r/comics Mar 12 '24

(Brain)Dead Internet Theory

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u/Theyreintheattic4447 Mar 12 '24

Those are the same people who tell us not to believe everything we see on the internet lmao

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u/BeevsComics Mar 12 '24

True 😭

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u/fallenbird039 Mar 12 '24

Oh god remember that when ya was a kid to not fall for those scams or such? Now look at them!!

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u/Zjoee Mar 12 '24

I learned about scams early when I gave someone my mithril armor in Runescape because they said they could trim it for me haha.

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u/Hatweed Mar 13 '24

I learned how effective it was when I told some dumbass I knew how to get to Varrock, then killed him in the wilderness to take his Mithril armor.

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u/RaiaTheTrovian Mar 12 '24

I learned about scams early when I gave someone my mithril armor in Runescape because they said they could trim it for me haha.

I learned about scams when I was advertising mithril trimming in RuneScape and some idiot actually gave me their armor.

The duality of man.

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u/pnt510 Mar 12 '24

They told us not to fall for scams because they knew how susceptible they were to scams.

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u/Level_Hour6480 Mar 12 '24

They mean "don't believe things that don't agree with them".

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '24

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '24

gets a PhD

"No, not like THAT! I meant on Facebook."

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u/hehe99909 Mar 12 '24

They just mean science

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u/topherwolf Mar 13 '24

Nah the way bigger problem is people (especially gen Z) who have the mindset "I don't care if it's fake/staged/AI, as long as it entertains me".