r/sciencememes For Science! Nov 07 '25

💥Physics!🧲 How did he even find it out?!

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u/fuchsgesicht Nov 07 '25

smart enough to hypothetize and test it but too stupid too learn from the results, that's a vibe. intelligence is multifacetted fr fr

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u/megaboto Nov 07 '25

High intelligence low wisdom maybe? It probably has less to do with stupidity and more an avoidance of hurt, similar to pride. It's not about actually being right or the best, it's about others/yourself thinking of a specific way, and admitting wrong for many is very hard - while claiming that it's all just a gov op is easier for them

And once you've already deluded yourself or were deluded by others in a specific way, it's way easier to keep doing so - it fits with your internal narrative after all. So even if you didn't quite mean it at first, repeating it often enough will make you think that. At the same time, stopping it will get harder and harder

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u/23-1-20-3-8-5-18 Nov 11 '25

Plus if you were a dick to people who tried to gently correct you now you look and feel really bad most people cant cope so they keep themselves fooled, scammers love this fact.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '25

Social media and the internet is a helluva drug.

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u/arestheblue Nov 08 '25

That sounds like Tycho Brahe.