10. Shapes and Colors

On Twitter, a user asked their followers to name a fruit that was named after a color. Another user mistakenly replied with “star fruit,” unaware that stars are shapes, not colors.

11. Time-Distancing

A Facebook user believed that the Bible taught that dinosaurs and cavemen coexisted. In reality, these two did not exist during the same period.

12. Gendered Animals

A Twitter user questioned the reason for cows having female names, suggesting misogyny. However, the truth is that only female mammals produce milk, and that’s why cows have female names.

13. Horrific Audacity

Someone decided to start an unnecessary argument with famous author Stephen King, claiming he made a spelling error when he hadn’t.

14. False Opinions

In a misguided attempt to spread misogyny, a person couldn’t even spell “you are” correctly. Remember, the one rule for banter is to avoid spelling errors.

15. Convenient Ageing

For a certain Twitter user, a child born in 2010 magically became 18 years old in 2018. Their calculation involved carrying the 10 and adding 8, a method that even R. Kelly would find puzzling.

16. Bitter Medicine

Some people were genuinely surprised when a vaccine for COVID-19 became available because they believed there was no vaccine for the common flu.

17. The Man Behind Tesla

In a Twitter thread full of incorrect information, it’s hard to know where to start. Should we discuss how Tesla was not built by Nikola Tesla? Or mention the fact that he lived in the 1900s, not the 1700s?

Overconfidence can be a stumbling block if it isn’t accompanied by sufficient knowledge. Nonetheless, it undoubtedly provides us with humorous anecdotes to share and laugh about.