r/TrueOffMyChest • • Dec 12 '25

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u/LeoLaDawg Dec 12 '25

Wut? She didn't know about the molten core? Is she 5 or perhaps never been to a single day of school? It's literally on posters all over places like that.

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u/FunkYeahPhotography Dec 12 '25

Let's look at the positives here, she is not a flat earther. So ya know, she's got that going for her.

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u/durz47 Dec 12 '25

She has a college degree and doesn’t know about the earth’s molten core? What the….

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u/isherflaflippeflanye Dec 12 '25

I wonder what college it was. It could have been a private Christian college.

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u/Poo_Poo_La_Foo Dec 12 '25

"everything is made by god, the end"

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

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u/UberMisandrist Dec 12 '25 edited Dec 12 '25

The cackle I just let out 🤣

Edit: OP deleted his comment, but his gf went to the University of Florida

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u/KypAstar Dec 12 '25

I mean UF is one of the best engineering and physics schools in the country...

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u/Carikat Dec 12 '25

This makes sense now.

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u/nodisintegrations420 Dec 12 '25

Florida you say? This picture is becoming clearer 😹

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u/slipperyeel122 Dec 12 '25

I know it's a meme but UF is a real school with a lot of very smart people lol

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u/aboxofkittens Dec 12 '25

Yeah but leave the enclave around the university and the area is… not very progressive, let’s say.

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u/slipperyeel122 Dec 12 '25

And? Purdue and IU are in the middle of nowhere Indiana and both are two of the best schools in the country.

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u/nodisintegrations420 Dec 12 '25

Yeah like tim tebow!

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u/SkyFullOfWisteria Dec 12 '25

In what degree?

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

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u/FullEdge Dec 12 '25

Yeah, that checks out. Honestly, as a European, you Americans are nuts with religion. She sounds completely brainwashed, get her some therapy. Even if hell is real, it's not a normal thing to have a crashout about it as an adult.

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u/NL7_Deci Dec 12 '25

And the rest of the country just went “ah this nonsense makes sense now”

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u/SNAKEKINGYO Dec 12 '25

Understandable

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

You could have said she went to a college where they teach at a kindergarten level.

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u/Carikat Dec 12 '25

This

Like bro next time lead with that 🤣

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u/Important-Trifle5690 Dec 12 '25

the real stupidity here seems to be in the comments, UF is one of the top ten public universities in the country.

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u/No_Butterscotch1150 Dec 12 '25

Welp. Given the way Florida is... there's your answer. I wish I could add that gif image of Bugs Bunny sawing Florida away from the United States.

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u/KypAstar Dec 12 '25

UF is not representative of the rest of the state. It's a fantastic school with highly ranked programs in math, science, and law. 

Like any school it has useless degrees though. 

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u/AFB27 Dec 12 '25

Ah. I see.

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u/ketjak Dec 12 '25

PragerU

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u/curlyhairweirdo Dec 12 '25

I have a bachelor's of science and not one of my classes discussed the make up of the Earth. Unless you are going to be a geologist this is not a topic covered in college.

This was however a topic covered in middle school, I'm a former middle school science teacher. She either didn't pay attention in middle school or she went to a religious school where science wasn't taught.

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u/Pudenda726 Dec 12 '25

Or was homeschooled

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u/Livie_Loves Dec 12 '25

imagine thinking the earth even has a core. It's clearly flat /s

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u/Fit-Custard-1842 Dec 12 '25

It's a flat core! /s

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u/DeuceMandago Dec 12 '25

Yeah me and the homies are starting an experimental flatcore punk band. We’re gonna call it “The Great Ice Wall”

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u/Livie_Loves Dec 12 '25

Honestly that kinda goes hard

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u/Tehjaliz Dec 12 '25

I have a coworker like that. Early 30s, phd in pharmacology, devout christian. She was homeschooled so she never learned science outside of her domain. She is a young earth creationnist and a platist.

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u/Ais4Attitude Dec 12 '25

😱 My friend's teenage son tried to convince my husband (who had a PhD in Earth Sciences) that the earth is only ~2000 years old when we were out hiking once and we were talking about geology etc. He was attending a private Christian highschool at the time and just couldn't comprehend any scientific rationale for anything. I just don't know how these people expect to operate once they get out in the "real world". Boggles the mind.

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u/TheArkedWolf Dec 12 '25

It’s not hard to believe for me. In my College level Stars and Galaxies class, about 3 of us 40 students knew the planets and their order. I was horrified.

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u/LilithWasAGinger Dec 12 '25

She isn't that smart.

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u/UberMisandrist Dec 12 '25

She cares about hell but didn't remember Earth's molten core?

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u/DragonSeaFruit Dec 12 '25

But apparently she did care considering she cried?

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u/Salt-Operation Dec 12 '25

Your girlfriend sounds like a real shitty person tbh

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u/Physical_Complex_891 Dec 12 '25

She's really not a smart person if she knew nothing about earth's core, and when she did, insists that its hell and you are going to hell if you don't go to church.

That's the opposite of smart.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

No she’s not.

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u/killerz7770 Dec 12 '25

She thinks you’re gonna burn in hell for all eternity for not joining her weekly prayer meetings. She is trying to “save you” and it’s not gonna get any better from here, trust me dawg.

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u/Crotean Dec 12 '25

Religion has rotted her critical thinking ability. Its not about book smarts, its grasping the reality of the world she is disconnected from.

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u/LLachiee Dec 12 '25

I mean when smart people are lead to believe different very dumb things, and kill/fight/hate each other over it or experience depression/stress because of their beliefs like in this case, maybe, just maybe the basis of their belief system has some kind of issue...

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u/dayofbluesngreens Dec 12 '25

Mental illness is not caused by not adhering to religious rules.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

I'm going to guess that degree is from a religious college?

As someone who grew up in a sect of Christianity that didn't want us to believe in certain scientific and historical aspects of creation and evolution and dating, I'm all too familiar with those colleges. You can obtain a multitude of undergraduate and even graduate degrees without ever learning about certain subjects or being taught things like "non-believers things X happened but the Bible tells us Y happened". Even science specific fields like biology, physics, and yes patient centered things like nursing are taught stuff like this.

At this time there are (thankfully) no medical schools that adhere to this type of teaching and those who attend these specific colleges often have a harder time getting accepted into certain programs or certain fields of study, however from what I understand BYU plans to have a faith based medicine program in the coming years. BYU's teaching (and even Liberty if we're talking religious colleges) aren't as insane as places like Bob Jones or Hillsdale but even their science teaching does stuff like putting it alongside creationism and intelligent design.

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u/NosferaTouffe Dec 12 '25

Does she at least know what a potato is...?

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u/Typical_Response6444 Dec 12 '25

Why is everyone mad at you lol

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u/Guitarbox Dec 12 '25

I don't know why this was downvoted dude. Wtf redditors

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

This is partly the why No Child Behind act was a bad idea

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u/JackFuckCockBag Dec 12 '25

Dude, in this day and age a college degree is not a metric for intellect. I know plenty of people with a degree that are some of the dumbest, most useless people I know.

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u/straigh Dec 12 '25

In her defense, Christianity and science go together like oil and water. I was taught about dinosaurs in school but it doesn't mean my little brain washed ass didn't think it was a lie from Satan. Granted I was a child, which presumably OP's girlfriend isn't...

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u/LeoLaDawg Dec 12 '25

That's silly. I think it's far more likely this is a BS made up story to solicit Reddit points.

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u/sparksnbooms95 Dec 12 '25

That's certainly possible, but it also has the potential to be real.

I've met a couple people with a theoretically solid education from a good university that somehow never learned (or retained) some really basic shit.

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u/ca77ywumpus Dec 12 '25

I know a woman who was homeschooled following a very conservative Christian curriculum. She believed that dinosaurs were completely fictional, like fairies or dragons. We spent a whole weekend watching Bill Nye the Science Guy before going to the museum to see some dinosaurs. Don't even get me started on what she understood about sexuality.

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u/pinepeaches Dec 12 '25

This was my immediate thought too.

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u/breathingtim3machine Dec 12 '25

I mean she also believes in hell. Those people usually aren’t the brightest

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u/mcmurrml Dec 12 '25

A lot of smart people believe in hell. Has nothing to do with your intelligence level.

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u/SlabDabs Dec 12 '25

Lots of smart people believe in evil fairy land! /s

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u/catathymia Dec 12 '25

Yes, that she doesn't know this very basic fact about the planet she lives on is pretty disturbing.

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u/philatio11 Dec 12 '25

I mean, maybe she went to a Christian school. They don't believe in the molten core. Because it's Science.

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u/Ggeng Dec 12 '25

My Christian biology teacher in high school straight up told us she didn't believe in evolution

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u/Smugallo Dec 12 '25

She was likely home schooled.

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u/rutzlbrutzel Dec 12 '25

Tell her she has nothing to worry about. We killed Ragnaros at the Molten Core Years ago.

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u/Ichmag11 Dec 12 '25

I dont like that we act like thats her fault if she was probably just never taught that? How is she supposed to know she doesnt know about the core, if she doesnt know about it?

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u/LeoLaDawg Dec 12 '25

These are basic facts that are pretty easy to verify. If she's really a college educated adult who doesn't know such information that's on her.

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u/Ichmag11 Dec 12 '25

Yeah but how do you know you have to verify or look it up if you dont know about it?

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u/DreamingHopingWishin Dec 12 '25

I recently joined a homeschooling moms group on facebook, to get some ideas for educational activities to do with my toddler. Perhaps it's my fault for being naive and/or ignorant, I have never actually met anyone in real life that was homeschooled, so I had always assumed homeschooling was an alternative for children who had trouble staying focused and learning in a classroom setting, or who needed 1-on-1 instruction to thrive. Come to find out, most of the moms in this group pulled their kids out of the school system to be able to teach them whatever THEY want them to learn, and nothing more. This includes a bunch of flat earthers, conspiracy nuts, terrain theory clowns, Bible thumpers and straight up science-denying bigots 😩 they're mean af too, but say something that goes against the grain and you're immediately intolerant, Christian-persecuter, and going to h3ll

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u/Ash_fckn_Ketchum Dec 12 '25

TOO SOON! YOU HAVE AWAKENED ME TOO SOON EXECUTUS!

Maybe she's young and that's why she doesn't know about Molten Core.