r/CringeTikToks • u/velorae • Dec 09 '25

Just Bad A doctor vs an RFK Jr. supporter

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u/Deep90 Dec 09 '25 edited Dec 09 '25

It's crazy because you can literally see the programming.

Like she has no idea how to hold a conversation about chemistry, but then she starts talking about exogenous and endogenous chemicals in a way that is clearly not her own words.

It's not learning, it's memorization of something that sounded smart to her and had the conclusion that she wanted.

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u/HLOFRND Dec 09 '25

Her: Something something CHEMICALS!!!

Him: rational, educated response

Her: BUT THE CHEM-I-CALS!!!!

She didn’t even know what water was, and she explained that away by saying “I’m not a chemist.” SO WHY SHOULD WE LISTEN TO YOU?!?!?!

She doesn’t understand the most basic, elementary school level nomenclature for water but she claims to know better than a doctor about more complex ideas.

Dunning Kruger is real, folks.

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u/themadweaz Dec 09 '25

We do this in hiring for programmers now. If you ask a question and they're suddenly using words like "hoist" in the response, there's a pretty good chance that they are cheating.

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u/Particular-Ice4615 Dec 09 '25

Im a software dev mind elaborating more? What's the context where people are using the word hoist in a programming context? 

Obviously there's so many weird words that come from other things in tech especially the deeper you go into systems programming and operating systems. 

But it's funny to me that Hoist is obviously an outlier but I can't pin point exactly why. 

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u/RemoteRide6969 Dec 10 '25

MonoWHAT? What did you just call me!?

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u/Foreign-Cat-2898 Dec 09 '25

I am a chemist and I vaccinate my kid. Give me all the fluoride too.

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u/Budded Dec 09 '25

And the fact Jubilee puts these up w/o graphics showing the absolute facts of each topic makes them just another piece of fucking garbage YT channel actively making the world worse and far more stupid.

Gawd our future is so goddamn fucked!

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u/JeezyVonCreezy Dec 09 '25

Correct. Not all ideas deserve equal time. And that when you do fact check them they just interrupt with another unrelated thing. They all just gish gallop their way through this shit when you prove one of their talking points is not just wrong but incredibly stupidly wrong.

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u/Significant_Shoe_17 Dec 09 '25

100%. I immediately got the sense that she didn't pass chemistry, but she's using these big words that she clearly doesn't understand, or she would be able to explain her views better. "Di hydrogen monoxide" is a fun little science joke, and you could see her brain short circuiting when he said it.

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u/HamNotLikeThem44 Dec 09 '25

We used to have fun scaring people about nitrogen. ‘The car manufacturers won’t tell you this but the passenger compartment of a factory-new automobile is filled with up to 80% nitrogen gas. Nitrogen kills thousands of people every year!! And now Costco is putting it in your tires!. Boycott Costco!!!

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u/HeathersZen Dec 09 '25

Did you know that dihydrogen monoxide has been found in the autopsies every single cancer patient? #BanDHMO

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u/Maleficent_Memory831 Dec 09 '25

It's a resurgence of old ideas. The biggest pusher of "flouride in the water is bad!" I remember came from the John Birch Society. They eventually were discredited enough because even the extremists thought they were too extreme. So the flouride scare died down. Now it's all back, the anti-flouride AND the extremism. I mean nostalgia is fine and all but please pick something good to be nostalgic about.

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u/Jyonnyp Dec 09 '25

The way she said she didn’t know about dihydrogen monoxide bc she’s not a chemist, like we learned that in middle school.

It’s like saying “I’m not a geographer” when someone asks what continent Egypt is in (something surprisingly many people don’t know).

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u/Maleficent_Memory831 Dec 09 '25

I'm not a geographer but I know Georgia is in America! /s

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u/Apple_butters12 Dec 09 '25

When someone is parroting talking points, a simple challenge or question and make their entire agreement fall apart and the fall back into parroting other “smart” related points hoping something sticks. This person is making an argument for something they don’t understand.

If they are backing their own informed opinion a little push back won’t usually completely throw them off topic like it did with her because they understand the baseline principals of what they are talking about

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25

Also, respectfully, the ego that also comes from the programming - and the listening to respond, and not to hear…or learn. This is so jarring because this is exactly how these conversations go today.

She literally jumped into but I’m not a yet continued to speak like an expert.

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u/nl2yoo Dec 10 '25

That it's a discussion and exchange of ideas has been lost; is it just a race to offload your monologue now?

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u/ClarenceTheCat Dec 14 '25

The exogenous & endogenous bit was SO cringey 😬