Found on FB

[mac56]

[underpants]

1. Spot on.

[Maraya1969]

2. What am I missing? That he can't find that stuff on the computer?

[drray23]

4. that keyboard warriors think they know better than scientists

and somehow figured something that the scientists missed by using the internet.

[Maraya1969]

5. Thanks.

[irisblue]

16. That might be my next-door neighbor guy. I feel bad for his wife

[SmartVoter22]

18. She may be off to make cookies...

that have some 'special chocolate chips' in them.

Dark chocolate can mask the taste of many common poisons.

[irisblue]

19. Oddly specific reply there....🍪

[jaxexpat]

9. In an assumption that your question was asked in sincerity, I will venture the following.

The guy in the chair represents the person that a substantial part of modern society actually is: internet surfer chicks and dudes.
The most naive of them actually cut their "cult teeth" by believing they have learned something which "most people" haven't. Thus, the low-information person who speaks with authority on complex issues without understanding them, the conspiracy faddist is born. The Trumpist is risen. The woman, who's face remains hidden is a loyal wife who will follow, a long suffering wife who feels compelled to follow or a complicit harridan such as our Ms. Taylor-Greene.

It's not supposed to be funny. But it is, in a sardonic, 21st century Tennessee Williams kinda way. I sincerely hope our conversation is a joke on me.

[Ilsa]

12. I think that's a good detailed explanation of drray23's reply.

So many of these conspiracy theorists read a few articles referenced on facebook, then consider themselves non-elite experts. They cannot argue the substance of their alt-facts because they have not bothered to get a real education on the underlying subject matter, as you said.

A debate with them ends when they declare, "Because QAnon says so," and they drop off. They cannot handle a real mental challenge because of cognitive dissonance and personality.

It's scary that psychology and personality are such strong components of how this happens and evolves.

[PirateRo]

3. This should have it's on sculpture in DC

Copies of it should exist in every state. School kids should visit them.

[Wounded Bear]

6. That's the opening plot line of every disaster movie...

[KS Toronado]

7. Needs a Qanonsense poster right above his head

that's sporting a MAGA hat.

[RKP5637]

8. Who wouldda guessed we have so many geniuses in the US at their keyboards! n/t

[CaptainTruth]

10. "Critical Thinking" needs to be a required subject in our schools.

We're creating far too many adults who lack that skill, & our society is paying the price for it.

[area51]

13. This. n/t

[dalton99a]

11. Information from a top-secret medical school that has secret textbooks

and ancient knowledge passed down by space aliens

[Nitram]

14. Yup. You don't need to study science to know it's usually wrong.

[keithbvadu2]

15. PHD

[WhiskeyGrinder]

21. Your third meme is shitty and ableist.

[OhioChick]

17. Isn't that truth! n/t

[Duppers]

20. YES!

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[OhioChick]

22. You've been missed

[Duppers]

23. I love you, girl.

- your very flawed friend.

[OhioChick]

24. I love you, too

You're not flawed in the least.