Screenshot of a humorous online conversation about bacteria and trinity, with images of raw meat and.

30 Confidently Incorrect Comments From People Who Were Loud, Proud, And Completely Wrong

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I miss the days when being wrong meant finding out later and hoping nobody remembered. Now, you can post something completely incorrect, defend your statement, and leave behind a permanent record of every opportunity you had to reconsider.

The people in these comments aren’t merely mistaken.They’re wrong with more confidence than someone who nailed a parallel parking job on the first attempt.

Sometimes they even double down, which is where the real entertainment begins. It takes a special kind of confidence to be handed the correct answer and treat it like another person’s opinion. Here are some of the funniest confidently incorrect comments from people who refused to let knowledge get in the way of a strong argument.

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Person with long hair and beard, holding a sign about spoken languages.
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Twitter conversation about the meaning of 'trinity' and 'tri' in words.
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Screenshot of a social media conversation about overconfidence and correctness.
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Estimate heart rate at 98.7°C, with a note about internal body temperature.
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Online discussion about the naming of Lake Ontario and Mount Denali.
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Comments about waiting a year for birthday due to January birthdays.
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Three social media comments discussing probability and outcomes.
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Raw meat and cheese with a humorous caption about bacteria and law.
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Map showing a gap between Argentina and Antarctica with a comment about swimming across it.
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Social media comments discussing 'could not care less' and double negatives.
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User's comment about graduating and working with animals, with emojis.
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Discussion about the colors of Venus, Earth, and Mars, with comments on primary colors.
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Humorous online conversation about humans having two livers.
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Question about a country name spelled with one row of an English keyboard.
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A humorous social media exchange about overconfidence and earnings.
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Screenshot of a social media conversation about language differences in expressing thanks.
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Comment exchange about spelling and cluelessness with laughing emoji.
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Twitter conversation about evolution theory and fossil evidence.
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Comments about school months and days, with colorful markings.
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Social media comment exchange about 'you're' vs 'your' and judging others.
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Facebook comments about overconfidence and saying 'me' instead of 'I'.
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Text message about midnight and time change from pm to am.
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Social media conversation about effect and affect with a humorous tone.
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Discussion about pills, stomach parts, and dissolving in the small intestine.
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A woman recording her boyfriend at a restaurant, with a tweet about homegirl leaving him.
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Dropping 10,000 pennies with comments about money and school.
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There has never been another nation with over 250 years of existence. America will be 250 in 2025.
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Screenshot of a discussion about Antarctica's snow, ice, and moisture.
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Comment about uranium-238's half-life and lead as proof against old myth.
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RecipeTineats website with a message about spelling and pronunciation.
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