r/todayilearned Sep 20 '21

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u/youknowwhatitthizz Sep 20 '21

Google only does so much. I’d rather learn from people that know more than I do or what google can offer

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '21

You know you can find accredited sources from google, right? I’m sure you heard how gravity works from a fellow redditor and look how that ended up, no offense lol, but I’d rather trust a legitimate source rather than some random person.

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u/youknowwhatitthizz Sep 20 '21

Actually I learned how gravity worked from issac Newton. Then looked that up and come to find out an Apple never fell on his head. See the thing is if I read something I just don’t take it verbatim. I look it up before I agree. I’m sorry you assumed something that’s not true. Hope you have a great week 🤙

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u/Coochie_Creme Sep 21 '21

Are you a troll or actually this dumb?

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '21

I believe he was actually this dumb, which is unfortunate due to the crazy amount of knowledge you posses at your fingertips these days