r/ConfidentlyIncorrect - ah yes, "facts" 

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You could let us at least finish the video first. UwU

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Honestly I was surprised with the breakdown in "logic states more gross earned is better than matching gross spending" I love economics seeing how 💰 rules the world. But also how we get memes transitioned to "don't be cruel to yourself and others" and "do actual research" are highlights more than meme culture.

We could learn more from the click about the economy and even how taxes work than any high school ever. (If there is a high school you go to that explains it better, wow)

My grandfather always told me that there was nothing worse than a person that knows a little bit about something.

“A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.”

Exactly. Click fills in all the misinformation and gaps many Americans crappy public schools (generalizing personally) mis-taught us lol. And I've learned something personally and that is always a bonus in my book. You learn so much outside the education system, let alone our down time has little jewels like economics and math.

Oh, well that explains why my brother couldn't eat the sticker after I told him "this cool thing I've seen on Internet"

...bet it was buzzfeed's fault

@@someonessidechannel1485 xd actually it was the reddit post shown. In my defense I told him I didn't know if it was true but he wanted to try. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

My brain skipped the safely part in the edible definition and my brain immediately went " _so poison is edible?_ "

So you *_can_* eat the sticker on the fruit

I’m a physician, and agree completely. Click has such a good way of explaining things in a non-boring way. Also extremely easy on the eyes!

no

im too stupid to understand half the words in that sentence but i probably agree

oh yeah that'd be awesome! Like Hbomberguy style... informative and entertaining and wholesome and cursed

Clicking information! That could be the name! It makes education “click” with people

That last person was actually three beagles in a trenchcoat and they all panicked.

To BE fair, the wird caucasian IS comparably rarely used, but IT IS still stupid😅

Click, you need to collab with Pewdiepie in a sing off of Hej, Monika

I just want to get to the confidentlycorrect content

I'm one of the Josés, thanks Click

Change name to José. Proplem solved ;)))

Your name is now Jose and you have no saying in the matter

well click probably made a deal with the devil

He did find satan on r/foundsatan

@@zombiekittenxx8471 lol who woulda thunk it?

@@WildLukas333 what?

Don't you DARE, compare that heathen to The Click!

Not a pro-lifer here, would you rather have been aborted?

I 100% agree

As someone with a single mom cause my "father" is shit and claimed i wasn't his child, It did hurt me when I got to know that once I got older and I did question why plan to give birth to a child when you are unfit and unwilling to raise one. also a reason why Im not prolife. Sorry if I didn't get my point across clearly, Eng isn't my first language😅

how was the adorption?

@@CantHandlePureCrack Terrible my foster mom was stealing my government money behind my back

*confused confusion*

Haha...funny :3

Made in China souvenirs?

Wait what, their boomerangs are not from australia

Sadly your wrong. Their biggest export is iron ore. Boomerangs aren’t even in the top 10.

You have just insulted my entire culture But yes

@@jamesp3992 wait, how so?

I felt more insulted by the spelling of quarantine

What’s “carantine?”

@@keirfarnum6811 fixed.

i was the 70th like because you're lonely x3

@@leporid257 thank you.

Sad TwT

Or science. Or court precedence. (Typhoid Mary, anyone?) Or what's in the US Constitution.

@@John_Weiss I mean, we already knew we were surrounded by willfully ignorant dumbasses. I think what took most of us by surprise was how much stupider they could get if they worked diligently at it.

Surely sad Hippocrates oath is misconstrued

RAT :)

boggling

Yes-yes! Make machine do the ritual sounds-chants , yes-yes! Rat-creature will cast the great spell-magic!

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Sweet rat, bro.

People are morons

Afrikaans is literally in the same language family as English!

Do a barrel roll while you're at it!

It's amazing how many people don't know this. Or that South Africa is the name of an actual country. I learnt these facts via casually viewing films like District 9, Blood Diamond, and Long Walk to Freedom, and thinking: "huh, I wonder what language that is, I'll have to Google it." Minimum effort.

.... he mistook a ×mask for a +mask

Fortunately, we don't need to find the ships to find plenty of other well-preserved records about what went on. Now, if we could find accounting ledgers from the Jurassic period...

I'm pretty sure they have found ships though. In my American history course we learned about the recent discovery of the last slave ship.

That depends hugely on the circumstances. They found ships from ancient times (like, when the pyramids were still under construction) perfectly (more or less) preserved. So no, not in all cases does wood decay.

Wood tends to either petrify (I believe this is caused by the mixing of other minerals into the wood itself and pressure?) Or decay, so it's sorta moreso controlled by the environment around where the ship sank to

It's also possible the ships were repurposed, like taken apart and used for other things.

so glad i’m not the only person who thought this ;-;

Yeah even if america included freedom of travel in there they cant force other countries to let us in.

It takes skill to be an idiot twice in just a single six-word sentence.

@@saltydinonuggies1841 actually it is in there, the freedom to move unimpeded is a constitutionally protected right. It's why you can't block streets, or force someone to change direction.

I’m glad someone remembers their stats classes. I had a teacher who was proud of his 75% drop out and failure rate; there’s a reason we nicknamed it “Sadistics” instead. It was all math to him and he didn’t really teach us how to apply it. I still managed to get an A- though; despite getting Ds on the first three tests (the final grade was weighted to the final; so all that effort figuring out where I screwed up on the other tests was worth it). So in the end, I only actually understood the math and not the applicability. 😭

mhm! I think technically you COULD work with a sample size smaller than 30, but there's a slew of adjustments you have to make to the calculations, and it isn't worth the potential for biases if you could take a bigger sample anyway.

@@keirfarnum6811 So, just to be clear, *checks notes*, your statistics professor was proud that he was 75% useless? Must have been really hard for those poor students.

So.... is your argument is that flailing around blindly is better than actually studying for the subject??? I'm confused.

​@@OriginalCreatorSama Right? Maybe I just don't understand their point but it doesn't sound like the Dunning Kruger effect. Do they think it's when you don't know anything about something but do really well anyway rather than grossly overestimating how well you did even though you did poor/average?

@@scalpingsnake Right? i think the effect is better described as someone that watched parts of a Zelda game as their kid played it then years ago and now tells everyone how "i know everything about the game, i watched my kid play it. If you knew anything you'd know Zelda was the green guy, not the princess. You're such a liar." which is factually untrue, Zelda is the princess and Link is the green guy. But they know so little they're convinced they're right no matter what you say or do and refuse to look at any of your evidence of they think it's fabricated as an elaborate hoax because clearly their decade old partial memories are more accurate than the freaking author of the game.

Was it because thou toldst him he was afraid of stairs?

Invincibility frames.

Well, the DP-12 is a thing

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Deadpool? I mean, he does save lives. He takes lives, too, but he also saves lives.

Well, my first thought was depth perception, which CAN sometimes save lives, depending on what's involved, but then thought of something best suited for... I guess the "Hub" would be the best way to put it.

Fun fact domestic pigs qre the same species of boars and will grow back fur and tusks if left in the wild for enough time EDIT I'm dumb and they aren't the same species just veeery close like domestic cats and wild ones but still not the same

This needs more likes. I didn't see the dumbbell being held my the buff dude and thought the answer was 60 ^^;

thats even wrong. theres 2 4's the dumbells are less then each ring is 1 and the dumbells have 4 rings therefor 4x2 8 the dude has a mask so 5+3 and is using a +4 dumbel so 5+3+4 so its 8 + 12 x 3

And the second symbol is a multiplication not addition. Pretty sure the equation ended up as (6+6)+(5+3+6)x(3)

@Édouard Clément good eye I completely missed that. I wonder if that may make the equation unsolvable as we have no way of knowing if each weight has the same worth, or if each size has it’s own value. Edit: or, assuming none of the weights have a negative or zero value and the remaining dumbbell could value anything from just above 0 to just under 6, the answer(X) could be 24

The way you described it made it sound beautiful! Perhaps a dash of color from recently laid flowers that just barely peek above the freshly fallen snow?

@@mangaanimefan3089 the vibrant color against the snow would be beautiful, my first thought went to roses and the red would be such a nice contrast over the white

@@GhoulQueenIncarnate Yes. Red roses!

He also has a music channel!

"...because it wasn't invented by a mathematician throwing dice," or something along those lines.

Idfk

Have you never been on his music channel?

I literally started tearing up at how beautiful his voice is-

@@mental_kintsugi his WHAT-

@@KookyVT Look for his real name Mark Deck

Bug/Fairy type?

To me it sounds like a mixture between 'adorable' and 'scorpion'. So I imagine the pokemon to look like that.

@@elmerthiendoesgames9061 No, ghost and steel type.

What was it supposed to say other that adorpion?

Eevee evolution vibes

I developed an allergy to adhesives At the age of 45 suddenly a Band-Aid will take my skin off due to the formation of blisters where the adhesive touches. Too much adhesive and I need a steroid injection... or stop breathing... whichever comes first.

@@the_algorithm Look into the types of adhesive used. band-Aids use a vinyl resin, so you might want to avoid other forms of vinyl as well, while seeing if you can find non-vinyl versions Personally, I have an allergy to something, I had a reaction only once, nearly 20 years ago, so whatever it is isn't common, but I never figured out what triggered it and occasionally wonder if it is ever going to happen again

@@MrGreensweightHist Thanks for the response, but it is "most" adhesives. A spray adhesive can/will kill me adhesive bandages... it depends.. even hyopallergenic paper tape used at the hospital will take my skin off. And I've had surgery several times so they now use wraps instead. My dermatologist and GP has not figured it out so I avoid nearly all forms just in case.

@@the_algorithm I wasn't sure the ingredients used in other adhesives. I worked, briefly, as an EMT before going on to be a history teacher. I was used to seeing latex allergies cause what you were describing, though usually due to gloves. I hope your doctors get your sorted out at some point :(

@@the_algorithm it doesn't help that many of the adhesive bandage companies won't disclose their adhesive formulation. I react to some adhesives, but not others and that changes from time to time as the manufacturer changes adhesive formulations. The only adhesive I know absolutely always will cause a reaction is on nicotine patches, save for one expensive name brand, which I discovered when hospitalized. Good and bad, it'd have been nice to get more information on the sensitivity, but it's a lot nicer to not have severe irritation and sloughing for a month as well. Especially after damned near dying from thyrotoxicosis. One problem at a time, thank you.

Oh. SS for Suicide Squad, right? I was really worried for a sec here.

@@shytendeakatamanoir9740... I don't know anything else for Harley Quinn that would use SS as an abbreviation, so yes. 😅😅

That sounds lovely.

@@raelogan When I see SS, the first thing that comes to mind are the Waffen SS. So, you can see why this would be really concerning to have a kid dressed like that.

@@shytendeakatamanoir9740... Why would Harley- I-

I agree, wholeheartedly. Click is good people, and a good teacher.

Im not trying to be that guy, I swear. im just saying. please dont come after me, this is just smth I saw. it wasnt actually a haiku, it went 4-9-6

My ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS teacher pronounces “poem” as “poim”

@@rylanlittle7277 nean-der-thal, and po-me are the ones I got confused on, but those are how the haiku bot sees it, even though in more common speech, it is 4-9-6, but yeah, I understand the confusion.

If only the bot had put "say" in the first line instead of the second, then it would have been perfect.

🎵"pome" is how say🎵 🎵it you neanderthal who🎵 🎵the f⬛k says po-em🎵

Here was a fun one: Despite all the time and samples given to figuring out blood types, in 1901 only A, B, and C (later renamed to O) were discovered. Many more types were discovered to include Dombrock, which was found about 64 years later. Which is a bit funny considering that rH negative was found in 1940, but it is the most rare of the known blood types. Kind of shows that statistics can be shit. Even when presented correctly.

Or when they held the "world's most handsome men" tier list in a group of.. 7 people! Amazing!

One of my University text books was "How to Lie with Statistics"

Right-handed people commit around 90% of all base rate errors! Why isn't The Media (tm) talking about that, HUH? (Source: xkcd comics)

@@OmniscientWarrior My late maternal grandmother was O Rh negative, the universal donor. Oddly enough that meant that she could only *receive* O Rh negative. It also meant that, having a second child (my mother), could have resulted in the death of both of them due to antibodies generated from the 'mixed blood' from her husband. Fortunately that wasn't the case for her family as her first child died from whooping cough when my mother was a baby and obviously never knew her sister. That was in the 1910's when such things weren't known to medical science. I'm O Rh positive.

Your story is just something that have been always said about vaccines: no vaccine is totally risk-free. The reason we should still take vaccines, is that vaccines that have been approved on the market, have mild risks, or very rare risks, and are way less dangerous than the real disease. But yeah, putting a pathogen in your body, even if it had been deactivated, can't be totally risk-free, taht's just how the real world works, there's no miracle cure, just things that helps ^^' Also, I'm sure I can find dozens of stories like that about pretty much any medicine, should we ban aspirin because somepeople have been allergic to it? XD

It's biology, crazy cases are just expected at this point.

Just found this comment and idk how to feel either

I still say it's the best story in the Bible. It's God saying even he can be wrong and should apologize and not act out of anger.

The Ark encounter is basically the "Genocide and Incest park"

@@BluePhoenix_ Ah yes, the GIP.

@@toysruskid5074 which he immediately does many times after, but no more floods so it doesn’t count?

Most of the world uses the metric system, not just Europe.

@@tovekauppi1616 well I am not from most of the world, I don't know. I was too lazy to google stuff for a small joke 🤣😂

@@edgarsketches the only countries that use imperial are the US, Liberia, Mayanmar and to some extent UK and some former colonies.

@@tovekauppi1616 you don’t think of liberia and Maymar as countries having their sh!t together.

@@troystaunton254 LOL I call Archer fan :P

I feel the same.

I would love to attend clicky academy

I totally agree! My students would love the combination of clear explanations and snark.

@@kristinewalberg2938 Now I'm just imagining Click in a classroom teaching while dipping into his many alter egos. Just imagine: "Now class, I will be teaching the order of OWOperations." or "The Earth is a sphere due to gravitational force." Karen Click: "nO tHE eARtH iS fLaT bECaUsE THe bIbLe sAYs sO." As well as the occasional OT cameo.

he did make mistakes on the bodybuilder/weight/mask one. He didnt' realizer the bodybuilder had a weight making it 11 instead of 5 and that it is multiplied by the mask of 3 instead of added. It is 12+11x3=45

Right? They're really impressively conducting their job! Considering when I got my vaccine, I noticed that there were multiple nurses there giving them out. TIL that all of those nurses were actually the same person! They were just moving at such speeds in order to administer the vaccines, that it just looked like multiple people! That also explains why they all looked/sounded different as well, as I'm sure it would be difficult to maintain the same shape and voice for every single after-image. That nurse better be given the best life possible for all the work they're doing to make sure we're all safe.

It's a disturbing view into ol' Adolf's psyche when he considers 'The Gubbermint' one big monstrous blob-creature that eats tax money and causes atrocities. On its own. He doesn't even have the concept of 'government employee' on file in his head.

Naw, they don't have any time off so I'm letting them get a power nap while firing the machine gun full of vaccines at people on a conveyor belt I'm typing this with my toes

@@tra12048 I'm picturing a Koro sensei like being zipping around the place at mach 10 administering all those vaccines lol

my aunt is a nurse and she administers vaccines. I respect her, but her husband preaches at a church against gay marriage so I'm like "k but w h y"

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@@bensoncheung2801 that means it has been both 69 and 420: nice

@@donutquestionedtheelevated1070 Did you check my recent comments?

@@bensoncheung2801 no, what's up with them?

@@donutquestionedtheelevated1070 I comment "69 likes, nice" for almost every 69±1 I see; I omit the "nice" sometimes when it's inappropriate.

To me the issue is converting between imperial and metric. That doesn't mean the metric system is more complex, it means it's more complex for someone who is used to the imperial system to comprehend what the numbers mean. If you tell me it's 70 degrees Fahrenheit outside, I'll know it's a comfortable temperature. If you tell me to convert that to Celsius, I know there's a 5/9 or 9/5 and a 32 involved so I'll think about the boiling point of water (212F and 100C) and realize that to convert between them I subtract the 32 from the Fahrenheit temperature and then multiply by 5/9. Then I'll plug 70 in and get 38*5/9 = 21.11111 (I know that any number divided by 9 is a decimal followed by that number repeating...unless the number's 9). On the other hand, if you start telling me it's 21.1C I'll have to think about it for a minute to know that's a comfortable temperature. That being said, it's not that Celsius is more complicated than Fahrenheit, it's that I've heard numbers in Fahrenheit my whole life so I know what they match up to. The only unit I have a complaint about in metric is weight. Why is weight measured in kilograms instead of Newtons?

@@jonmendelson1104 Who knows what's going on with Newtons? But I think we would agree that the "better and worse" arguments are based on preferences. Both systems are equally accurate, why should anybody care which is used as long as conversions between the two are done correctly?

@@dziooooo It is easy enough to remember if these units are used frequently. But, most of us just buy containers without much thought about the dimensions. And, by the way, English/US Customary capacity is based on powers of 2. That is just as easy to remember as 10. The idea that metric is superior because of the fact it uses 10 is ridiculous. Sure, it is better for those who like the number 10. And, granted, many of us do like the number 10. But that is just a preference. It is not objectively better. Sure, anyone may prefer to use it or personally think it is easier, but that is likely because he was raised with the metric system. And, yes, doing math on a base 10 system with base 10 units is definitely nice, but again, it is not impossible to do math with units other than 10. If metric and its 10s are so great, then why does basically all of the world still use 60 second minutes and 60 minute hours?

​@@dziooooo I compete in VEX Robotics, the schedules are down to the exact second of start at some of the higher level events. Whether the match starts on time is not guaranteed. VEX tends to run half an hour slow. BUT, they do schedule very precisely. While the match is probably occurring later than planned, they all still occur in precise intervals, usually. That is when I have seen the significance of the exact minute; I need to know when to bring my robot to the gymnasium. Side note: I always give exact time, because I like precision. Just because we use base 10 math does not mean that we all prefer 10. While it is certainly easy to move a decimal, I would say dividing by 2 is just as easy, for those of us with a calculator, which is ALMOST ALL OF US, thanks to smart phones, and of course those persons like me carrying a TI-84 Plus with him where ever he goes. I never said that metric was not convenient, I just said it was not objectively better. While we do use a base 10 system for almost everything, that does not make it "right." And yes, it is nice, but that is only because we all have been taught this base 10 system from very young ages. And this brings me to the next point. Those who prefer metric and those who prefer US Customary likely only prefer either system because that is what each is used to. Whatever is more familiar tends to be the preference among humans. And why art thou even concerned how everyone measures? Just measure how thou wouldst like to, and then convert the answer to be convenient for the context. I am presently studying physics, and, no joke, I actually do the math in US units, and then convert the answer back to metric because that is what the question asked for the answer in. I understand US units better, and that gives me a better understanding of the concepts I am working with. Sure, gravitation acceleration might be 9.8 m/s^2, but I have a difficult time thinking about large amounts in metric units. 32.15 f/s^2, on the other hand, really shows me how much an item's speed is going to change. I understand feet very well, and if I can not only think about but also understand the size of everything, that improves my understanding of the concept as a whole. Of course, there are plenty who prefer the metric system, and those persons should measure with that because they each understand it better. But not Americans, for the most part. Everyone should measure how he would like, and then convert that for the convenience of others. Everyone understands that way.

@@jonmendelson1104 aren’t newtons defined with kilograms? (F=ma) (N=kg • m/(s^2)) I think grams measure mass, not weight, but I could be wrong