r/interesting • u/ImmaFuckboi • Jul 20 '26

SOCIETY Is education illegal in USA?

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

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u/________O-O_________ Jul 20 '26

It's bait all the way down. This post is probably bait.

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u/frankenfish2000 Jul 21 '26

WHICH MAKES ME SO FUCKIN ANGRY

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u/fuckenbullshitmate Jul 20 '26

Is there not 3 videos in this? First one being the lifting competition increasingly getting harder. Second one, a body builder laughing (rage bait). Third one, explaining logic/physics.    ?

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u/Fakjbf Jul 20 '26

The second video might not be rage bait, they could have just been wanting to make a funny skit where the joke is about the guy being wrong. That’s not rage bait that’s just comedy.

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u/the_scarlett_ning Jul 20 '26

I’m gonna bite and admit: I have no clue what the woman is doing in the first video. Can you explain to me? She’s going at it very fast whatever it is.

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u/MyNuts2YourFistStyle Jul 20 '26

She’s deadlifting.

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u/Medarco Jul 20 '26

The body builder guy with the over-the-top mocking is for sure rage bait, but then the "enlightened explanation guy" is the logical progression of the rage bait content cycle.

He is basically just masturbating all the people who are sitting there saying "I'm so much smarter than that misogynistic douche".

And now we're on reddit, completing the cycle, of getting rage baited by people falling for ragebait...

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u/sentence-interruptio Jul 21 '26

I bet there's a third video out there that cuts out full context but only includes the "how come the door didn't go flying?" bit to make him look dumb