r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 12d ago

Meme needing explanation What movie reference am I missing

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u/KatanaPool 12d ago edited 12d ago

No, it’s not. Why are you getting upvoted?!?

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u/ForensicPathology 12d ago

Completely wrong information and doesn't even explain what movie OP was asking about.  And yet it's the top answer in the post.  This sub is terrible.

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u/Unhappy-Mix-6246 12d ago

Yep, this sub sucks. The top comment never explains the joke, and is usually just inside-joke vagueposting.

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u/Normal-Tear864 12d ago

I dont really believe anything over 100 up votes here is anything BUT bot activity - id just rather down vote then 3 clicks to never see a post again

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u/disasta121 12d ago

I upvoted it because it's only untrue if we're talking about pure random chance. But this is an exam, which has questions. Therefore, you need to consider two possible odds. The odds that they guessed at random and managed to get no answers correct vs the odds that they knew every answer and intentionally picked all the wrong ones. The latter is way more statistically likely.

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u/[deleted] 12d ago edited 12d ago

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u/Available-Bee-5385 12d ago

beep boop, I have convinced nearly 6 thousand people to upvote me

I am superior to your humanity

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u/Late-Eye-6936 12d ago

10000 upvotes, why are people like this.

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u/Present-Chocolate591 12d ago

I don't know wtf happened to reddit. 10 years ago you could be pretty sure that if a comment was heavily upvoted the info on it would be true.

Now you see all kind of misinformation or straight up stupid shit with high upvotes.

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u/Radiant_Veil 11d ago

Because a large number of people on this website are fucking idiots who take everything they read at face value for literally no reason

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u/IndependenceSouth877 12d ago

reddit be like

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u/_LewAshby_ 12d ago

Because people are stupid