'What makes you instantly question someone's intelligence?' 19 people tell all.

When a Redditor u/unuwungu asked: 'What makes you instantly question someone's intelligence?' the internet was all too happy to answer.

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PettyAngryHobo says:

'Agree to disagree' I LITERALLY HAVE PROOF AS TO WHY YOU'RE WRONG!

2.

nakrimu writes:

They act like they are listening to your detailed story and then say ‘well anyway’ and start talking about something completely off topic.

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According to sortilege84:

People who unironically use the words 'alpha male'.

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qpFacts says:

'I know more than you about this thing I just learnt about 5 minutes ago.' Nothing worst than dumbasses who spout complete BS with confidence, and completely ignore people who try to correct them.

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WheresMaxwellHill comments:

Subscribing to a political party like it’s a religion.

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From manwithoutcountry:

Oddly enough, when they try and tell me their IQ.

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Armedes369 writes:

When they repeat a certain statement word for word I get the impression that they memorized something to sound more intelligent than they are.

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shoephone7 has a bone to pick:

If they believe in TV magicians, ghost hunting show, or that most other reality shows are not scripted.

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From malkumecks:

People who can only argue by raising their voice.

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AndyBales writes:

The kind of dogmatic anti-education sentiment you see going around the internet. 'I learned more in this 10 minutes video than in 3 years of highschool', 'College is a scam, my friend's cousin's dog dropped out to run his own business and is now a multimillionnaire'.

The education system is imperfect and you don't need a college degree to lead a successful life, but people who outright dismiss college as a useful tool or ask why high school doesn't teach us about taxes after they slept through algebra and home-ec just seem to be complaining for the sake of complaining.

'Oh look at me I'm a contrarian that likes to sh*t on some of the most useful established tools in modern society'.

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GameCox says:

Interest in a pyramid scheme.

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its-krabby-panties01 agrees:

I had a friend who was falling for one of those “work 4 hours a week from any beach in the world” scams. I told her how it was clearly a scam and if this was a true career, why wouldn’t everyone be doing it? Especially at the rate they were advertising.

Coming from a good place, all I was met with was “you’re just jealous” or “you’re not supportive and think you know better” type of comments. She ended up wasting 3-4 months of her time

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Pretengineer_825 shares:

They aren't open to changing their beliefs when given new information.

14.

filthconnoiseur has something to say to Sharon:

Talking about horoscopes. 'I'm toxic and clingy because I'm a caprisun.' No, Sharon, you're just a c*nt. The stars had nothing to do with it.

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From Manslick:

Claiming to be a sovereign citizen.

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addysol says:

Those 'I revoke permission for Facebook to have my data' posts that my Aunts send around every 6 months.

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CannaPanda69 comments:

Littering.

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Extreme_Today_984 shares:

I just heard a guy say 'God gave us the right to have a gun, if you're against my right to have a gun, you're also against God.' Politics aside, whether your for or against gun laws; that is a ridiculous statement.

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Manganela probably thinking of someone specific:

Active hostility to books (as opposed to simply not reading them).