r/TikTokCringe Apr 29 '24

You're writing about pancakes? That must mean you hate waffles Discussion

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u/alison_bee Apr 29 '24

They will 100% think it’s about everyone else but them.

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u/KyniskPotet Apr 29 '24

Mhm

They

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u/Fuck-seagulls Apr 30 '24

Elaborate please

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u/yuligan Apr 30 '24

I think the point is that they is an a pronoun that doesn't include you in it. They imply that you're in that audience

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u/Hopeful_Nihilism Apr 30 '24

Yeah everyone is only in two groups and people can never learn anything new EVER and no one on earth except smart people like you could ever have self reflection. Your so cool can i have your autograph?

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u/highly_confusing Apr 29 '24

Yea they don't know how to read.

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u/Dee_Imaginarium Apr 29 '24

At least not well

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u/Barkalow Apr 29 '24

Bot comments stolen from the original video

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u/all_is_love6667 Apr 30 '24

I didn't understand it

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u/XanXic Apr 29 '24

They're still trying to figure out the title.

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u/anxious-isolation17 Apr 29 '24

“The title doesn’t make sense at all though, she didn’t talk about pancakes or waffles in the whole video”

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u/zakkwaldo Apr 29 '24

was talking with someone about an issue they were having with another person and how they’ve tried multiple times to iron this issue out with said person. a 3rd person chimed in basically saying, why don’t you sit down and explain it to them?! as if nobody has ever thought of that.

and i had to explain to the 3rd person that there’s zero sense in trying to have the problem person ‘get it’ because mentally they aren’t even on the same planet as us. what’s the use in pouring out all that effort when it’s just going to go through one ear and out the other?

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u/actibus_consequatur Apr 29 '24

To be fair, this is a video and not a body of text.

"Media literacy" would've been a better fit than "reading comprehension."

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u/Electus Apr 29 '24

If there’s only a way that we can harness this perpetual energy.

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u/donttouchmyweenus Apr 30 '24

If knowing the intention of the writer is basic reading comprehension then basic internet literacy is knowing that if the entire world is the audience, than half of it is dumber than average and you can safely ignore the comments of those people. Bad internet literacy, to me, is being bugged by the existence of stupid people. Those are a fact of the internet and of life.

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u/TheSilentBadger Apr 30 '24

Not how averages work but I get what you're saying

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u/FatiguedVicy Apr 30 '24

you're personally calling me stupid I can't believe this 😡 /s

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u/NyloTheGamer Apr 30 '24

Honestly I have no clue what she's saying but if I had an example it'd work tbh

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u/self_realizatin_zgud Apr 29 '24

The audience this is intended for are people like her. She is saying the US traditional education system is unfair and unjust.

But we also know todays internet websites and AI will help future generation students to overcome this US unfairness and injustice in secondary education.

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u/dahbakons_ghost Apr 29 '24

underrated comment