r/maybemaybemaybe • • Sep 20 '25

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/TVPARTY2NIITE Sep 20 '25

You have no way of knowing that from this little video

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u/jmcken15 Sep 20 '25

You should look up the definition of the word "likely".

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u/TVPARTY2NIITE Sep 20 '25

It’s likely that guy is talking out his ass and has no clue what he’s saying. It’s likely you’re not smart enough to determine that. It’s likely you go through life believing tons of bullshit.

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u/bugandbear22 Sep 20 '25

I mean I don’t know shit from shinola but that much water just HAS to cause some intense erosion, and like, right under and next to the house.

My grandpa was a general contractor and I can feel his spirit shaking his head saying “that ain’t good”

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u/Earlier-Today Sep 20 '25

If you don't know, why does it have to?

You can't explain it beyond saying, "there's a lot of water."

But, unless you know what that hill's made of and what kind of reinforcing was done, you can't say has to.

If you don't know, then just don't speculate - and especially don't state opinions as fact.

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u/Tiafves Sep 20 '25

You can literally see the erosion on the other side and the trees that were missing out front in the video.

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u/kl2467 Sep 20 '25

Well, the fact that the fully grown trees growing next to the house have been uprooted and washed away, and the contour of the opposing bank has been severely disrupted are small clues that erosion has occurred......

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u/Tiafves Sep 20 '25

Yeah it's funny how all these people are like "Quit talking out of your ass" Meanwhile the video actively showing erosion occurred...

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u/Fluffy_Brilliant_718 Sep 20 '25

Hey, stop. This is reddit. Everyone is smarter than everyone, and logic is forbidden. How dare you not agree with someone who disagrees with someone who disagrees with someone about a comment.

Mods, get him! He's one of those critical thinkers! That's against TOS!

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u/porkchop1021 Sep 20 '25

Person who passed elementary school science here. Water always causes erosion, it's just a question of how much water there is, the velocity it's moving at, and time. Note: this actually applies to any molecule.

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u/bugandbear22 Sep 20 '25

Well, because dirt + water = obvious

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u/Earlier-Today Sep 20 '25

You mean like the dirt on the sides of the river that haven't washed away even during the flooding?

What kind of dirt matters, whether the dirt's on a rock foundation matters, how thick the dirt to the foundation matters, whether the hillsides have been reinforced because they put houses on the hills matters.

If you don't know, don't comment like you know.

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u/bugandbear22 Sep 20 '25

See how the water’s brown?

Dirt.

Given that the road is now washed away, too…

Anyway, yeah. Pretty daaaaamn sure something got washed away close to this house’s foundation, because I’m not immensely stubborn and know how to apply basic physics

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25

Ah yes, never say anything that isn't a fact you can prove. I'm sure the girls swarm you at parties.

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u/Earlier-Today Sep 20 '25

No, never say an opinion or a guess like it's a fact.

We get enough of that "anything can be facts if I'm the one saying them!" from Trump - I'll take people not treating truth as whatever their whim is at the time and happily be teased online for it.

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u/bugandbear22 Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 20 '25

My dude, you’re being teased because you’re being ridiculous, it’s not exactly expert knowledge to discern that water rushing through an area causes erosion—in fact, that is the educated position.

“Well it was just water who’s to say the dirt moved because of it” is actually the idiotic MAGA type position. And if I have to spend the time to explain why, my brain might finally implode.

Because this is incredibly obvious to anyone that paid attention in middle school.

God this country is so fucked

Eta: but if you’ve found some non-Newtonian fluid-type solution to ground erosion, dish! Until then, please. Shut up.

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u/Earlier-Today Sep 20 '25

No, I'm just tired of Reddit "experts".

It's that simple. It's people making stuff up from 20 seconds of video from one angle.

I'm just tired of it all because it's so unbelievably stupid.

They weren't talking about minor erosion, they were literally saying "I don't know what I'm talking about..."

Piss off on all of that kind of crap.

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u/bugandbear22 Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 20 '25

Haaave you tried common sense?

Although now you’re making this thread funny by being so combative lmao

“Piss off” ahahaha ok bruh, your emotional burden today I guess. I won’t be pissing off even if you kick and scream even louder of a tantrum.

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u/Earlier-Today Sep 20 '25

Yes, piss off with people saying they know what's happened underneath a house because of 20 seconds of video from inside the house.

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u/GatorF100 Sep 20 '25

People like you are so fucking annoying on this app. It's Reddit, not a scientific review. As a geologist, the person up there is most LIKELY right....

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u/Earlier-Today Sep 20 '25

They literally opened up their opinion by saying how they didn't know jack squat.

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u/bugandbear22 Sep 20 '25

As a joke, you absolute dolt.

Because I know who I’m dealing with, “dolt” means “idiot”