What Was The Smart Person's Most Dumbest Mistake?

[@Very-tired-rat]

Coworker got so lucky his girl didn't leave after this one, he met her family for the first time. She told him that she had a sister, but not a twin. The twin knew it was her sisters boyfriend, and didn't care. Bro found out later, felt awful, and the gf didn't leave him, their planning their wedding now

[@arlenfreeman3439]

"Eliminate half the people" was a "solution" translated into film from the comics completely without the original context or reason: Thanos was trying to court Death and was told that in order for her to consider him worthy, he had to eliminate half of all living beings in the universe. Funny thing is, upon aquiring the Infinity Gems and thus the power to carry out this task, Death didn't consider herself worthy of him.

[@Neonsilver13]

Story 1Ashton Kutcher adopted Jobs diet for some time when he portrayed him in a role, while their are various factors in such things, the restrictive diet was likely a big factor as to why he had to got to the hosital. Also I read once something about Jobs believing that his diet meant he didn't have to wash himself or at least less, due to that he smelled so bad that when he was still working for atarii he had to do nightshifts. The last story, regarding ignoring bullying. It depends on the bullying and how bad it is. Some take it as a challenge, to try to get you to react and others get their rocks of just from hurting someone, regardless of the reaction or if they even know that person. Also you might unintentionally overdo it and disengage from others entirely, expecting everyone to bully you one way or another. That mindset is really hard to get out of. The anime "A silent voice (Japanese title: Koe no Katachi)" illustrates pretty good in my oppinion how someone in that situation looks at the world. Also going to the 10/10 movie part of that video, it's a pretty good movie regardless, probably not 10/10 but definitely worth watching.

[@nitroglycerific9295]

Akira is my 10/10 movie. Almost 40 years later, it still remains one of the greatest examples of animated film ever created. Every single (hand-drawn!) frame is jaw-droppingly gorgeous, and the animations flow uncannily well. If there was ever an animated movie to watch in 4K, it would be this. The world is vibrant and prescient; the story is riveting and thought-provoking.

[@nikkivillemaire4855]

It's alright Mr. Mostly Facts, I can't remember all of the Infinity Stones off the top of my head, I get to 5 of them and then have to Google 6th one!

[@PythonTheOrbWing]

:)

[@PythonTheOrbWing]

Can make a vid of “Teachers,what is the most draining thing a student ever done to you?”pleaseeeeee?

[@boogiebear3095]

36:46 this made me giggle. I came across a hack that said if you have long hair, condition the ends first, then shampoo your scalp. I was like, huh? Tried it and my scalp thanked me. And my hair is still soft. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@starsandcacti]

Some people… honestly

[@soapycanthandle]

15:16 (story about overgeneralization from self) comment is basically "I had this happen to me so it probably happened to everyone else" oh, the irony... I really hope this is intentional

[@pastpatour]

I said it before, I say it again. Please read the comments, not the replies. It's confusing and not entertaining. The older videos were much better and cleaner without this barrage of redditorials.