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Another common one that I noticed was when I ask how often something happens. I asked a security guard how often people steal groceries from the store. He replied that it varies. I asked how many times it happens per week, on average. He couldn't even give me an estimate. I couldn't comprehend how someone could have trouble with such a simple concept.

Another common one that I noticed was when I ask how often something happens. I asked a security guard how often people steal groceries from the store. He replied that it varies. I asked how many times it happens per week, on average. He couldn't even give me an estimate. I couldn't comprehend how someone could have trouble with such a simple concept.

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I've noticed this too, it has always frustrated me when I'd use a conditional hypothetical as a way to explain something in a different way, and then I'd get, "that makes no sense?" as a response.

Now I know they were just a bit thick

Try it on flat earthers, they are all a bit like that, niggers are the same on Arbery/Kyle/Chauvin threads, they don't have any thinking skills because they just parrot what Joyless Reid tells them to say