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1   NDrLoR   2021 Jul 3, 2:23pm  

"wrote about drunk "white people" being "sooo retarded"

And she's talking about whites being retarded?!
2   Ceffer   2021 Jul 3, 2:29pm  

Useful idiots deluded they aren't idiots but are actually superior beings. "I be superior!" It's double downing the idiocies and the delusions and engaging the predictable '180 degree' reversal of reality.
3   richwicks   2021 Jul 3, 2:48pm  

NDrLoR says
https://www.yahoo.com/news/hammer-thrower-gwen-berrys-tweets-160200684.html


Good lord! I'm half surprised she doesn't have a bone through her nose.

4   Shaman   2021 Jul 3, 3:57pm  

I actually agree with her. There are a lot of retarded white people and most of them think of themselves as “educated.”
5   Patrick   2021 Jul 3, 4:06pm  

Ceffer says
Useful idiots deluded they aren't idiots but are actually superior beings.


Stupid people don't know they're stupid. Sometimes referred to as the Dunning–Kruger effect.

Conversely, smart people often underestimate their own intelligence.

Shaman says
I actually agree with her. There are a lot of retarded white people and most of them think of themselves as “educated.”


To be "educated" in anything other than science and engineering means to obey and absorb whatever you're taught, even if blatantly false. People who are constantly questioning what they are taught tend to get forced out of mainstream academia. There is an orthodoxy, and it is mandatory to profess belief in it.
6   richwicks   2021 Jul 3, 6:03pm  

Patrick says
Conversely, smart people often underestimate their own intelligence.


They MUST.

If you think you're smart, you stop learning. Everybody has to realize they are ignorant. I'm ignorant, you're ignorant, everybody is - and the sooner people acknowledge that and realize it, the sooner they can start learning and stop persist in being wrong. The biggest error I ever made in my 20's was thinking I was smart.
7   Onvacation   2021 Jul 3, 6:05pm  

Patrick says
Conversely, smart people often underestimate their own intelligence.

Not the ones I know.
8   richwicks   2021 Jul 3, 6:13pm  

Onvacation says
Patrick says
Conversely, smart people often underestimate their own intelligence.

Not the ones I know.


Are you certain they are actually smart?

How many of them believe that we're in a real pandemic? How many think that the Bush administration just made a mistake to start the war in Iraq? Do they believe that the US bombed Libya "to prevent a humanitarian crisis"? Do they realize there's political censorship in Big Tech? Do they realize that Biden wasn't actually elected? If you challenged them on any of these issues, would they get angry and start yelling at you and insulting you?
9   Shaman   2021 Jul 4, 9:16am  

richwicks says
If you think you're smart, you stop learning. Everybody has to realize they are ignorant. I'm ignorant, you're ignorant, everybody is - and the sooner people acknowledge that and realize it, the sooner they can start learning and stop persist in being wrong. The biggest error I ever made in my 20's was thinking I was smart.


“The oracle at Delphi said that Socrates was the wisest of all the Greeks because of all of them, he alone knew that he knew nothing.”
10   Patrick   2021 Jul 4, 10:54am  

The programmer in me cringes at "knowing that you know nothing", because then you know something, and no longer know nothing...
11   HeadSet   2021 Jul 4, 11:04am  

Patrick says
The programmer in me cringes at "knowing that you know nothing", because then you know something, and no longer know nothing...

Then just think of it as "rounding." You know .000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of what is out there to be know, and that rounds to zero.
12   Patrick   2021 Jul 4, 11:23am  

Computers are quite strict about the difference between something and nothing, so after programming a while you start to think that way too.
13   HeadSet   2021 Jul 4, 11:28am  

Patrick says
Computers are quit strict about the difference between something and nothing, so after programming a while you start to think that way too.

You must be thinking about "Nulls." As you know, in that case even zero is something, while null is nothing.
14   Patrick   2021 Jul 4, 11:38am  

"Null" is a mess in databases. It does very confusing things.

I was thinking more in terms of javascript and other programming languages, where 0 is absolutely zero.
15   clambo   2021 Jul 5, 6:38am  

She’s either a dope or clever.
She saw what happened with Colin Kaepernick; sitting on the bench, he came up with a way to seek attention, and he has made money from it.
Perhaps she knows “there is no bad publicity”, just publicity.
Maybe she can make a sex tape, it worked for Kim Kardashian.

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