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Dinosaurs never existed š²āš®āšøāšØā
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u/LoGiCaL__ 14d ago edited 14d ago
Completely abandons her train of thought about actual evidence with the bones and then proceeds to highlight ānerdsā making up a fantasy world.
The only fantasy here is that she should be taken seriously.
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u/thegtabmx 14d ago
Yep, it's like, ok, ignore for a second their skin and their sound. What about the fucking bonesā½ Are we discounting the fucking bones because there's supposed debate about what skin and sound the thing hadā½
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u/plinkoplonka 14d ago
Some people never learn critical thinking.
Some never graduate high school.
That's just how it is.
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u/cruiserflyer 14d ago
And then go on to Congress.
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u/ithinkB4ipeak 13d ago
And stay there till they're dinosaurs.
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u/LoGiCaL__ 14d ago
Iād be willing to bet sheās one of the many flat earthers all around the world.
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u/civicSi92 14d ago
I'd lean more to creationist butter flat earther doesn't seem for fetched either I suppose.
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u/Forgets_Everything 14d ago
I have no basis for this, but I assume those two groups have a significant overlap
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u/Kindly-Sort-8574 14d ago
In my experience, flat Earthers tend to be creationists too.
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u/Skinnwork 14d ago
You can't ignore the skin though. The Royal Tyrell Museum has a complete mummified Ankylosaurus.
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u/indifferentCajun 14d ago
It's those people that confuse "I don't know this" with "this is not known." They are literally incapable of conceptualizing knowledge beyond their own.
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u/SnooBananas3995 14d ago
Did she actually use the word nerds? I refuse to listen to her myself
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u/Neehigh 14d ago
Oh, so you know who she is? I assumed she was the sister of somebody famous, who brought their idiot sister onto their podcast to be an idiot
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u/Western_Ad3625 14d ago
Yeah she said like so you've got these bones, supposedly, and then a bunch of nerds make up a fantasy world that they think seems cool. That's that was her whole point... She also put a lot of emphasis on the word nerds.
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u/CrazyBarks94 13d ago
She said 'supposably' instead of supposedly, which is one of my biggest language pet peeves.
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u/dr3am_assassin 14d ago
Anything she doesnāt know = never existed
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u/jwrosenfeld 14d ago
Agree. That same logic dictates that since Iāve never been to Japan, Japanese people donāt exist.
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u/peekoooz 14d ago
I'm only 1/4 Japanese, but my grandpa was fully Japanese. I've never been to Japan either, so my grandpa must not have been real. That obviously means I am not real, despite the fact that I have seen myself and "know" that I exist. So you really can't trust what you see or know either because logic clearly dictates I am not real. #science
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u/RelatableNightmare 13d ago
No silly... you are only 1/4 not real
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u/FDGKLRTC 13d ago
Welp, there goes his left arm
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u/SuperNoob74 13d ago
It wasn't just his left arm it was also his left shoulder blade and part of his rib cage
That's a whole 1/4 right there
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u/heloumadafaka
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"You've got these bones" - Supposedly
edit; in fact, seems like she actually said "supposedly" even though, the first time she almost swallowed a syllable.
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u/Kindly_Bored 14d ago edited 13d ago
We had videograpic evidence! But thanks for your concern!
Edit: I apologize to all and sundry but I thought it was time for a good cry en masse.
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u/This-is-Life-Man 14d ago
I love documentaries!!! This was by far one of the best ever made.
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u/amidoblack10B 14d ago
I didn't need to cry today, but here we are.
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u/rock_flag_n_eagle 14d ago
Time to smoke some treestars
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u/Throwaway56138 14d ago
Spike clearly smoked all the tree stars. He was chill as fuck and always eating everything.
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u/Euler007 14d ago
Reminds me of the first time I took my wife into a museum of natural history. She looked at the bones and told me she didn't know dinosaurs had existed for real. In her defense she had other things to worry about as a child than robots and dinosaurs (namely Iraq attacking her country and a bunch of religious freaks that just started running it).
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u/dualplains 14d ago
My mom was a college educated woman. She refused to accept it when I told her the sun was a star. Like, completely shut me down, "No, you've got that wrong, they're different things." I worked at NASA and I was still never able to convince her!
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u/evilpercy 14d ago •
It is hard raising parents.
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u/grandedaddy 14d ago
I feel this comment.
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u/evilpercy 14d ago •
They will always look at you as that 8 year old idiot. They have seen all the stupid things we did growing up. They can not shake this image of you.
Any time i borrowed the power washer from my step father, i would have to hear the lecture about how to run it and that you have to have the water on or it will burn out the motor. Im a 867-5309 years old man (53). So i just went out and purchased my own to avoid this.
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u/Born_Libertine 14d ago edited 13d ago •
I'm 42, and I still catch instructionals like this from my mom and step-dad. Sometimes, it is a tiny bit condescending. But in my more introspective hours, I often wonder if because of their age (they're in their early 80s), it's a sort of emotional dependency thing... like they know their time is coming to an end, which causes pain and fear, and these things are just them trying desperately to reach out to the past; to what they love most, and are most terrified to never see again...trying to hold on to the happier days of their lives, in the midst of their final ones.
So, I always just say, "Yes, mom. I promise I'll make sure my phone is charged before I drive home." "Yes, dad. I promise I will keep oil in it."
...now I'm starting to cry.
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u/Desperate-Strategy10 14d ago
As a mom, I think you're dead on, at least for parents like me. It's really, really fucking hard to watch your kids grow up and become functioning adults when you're so used to them being helpless babies. They need you for so long, an enormous portion of your life, and then one day they just don't anymore. Making that mental switch from "I'm teaching you how to human" to "I'm admiring the person you've become from a respectful distance" feels impossible from where I'm at. I hope it gets easier, but from what I've seen, if anything it'll get harder.
And don't even get me started on the aging part. I'm not trying to cry right now lol.
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u/Lost-My-Mind- 14d ago
One day I made my aunt feel the oldest she's ever felt in her life. How did I do this? Well, I'm the youngest of the 7 cousins. And one day, at Thanksgiving she just looked at me and said "IS YOUR HAIR GREY???" and I said "Yes.....and balding on top."
And it was at that moment that she decided she needed to shop for coffins for herself.
Seeing the young ones in your life become old, makes you realize that if the young ones are old, what does that make the person who's 2 generations older than them?
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u/Muted-Lengthiness-10 14d ago
Some parents are never able to make that mental switch, so they emotionally abuse and manipulate their kids to try and keep them dependent into their adult lives. Itās pretty annoying.
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u/EveofStLaurent 14d ago
I donāt understand the malfunction. What did she think āsunsā were a different category of planetary objects than stars? I would have explained it like ok my name is ābobā but Iām still a human just like the āsunā is itās colloquial name but itās still a star.
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u/Sam_Sierra73 14d ago
-"The Sun is not a star... It doesn't have those pointy thingies around. You know... The spikes!!" šššššš
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u/FarmTeam 14d ago
Suns do have spikes tho, more than stars even! See? āļø š
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u/TreKopperTe 14d ago
that's two stars. the sun has sunglasses.
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u/ScreenshotShitposts 14d ago
exactly. And in some regions it has a baby's face, such as Teletubby Land
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u/MarcusSwims22 14d ago
Tis the children that truly suffer š
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u/hvanderw 14d ago
Hell is for children.
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u/89Hopper 14d ago •
Love and pain become one and the same in the eyes of a wounded child.
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u/MilwaukeeDave 14d ago
Man that puts things in perspective for real cause my whole childhood was legit dinosaurs and robots.
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u/Any_Presentation2958 14d ago
Tbh I can understand someone not knowing/believing in science/history because they came from a certain country that doesn't allow them to be educated on that/just shit going wild. Happy she knows they actually existed now lol
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u/This-is-Life-Man 14d ago
I'm guessing you got to introduce her into a world that she never knew existed. That's pretty cool. I wish real-world history and events were new to me, but I also wouldn't want to be on the side of the spectrum that is saying things didn't happen out of sheer ignorance. I hope your wife's family was able to get to safety as well. Digital hug " )
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u/HxH101kite 14d ago
It would be really cool to be wowed like that again. Like I have recently got into learning about space more, and my mind is blown. But like I knew enough growing up and have taken an astronomy course...etc so that it's not like jaw dropping if you get what I mean.
I would love to have that intense feeling of thinking it was only a fairy tale or never heard of it and then poof there it is and my jaw is fucking dropped.
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u/Alternative-Amoeba20 14d ago
I had a girlfriend who came from Ethiopia. She had never seen snow, thought it, too, was made up, like just some environment for Santa Claus to exist in. Then she saw real snow, and was completely astounded and fascinated. It was fun for me, too, being able to see the crappy snow I'd seen all my flippin life in a new and magical way. Like seeing it through her eyes.
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u/floobidedoo 14d ago
A coworker arrived from Pakistan at Montreal in the middle of the night during the worst blizzard in a decade. He and his family were all thinking, āwhat have we done?ā
Ten years later he still hasnāt taken my advice and starts wearing his winter coat in October. You have to acclimatize.
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u/lost_in_connecticut 14d ago
Nerds!
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u/nem012 14d ago
"...constructing this fantasy world that they think is awesome!"
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u/Cerestat 14d ago
Tell me more about young earth creationism. š¤£
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u/Mdnghtmnlght 14d ago
How do you know the world doesn't disappear when you play peekaboo
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u/lost_in_connecticut 14d ago
Iāve never seen the curve so clearly the earth is flat.
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u/tripdaisies 14d ago
āSupposablyā! Anyone who says āSupposablyā, when the word is SupposEDly, is automatically intellectually downgraded, or should be. Why do people find that word so hard to pronounce correctly?
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u/Mordocaster 14d ago
Presumedly theyāre getting it confused with another word.
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u/fuck-the-emus 14d ago •
I mean, I kinda get it... If something isn't too far fetched. If one could be able to suppose it. Like if it wasn't completely out of the realm of possibility, it would be supposable, yeah it's incorrect but I can at least understand it. Irregardlessly, she should of learned better by now
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u/OutsideWishbone7 14d ago
Same people who canāt say āspecificā and for some reason say āPacificā? Why, what is wrong with you?
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u/kirito4318 14d ago
Uhhhh I had a manager who for some reason couldn't say liable, and would always say your reliable. Like "Your reliable for damages if you break our product." It always bothered me soooo much.
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u/lost_in_connecticut 14d ago
That manager needs to spend more time in the liberry.
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u/ArthurKChristopher 14d ago
We should also add those who say āirregardlessā to this bunch.
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u/beef-jerking 14d ago
I just got dumberer
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u/MistrrRicHard 14d ago
Lol, that is the LONGEST GIF I've ever seen, but also THEE MOST APPROPRIATE USE OF A GIF EVER!
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u/autopsis
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Stupid nerds with all their intelligence and knowledge. I mean, they arenāt even good looking.
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u/ttew93 14d ago
Itās funny as hell to have disdain for nerds and intelligence but then step into their territory and try and prove them wrong, like dude youāre going to get dunked on from every angle what are you doing
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u/Kendertas 14d ago
Also gestures broadly at human society nerds where pretty important in creating all that. Anti-intellectualism is just so fucked especially in the context of the modern world. Go back to your cave if you hate nerds so much
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u/Bumpyroadinbound 14d ago edited 13d ago
She literally broadcast her shit out into the universe use super advance tech created and maintained by nerds. As a huge science geek people like this really upset me.
Your entire life is so amazing in so many ways, because nerds.
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u/incongruity 14d ago
Yeah - I had the same reaction. The amount of stupidly used privilege is breathtaking but also somewhat unexpectedly anger inducing. Fuck her and the short bus she belongs on.
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u/Hamletstwin 14d ago
Hey, at least people on the short bus are TRYING. She seems incapable. She could use the thing that's recording her idiocy to lookup the answers to her questions. Then try to disprove them, but that would require an actual thought.
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u/27SwingAndADrive 14d ago
The downside is we have to maintain the technology they use to mock us.
The upside is we can use that same technology to mock them.
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u/3eemo 14d ago
This girl is too stupid to exist. She doesnāt exist. Sheās just some fantasy nerds made up to make fun of, I mean how do we know sheās real, she could just be a robot /s
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u/boomer-75 14d ago
Depends on the nerds but I am pretty sure they would not have programmed her to talk. Then again, maybe it fills a kink for exceptionally dumb girls.
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u/Deltamon 14d ago
A nerd would absolutely program a girl that argues on subjects that they can counter argue on.. To make themselves look smarter and then program the girl to fall in love with them because of their intelligence.
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u/Whale-n-Flowers 14d ago
I believe you mean "they aren't even good looking, *supposably"
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u/Tru-Queer 14d ago
Always heard about this movie but never watched it, until a couple months ago. Now a lot of shit makes sense.
Hair pie!
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u/Capt_Autismo189 14d ago
We actually have very little evidence of what they sound like, but we've have recently discovered an nodosaur that was completely mummified with skin intact.
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u/gau-tam 14d ago
Yeah. She ironically mentioned the two things we know least about in Dinosaurs.
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u/PerryDawg1 14d ago
We can predict the type of sounds because of their air passageways and the comparison to modern birds and reptiles.
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u/BranJon_Stark 14d ago
The sounds they make can be reconstructed by analysing their skulls or something like that
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u/Ajaliah
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If peaked in highschool was a person.
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u/Khaisz 14d ago
I don't think she ever peaked anywhere, it's just a flat line at the bottom.
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u/nvanalfen 14d ago
The "a bunch of nerds" really cements that point.
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u/Geroditus 14d ago edited 14d ago
A ābunch of nerdsā made the microphone sheās talking into, the camera sheās being recorded with, the material her clothes are made from, the birth control pills sheās (hopefully) taking, and are the reason she didnāt die of tuberculosis at the age of 12.
Nerds make the world go round, sister.
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u/DOGSraisingCATS 14d ago
Her interests are reality TV, talking shit about her own friends, and brunching with the girls...she can't figure out why her boyfriend can't stand talking to her for more than 5 minutes...
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u/NoLibrarian5149 14d ago
She obv Keeps Up with the Kardashians. Smart shit like Carl Sagan/Cosmos is FOR NERDS!!!
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u/Geroditus 14d ago
Iām a high school science teacher. Thereās always a handful of students who just sort of breeze through by doing the bare minimum of work it takes to technically pass the class, but never bother to really think in-depth about anything or try to understand whatās happening. I assume that theyāre thinking this is all āuselessā information that theyāre ānever gonna use anyway.ā
But then they leave high school with 0 critical thinking skills or scientific literacy. It is frustrating from my end to see these students who, despite my best efforts, just donāt care enough to learn.
This girl 100% seems like one of those. Sooner or later though, real life is going to hit them like a ton of bricksābecause the laws of physics are largely indifferent to your ātheories.ā
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u/SirPoonSmasherIII 14d ago
Stupid D average student learned how to use a microphone.
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u/01-__-10 14d ago
Someone set it up for her.
āNo, no! You donāt put it IN your mouth!ā¦ā
Edit: āSupposablyā
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u/No_Entertainment1931 14d ago
Bible
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u/icecreampoop 14d ago
Which is funnier because she was going on how ānerdsā create stories and how do they know the sounds, skin texture, etc
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u/MedicinalPorpoises 14d ago
Someone needs to play reverse uno card.
"So God's word is in the bible... supposedly. I mean, how do they know?"
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u/majj27 14d ago
I've never seen someone whose two brain cells are fighting each other for third place but by God there she is.
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u/urbeatagain 14d ago
Fox News Audition tape leaked.
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u/numbertenoc 14d ago
In 2017, I took a job at TheBlaze as a contributor and began offering commentary on a variety of Fox News shows.
From her website
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u/killerjags 14d ago
My first book, You're Not Enough (& That's Okay): Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self-Love, is available now, and I couldn't be more excited! In this age of what I call "trendy narcissism," young women are bombarded with the myth that self-love is all we need for satisfaction. The truth is, self-love, self-empowerment, self-fulfillment, self-whateverĀ will ultimately lead to a dead end of disappointment.Ā In the book, we bust five of society's most popular cultural myths, such as "you can't love other people until you love yourself" and "you determine your own truth." These are superficial lies that, when believed, have both personal and societal ramifications. Thankfully, the Bible gives us truthful alternatives that show us a better way.
She sounds like an over the top antagonist in a comedy sitcom. Who the hell is actively against self acceptance?
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u/olivegardengambler 14d ago
Doesn't believe that you determine you own truth
Does exactly fucking that
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u/AdgeAy 14d ago
I know what they looked and sounded like because I watched the Jurassic park moviesā¦.
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u/WaffleGoat6969 14d ago
I played Ark Survival Evolved and can confirm dinosaurs are real.
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u/Post-Scarcity-Pal 14d ago
Confidently dumb.
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u/ashpanda24 14d ago
She's calculated. This is Allie Beth Stuckey, conservative Christian grifter and hypocrite.
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u/thehorseyourodeinon1 14d ago
Amazing one can be so confident God exists and yet questions the existence of dinosaurs.
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u/Ryokurin 14d ago
It's all to test your faith, you see. Depending on the denomination of Christian you ask the Devil or God put them there to create doubt that they exist. That's the same reasoning on why she'll probably will also say the earth is roughly 6,000 years old. Carbon dating is another big lie to them.
I remember asking when I was little, is it just that time was counted differently in those days since like 7 people in the bible allegedly lived over 900 years, and it didn't go over too well.
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u/GradeDry7908 14d ago
I went to a catholic school for 10 years and I once asked how people could live so long. Teacher said there was less pollution and 12 year old me thought āmakes sense.ā
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u/BettyX 14d ago
Church knows how to brainwash they have had thousands of years to practice.
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u/CaliBigWill 14d ago
She said Supposably. Just stop there
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u/MisterFantastic5 14d ago
Weāve officially entered the Idiozoic period of Earth history.
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u/Life-Violinist9322 14d ago
Sheās such an Irritator (no joke, this is a real dinosaur)
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u/pakman705 14d ago
"How do you know, what like, people looked like before photographs? How do you know?"
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u/Yen1969 14d ago
I call this: " I don't understand, so obviously nobody else can understand either" syndrome.
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u/Fearsthelittledeath 14d ago
There is this person who made an hour long video "auditing" the Chicago Field Museum and it literally starts off with her trying to pronounce Eukaryotes and said it wrong anyway while not caring because she didn't believe it made any sense to her. Complained about evolution, all the scientific theories, that dinosaurs are really dragons, and kept saying "how did they know, they weren't there?" or "it doesn't make sense to me so it makes no sense at all for anyone else".
They claimed to be "unbiased" and said the creationist side is also as "ridiculous", but she "audited" the creationist museum later and ate up all their lies. Her later videos of course showed even more what a typical idiotic person she is by being a Trump supporter who tries to get views by wearing a MAGA hat in public trying to force fights.
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u/Accipiter1138 14d ago
Facepalmed ten seconds into the video. Hoo boy, good thing the original appears to have been deleted or I might have hurt myself.
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u/uglyspacepig 14d ago
I hate that video. Everything she says is based purely off of her ignorance and incredulity. Neither of which is a logical or even reasonable basis for a rebuttal.
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u/IHaveAChairWawawewa 14d ago
Well, to be fair, we don't really know exactly what they looked like. That's why it was such massive news when we realised they probably had feathers. There might even be curveball organs like elephant trunks n shit that are impossible for us to know because soft tissue doesn't really hold up over millions of years.
But in terms of how they sounded, I think we've got some preserved vocal cavities or something that we used to estimate how they might've sounded.
She's a moron with valid questions but she's too quick to take her uncertainty as evidence against the existence of dinosaurs.
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u/Magister5 14d ago
I would love to see her explain Vesuvius and the people in "Bombay"
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u/alborigano 14d ago
Iāll never understand their delusions. To them itās impossible to know what a t-rex looked or sounded like because fossils are made up, but they are dead certain of what Jesus looked and sounded like based on a bunch of old stories. How do they compute?
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u/DigoesDidIt 14d ago
Everyone knows dinosaur bones were planted by the devil to distract true Christianās from their ultimate goal: hating the gays.
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u/Various_Cricket4695 14d ago
Is this Miss South Carolina?
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u/Cancerisbetterthanu 14d ago
lol. But seriously, who tf is this. I thought it was Busy Phillips for a second
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u/Extreme_Assistant_98 14d ago
This is what happens when you are groomed and indoctrinated as a child. Sad.
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u/irr1449 14d ago
This is what happens when anyone with a cell phone and a pretty face can become an authority because a large group of unintelligent people follow them on social media.
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u/Extreme_Assistant_98 14d ago
100% the internet has made the stupidest fucking people famous.
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u/joemeteorite8 14d ago
Itās given every village idiot a megaphone and mountain top to scream from.
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u/mrsagc90 14d ago
Duh. Everyone knows fossils were planted by Satan to make people doubt the bible. /s
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u/iamzion248 14d ago
No your wrong, they were put there by God to test the faith of the people. /s
Because you know God has to occasionally make trouble to test all the children that he loves to make sure that they have enough faith to fear, love, and worship him.
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u/Warkitz 14d ago
This girl makes more money than me.
We deserve our coming extinction.
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u/BriefCheetah4136 14d ago
Supposably, she feels she is somehow relevant and that her opinion matters
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u/Diabl21693 14d ago
Itās fucking terrifying that the stupidest people on this planet are given the biggest platforms to spread their bullshit.
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u/Jonahmaxt 14d ago
These are two completely separate ideas that donāt really go together. The bones are real, obviously. Dinosaurs existed, obviously. In terms of how they are represented in pop culture like their skin and their sound, yeah, sheās right those are mostly educated guesses backed by very little evidence.
Clearly this woman does not know the difference between actual science and Jurassic park. To her, I guess itās all the same ānerd fantasyā.
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u/RubiMent 14d ago
People really underestimate palaeontology. In a film yes, it is backed by little evidence, but actual scientist who theorise how the animals looked like put a lot LOT more effort into the research, and it is not just baseless assumptions. It is far from just slapping skin on some bones.
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u/SlickWilly49 14d ago
Hereās a really interesting snippet from a talk given by palaeontologist David Hone, where he describes the speed and distance a T-Rex could run. The degree to which they can theorise about the physiology and predation of dinosaurs from a tiny bone structure in the foot is amazing. Itās the difference between investing your life into understanding dinosaurs with the minimal amount of specimens available to us, and āwe donāt know what they looked like so they didnāt exist lmaoā
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u/LazerDogs 14d ago
Whoa there buster. Jurassic Park wasn't a documentary? You've shattered my world view
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u/This_guy_Jon 14d ago
Me driving my car , yeah fuck them dinosaurs šļøššļø
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u/itoldyallabour 14d ago
Unfortunately youāve got carboniferous plants in your tank
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u/NeedlessPedantics 14d ago
Mmm, more likely itās dead algae and phytoplankton from the Tethys sea.
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u/ithinkitsnotworking 14d ago
The education system there needs some work.
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u/Tiervexx 14d ago
Can't educate students who don't give a shit and don't want to learn.
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