Name something the majority of people believe but you do not?

[SpaceGalaxy]

[abc3643]

That Large Language Models are the way to go with Artificial Intelligence. They are inherently flawed in a way that cannot be corrected. And since they will never be reliable, they are de facto worthless as truth ascertainers; people relying on them when making decisions that have consequences may be in legal jeopardy.

[Anonymous]

That the Taliban were the only ones behind 9/11.

[KostasKouvalis]

Everyone knows thar. It wasn't the Taliban. The Taliban were in Afghanistan and Pakistan. It was fucking Al Qaida and Saudi Arabians

[Billlewis]

That every single bad thing that's happened since the start of 2020 was just a coincidence.

[SpaceGalaxy]

Like?

[Billlewis]

You can start with kowvd and go down the list from there. All those riots that just came out of nowhere, the demonstrations, all the bad news that wasn't being talked about in 2019, but as soon as the calendar flipped to 2020, all these things suddenly started happening.

[JoeMichael67]

That entire year was planned for decades.

[msc545]

The majority of people think that eating sugar causes diabetes - it doesn't. However, if you already HAVE diabetes, eating sugar makes it worse.

[Anonymous]

The response to Covid was real.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/fWbBwFYnw1A

[KostasKouvalis]

That we actually landed on the moon

[findacure4wokeness]

White countries need diversity.

[mandyfire98]

In a God

[OddBeMe]

God.