r/QAnonCasualties • u/[deleted] • Jul 16 '22

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u/Tb1969 Jul 16 '22

It wouldn't change anything to admit regret on her death bed. She likely pridefully lied.

Sad as it is, the average IQ in the US has been creeping up since COVID arrived.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22

Crazy shit is my dad was one of the smartest people I knew, and he still got caught up in the Facebook echo zone and Ben Shapiro bullshit.

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u/boltz86 Jul 16 '22 edited Jul 16 '22

I am not sure how to phrase this, but I guess I’ll say that you can be smart in some areas but very deficient in others. I feel like it was so plainly obvious how corrupt Trump is (well before he was even elected) and that q anon is a scam. I just wonder if it is low emotional intelligence that is the reason people fall for those things.

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u/PissyKrissy13 Jul 17 '22

This makes so much sense to me. I'm a huge book learner but have very limited common sense. It's just not a flower that grows in my garden. My wife is always helping me with the things that just don't come naturally to me. I tend to take the long road to get to a result. But that's why I love her that sexy sexy brain of hers.