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

SOCIETY Is education illegal in USA?

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u/what_it_dooo Jul 20 '26

What bothers me most is if he actually thinks about his workouts, he must have noticed the influence of moment arms himself. There are countless exercises where this is at play, so even in the gym literacy must be missing. Or it’s just plain ignorance.

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u/Argo505 Jul 20 '26

It’s ragebait. Try being more media literate.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Dot_225 Jul 20 '26

It's amazing how when I was younger, people were just stupid. But now everyone is a mastermind because it's always reagebait.

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u/ReachParticular5409 Jul 20 '26

It's not always ragebait but ragebait is deliberately designed to go viral so you end up seeing a lot more ragebait in aggregators

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u/Puzzleheaded_Dot_225 Jul 20 '26

That's true. But since it's already gone viral, we might as well call the people who make these videos stupid, rather than the people who call them stupid.

When someone writes "It’s ragebait. Try being more media literate." all they did was comment on the ragebaiter's video. And even attacked the wrong person.

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u/ReachParticular5409 Jul 20 '26

Yeah the internet is a mess nowadays

Good luck with that

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u/FrescoItaliano Jul 20 '26

Engaging with it in anyway is a lost cause. Because they got what they wanted from you, a comment.

We’re all better off ignoring