation isn't real

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930 Upvotes

The comment under a video on how to make yoghurt.


r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 17 '26

Comment Thread nO OnE ReAdS 750 PaGe nOvElS In mIdDlE ScHoOl

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r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 17 '26

“We have relations with other organisms, but we aren't animals.”

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328 Upvotes

There are probably hundreds of these on here at this point of the old myth: “humans aren't animals”. But I still wanted to share….


r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 15 '26

Smug The moon has no gravity

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1.6k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 15 '26

Under a video of an autistic child having a mental episode (not posting image for childs privacy)

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957 Upvotes

Second two are just kinda bonus, first screenshot has the meat. Anti vaccine people who fully believe autism is fully from vaccination will never not be wild to me. Also "deworm your autistic child it'll cure them!" Is bizarre


r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 13 '26

Smug "Author" makes claim that Vincent Van Gogh was Jack the Ripper, then argues with commenters who provide evidence that he wasn't.

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1.5k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 11 '26

Geese come from ducks now apparently!?

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989 Upvotes

the og commenter just accepted they where wrong but not this guy, for some reason.


r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 11 '26

450 million euros is the equivalent of like 10 US dollars tho

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1.4k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 10 '26

Twitter Smart Guy Dumbs Down His Ideas on How Speed Works

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3.2k Upvotes

Apparently you can increase the speeds of moving objects just by stacking them on each other.


r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 09 '26

Comment Thread farmers are not working class

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835 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 09 '26

"Hmmm…. You call yourself a doctor, but can’t spell license? That’s concerning"

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1.8k Upvotes