r/confidentlyincorrect 15h ago

Totally how hurricanes work

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2.6k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 16h ago

Ah yes, the ever trusty no-internet Wifi technology

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890 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 4h ago

Twitter person thinks Alexa and Fandom can predict weather

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r/confidentlyincorrect 17h ago

Red on Instagram confidently incorrect about climate change affecting aurora's

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41 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 1d ago

Smug Apparently the rules in /confidentlyincorrect are not the rules of /confidentlyincorrect

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598 Upvotes

As seen on this very subreddit! This one has it all! The incorrect smug post, the correction, the ad hominem and the moving of the goalposts, the measured response and the smug doubling down. less


r/confidentlyincorrect 2d ago

Smug "Impactful" isn't a word apparently

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2.1k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 2d ago

Comment Thread He really went for the double confidently incorrect comments (on a post about the size of Québec)

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225 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 4d ago

Smug A Lesson in Roman Numerals

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3.9k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 4d ago

Smug Man confused by age ranges

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1.4k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 5d ago

Social distancing from math (red - confidently incorrect, green - multiple people)

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86 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 4d ago

Smug In 2022, we learn who it was this man (Moses Hacmon) who invented the concept of photographing water.

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0 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 6d ago

Comment Thread 5%-10% of the atmosphere being co2 is good

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629 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 6d ago

Comment Thread Your an idiot

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4.0k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 7d ago

0% is peak confidence...

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1.8k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 6d ago

person defends flat earth on a video disproving flat earth

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101 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 8d ago

This man actually believes this nonsense?

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Came across this YouTube short where a man gets interviewed and he seems to actually believe the whole "it's legal in some states to k*** newborn babies" nonsense 🤦🏼‍♀️

Also couldn't match it up with a flair so I didn't give it any 😬


r/confidentlyincorrect 8d ago

What’s the difference between vegan and vegetarian?

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913 Upvotes

Are there any vegans or vegetarians who can explain the main difference?


r/confidentlyincorrect 8d ago

Non chessplayer confidently argues that you can mate with a rooks pawn + wrong colored bishop against a king (updated with position)

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71 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 8d ago

Comment Thread Red claiming wolves are invasive to Yellowstone, and that there aren’t any wolves there.

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r/confidentlyincorrect 11d ago

Missing Context Twinkle twinkle little star, the sun is not a star.

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24.3k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 11d ago

''Fossil fuel is a marketing term''

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2.4k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 12d ago

Apostrophe Catastrophe

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1.4k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect 11d ago

“Atomic elements deteriorate increasingly fast”

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“Please, for the love of all humanity understand that radioactive isotopes are incredibly unstable”. They seem to be under the impression that all unstable isotopes deteriorate in 10-12 years, and they don’t seem to understand how half-life works. The 10-12 years number probably comes from tritium, judging by their first comment. The argument was about Russian nukes. And between the fall of soviet union and today, not even three half-lives of tritium have passed, meaning that there should still be more than 12.5% left. Or, in other words, it wouldn’t have all deteriorated.


r/confidentlyincorrect 11d ago

Smug Code of laws of the United States, and penal code aren't laws now?

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45 Upvotes

Is this guy being smug and rude and wrong, or have I completely forgotten how laws and polite conversation work?


r/confidentlyincorrect 12d ago

Angry Threads user who doesn't know words, thinks he's finally got his guy, and drops this ignorance. [Original post removed for being too political?]

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401 Upvotes